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06:00 AMI wake up to the chilly morning air. My day starts early but full of energy. EVAEVA is an eco-friendly material with elasticity and softness which makes it ideal to be used as soles of sneakers. Its properties of transparency, flexibility and low-temperature sealability make it an ideal material for laminating films and solar-module sheets.
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09:00 AMAs always, people hurry their steps onto the subway to go to work. CACaustic soda is used in wide range of industries, such as paper, textiles, detergents, metals, food, and electrical generation. In particular, Chlorine is used to produce polycarbonates.
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02:00 PMA cup of coffee cheers me up in the middle of a hectic day. PEA polymer with outstanding physical properties and environmental stability, it is found in many different forms of plastic items we use every day. Polyethylene coating in paper cups prevent leakage.
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06:00 PMTime to wrap up! The red taillights on congested roads tell me it’s time to go home. TDIsTDI is a feedstock for PU resin and adhesives. Flexible foams are used in shoes, furniture, automotive components, bedding, and toys, while semi-rigid foams are used in car interior materials.
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11:00 PMTime to rest up for a fresh start tomorrow. Survived another day, good job! PVCPVC has a wide range of applications in the home, such as wallpapers, flooring materials, window frames, cable sheathing, stationary and toys.
Hanwha Volunteers
Philosophy
Hanwha has been building strong trust with local communities based on its founding principle of “contributing to the society and
nation through business” and its philosophy of “trust and loyalty.” By going further together, rather than alone faster, Hanwha fulfills
its social responsibilities as an earnest corporate citizen.
Slogan
“Sharing Energy for Life”
- Energy for Life - Energy building a better tomorrow
- “Further Together” - Sharing towards win-win growth
Vision & Mission
“Building a Brighter Tomorrow Together” - Hanwha creates a “better tomorrow” by going “further together.”
- Employees contributing to a world full of happiness for everyone
- Society growing together through sharing and inclusivism
- Brighter and healthier tomorrow by creating values that do not harm the environment
“Make a Brighter World” Fund
“Make a Brighter World” is a fund-raising activity done through the voluntary participation of Hanwha employees. The fund supports
employees in need, senior citizens who live alone, juvenile breadwinners, social welfare facilities, and diverse volunteer activities as part of
fulfilling our social responsibilities and the effort to build a caring world.
- 500 won deducted from monthly salary per registered account
- A matching grant, whereby the company donates 1.5 times of employee donations
- Employee donations and company contributions are accumulated by each company to be used for CSR activities
Energy Class for Tomorrow
We offer “Energy Class for Tomorrow” to elementary school children since 2013. The “Energy Class for Tomorrow” allows children to
gain an understanding for energy, an indispensable asset for humanity, learn about measures to save energy, and acquire first-hand
experience on renewable energy for a pollution-free future.
So far, 13,500 children from more than 190 schools and welfare facilities have participated in the program. Children had the chance to
familiarize themselves with different concepts of energy and gain first-hand experience on generating electricity purely through sunlight by
engaging in activities to make solar cars and ships. We will continue in our efforts to fill the Energy Class with even more interesting and
helpful contents and demonstrate that education can change the world into a better place and create a sustainable future.
Seoul
Activities linked with In-house Clubs
In-house club members with diverse hobbies and specialties plan and engage in customized volunteer activities.
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- Photography
- Photo-shooting and framing for
residents at welfare facilities
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- Soccer
- Soccer classes for children in
marginalized communities
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- Basketball
- Members donated briquettes as
a celebration of a victory in the
company basketball tournament
“We Care” Volunteer Corps
Employees fluent in foreign languages volunteer for translations of letters between overseas adoptees and their families in Korea and
provide interpretations during their visit to Korea.
Citizen Safety Guards
All HQ employees received Citizen Safety Guard training from the Seoul Metropolitan Fire & Disaster Headquarters.
The training is designed to train citizens to be able to safely protect themselves and others in emergencies by becoming first responders
before paramedics arrive at the scene.
Other Volunteer Activities
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Sponsored “World Pottery Contest for the Disabled” as part of
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“Kitchen Garden School” offering agricultural activities in downtown areas
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“Global Hangeul School” teaching Korean language to children from
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“The Most Beautiful 1st Birthday” celebrating the first birthday of
children without family and friends
Daejeon
Hanwha Chemi School
Researchers teach chemistry to students from schools in need of educational welfare programs.
Ecology Preservation Activity at Wolpyeong Park
Employees acquire knowledge on ecology through eco tours and engage in diverse preservation programs to protect the ecology
of the Wolpyeong Park.
A Warm Meal
Employees cook and deliver meal boxes to the elderly who live alone.
Activities linked with In-house Clubs
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Tennis Class
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Juvenile Soccer School
Ulsan
EM Balls to Save Us and the Environment
We produce EM balls for the purification of streams and rivers. We also take part in local events to raise Ulsan citizens’ awareness for
environment protection.
Partnership with Ulsan City
22 companies based in Ulsan have partnered with the city of Ulsan for joint CSR activities. Through participation in and sponsorship for
university student volunteer groups and youth volunteer camps, we engage in activities of sharing, reaching out to the entire Ulsan region.
Small-group Activities by Production Team
Each production team is affiliated with different institutions for regular volunteer activities.
Yeosu
Going Further Together with Love for Neighbors
We visit islands in the Yeosu region to offer diverse household assistance, such as repairing old house power supply systems and electronic
goods, flooring and wall-papering, and hairdressing for the elderly. In addition, in partnership with the fire station, we offer fire prevention
trainings and install extinguishers and fire alarms.
Caring for Multi-cultural Families
In partnership with the Yeosu Multi-cultural Welfare Center, we provide cooking classes to multi-cultural families in the region and
share food with nearby senior citizens centers and welfare centers. We also enable an environment for a better livelihood of foreign women
emigrants through diverse cultural programs and sport events.
New Village Project
This project aims at improving the livelihood in regions that lack basic infrastructure. Together with the city of Yeosu, we participate
in repairing old houses of low-income families and cleaning up the streets, and at the same time, engage in projects to enhance residents’
welfare and capacity building.
Environmental Sharing Campaign
We visit islands to engage in desertification prevention activities and preservation of natural ecology of the marine environment, e.g. waste
collection, water-borne purification activity, and campaigns to prevent marine pollution.
