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Most Singapore firms say they have a moral duty to give back – but a m

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Survey of 1,100 Singapore companies reveals broad belief in corporate responsibility, but only 30 per cent of firms participate in volunteering or donation initiatives.
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Most Singapore firms say they have a moral duty to give back – but a m

Survey of 1,100 Singapore companies reveals broad belief in corporate responsibility, but only 30 per cent of firms participate in volunteering or donation initiatives.

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Eco-Business broke the news in Singapore on Friday, February 6, 2026.
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