“Our CSR programs demonstrate the importance of giving back and making a sustainable difference to the communities of Oman. We also wish to support individuals and the economy through our training programs and women’s incubators, thereby delivering on our value of ‘caring’ and translating it into reality.”Ooredoo Oman
Winning Organization: Ooredoo Oman
Nomination: Corporate Social Responsibility Program of the Year – in the Middle East and Africa – CSR program of the Year
Introduction:
As Oman’s data experience leaders, Ooredoo provides individuals and businesses with innovative digital products and services, so that customers can enjoy the internet.
Our vision is to enrich our customers’ digital lives so that they can enjoy the internet. As data experience leaders, Ooredoo provides individuals and businesses with innovative products and services, all supported by our Supernet; the best in connectivity, reliability and an awesome digital first customer experience.
Ooredoo combines extensive global expertise and talented, caring people, with a genuine understanding of Omani culture. It is our aim to give back and work with the communities we serve to provide sustainable support to individuals and Oman’s economy.
Stevie Award winning Case Study:
Over the years, Ooredoo Oman has sought to develop and nurture female leaders in Oman by spearheading and supporting several initiatives dedicated at closing the gender-based work gap and enhancing socioeconomic development.
Training and development programs are a key part of this commitment, and a reflection of Ooredoo’s efforts to making a meaningful and tangible impact to the growth and development of Oman’s economy and fostering female entrepreneurship and businesses.
‘Ooredoo Goodwill’, encompassing the women’s incubator programs, is Ooredoo Oman’s CSR platform. While there are many aspects to Ooredoo Goodwill, the incubator programs demonstrate the company’s commitment to the community and are designed to support women in their personal growth, entrepreneurial empowerment and education, and overall, make a difference to society and the economy. Today, there are a total of 16 incubators that have benefited more than 4,000 women.