Good governance and corporate social responsibility contribute greatly towards regulating the dialogue between the petroleum industry, government, NGOs and the local communities in any operating environment. In each World Petroleum Congress, the World Petroleum Council underpins its commitment to the petroleum and gas industry’s vision for a better future.
The World Petroleum Council awards companies committed to meeting new technical, environmental and social challenges.
The Criteria For The Social Responsibility Award Were:
Past Winners Include:
Company | Initiative/Project |
Nexen Inc. , Canada | Building a community of trust in zones of conflict |
Statoil ASA, Norway | Akassa- a community project based on substantial local participation |
Overgas, Bulgaria | Corporate Social Responsibility |
Chevron Global | HIV/AIDS programme |
Eni Australia | Social Impact Management: Gas Development in a Northern Australian Aboriginal Community |
Pro-Natura International, Nigeria | Promoting Multiple Stakeholder Partnering for Better Governance, Development and Peace |
Woodside | Ngala: Nurturing the Pilbara |
Exxon Mobil Corporation | NightWatch Campaign to Fight Malaria |
The World Petroleum Council undertakes initiatives to offset their carbon footprint at its events. These initiatives are achieved by focusing on concerns on the energy utilized, recycling and several other fundamental issues.
A key component of the Social Responsibility Programs (SRGV) at each World Petroleum Congress is the Social Responsibility ‘’Global Village’’. The SRGV showcases projects and initiatives that highlight contributions of the petroleum industry to human development at the local level.
During these sessions in the Global Village, companies are invited to illustrate the link between social responsibility and human development through their work on CSR related projects.