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Community continued TREE PLANTING WITH LANDCARE Fifty staff from across the Coke system converged on Sydney Harbour National Park on 22 November 2006 to participate in CCA’s first staff volunteering day as part of the new Landcare partnership. Despite the scorching 36 degree heat, the team rolled up their sleeves, donned gardening gloves and red hats, and got down and dirty with the land. Much weeding, sawing, clearing and planting was done and the results of their hard work were clearly evident at the conclusion of the day. Guided by experts from the National Parks and Wildlife Authority and Landcare, the team was educated in the particulars of weeds (short leaves good, long leaves bad) and how to plant a tree in four easy steps. It was a memorable and highly enjoyable day for everyone who took part. Indonesia: programs focus on prevention, both in the workplace and in the community, using educational materials and working with government agencies and NGOs. In 2003 the Foundation launched its first initiative on HIV/AIDS education, called Project STAR. In partnership with the Ministry of Health, the Foundation conducted a series of educational programs targeting teenagers in four major cities, Jakarta, Bandung, Surabaya and Yogyakarta, chosen because of the high incidence of drug users. Since then the programs have expanded substantially, providing training through high schools and universities. Donations of Food and Beverages Across the Group CCA donated approximately $2 million in food and beverages to various charity events and community initiatives. One large scale product donation initiative is the Share-a-Can Day. This has been held every year for the past 10 years at SPCA headquarters in Shepparton in regional Victoria. SPCA and its employees and suppliers donate their time, products and resources to packing food products for distribution by Foodbank Australia and Victoria Relief to needy families. In 2006 this initiative produced 496 tonnes of SPCA food products, worth approximately $750,000 in retail value. SPCA was ranked amongst Foodbank’s top 5 donors in 2006. CCA also donated $273,000 worth of beverages to Foodbank Australia in 2006. Thirst for Giving The “Thirst for Giving”program in Australia enables employees to donate to nominated charities direct from their pre-tax pay. CCA matches every employee dollar donated up to a limit of $1,000 per employee per year. The following charities are our partners in the program. • Mission Australia • CanTeen • Royal Flying Doctor Service • Australian Children’s Music Foundation • WWF • Big Brother Big Sister • Children’s Hospitals (NSW,Victoria, Queensland, SA, WA) In 2006, CCA matched approximately $58,000 worth of employee charity donations, resulting in a total charity donation of almost $116,000 by CCA and our employees. New Zealand CCA donated $13,000 to help Tokoroa resident Desiree Ryan raise enough funds in 72 hours to build a community playground in Tokoroa. This featured on Television Two’s new reality show “No Opportunity Wasted”. Coca-Cola Christmas in the Park Held annually in Auckland and Christchurch, the Coca-Cola Christmas in the Park events are the largest free concerts in the Southern Hemisphere and raise more than $100,000 each year for youth counselling and Youthline. Relief Efforts Boxing Day Tsunami 2005 CCA and TCCC jointly initiated a number of immediate and ongoing relief projects in devastated Indonesian regions. Our efforts included: • Donating vehicles ranging from ambulances to motorbikes and mobile clean water supply vehicles, as well as telecommunications equipment. • Building 11 modular school complexes and two permanent schools in Aceh. 28
• Helping supply clean water by locating the best places for clean freshwater wells with hydrogeological surveys. • Building a micro-power plant in Aceh. Since the commissioning of the water-based, environmentally friendly power plant, 200 affected households are now utilising power in their homes. The plant is also providing power to a school, local mosque and three community facilities. Cyclone Larry CCA provided $65,000 worth of packaged water and SPCA donated 30 pallets of food to the victims of Cyclone Larry in Innisfail, Queensland. Environmental Initiatives Landcare Australia CCA and TCCC entered into a partnership in 2006 with Landcare Australia to protect and regenerate our water sources, with CCA providing an estimated $10,000 in product donations and volunteered employee time, and TCCC investing $136,500. This will enable local Landcare groups to carry out planting and regeneration projects in areas connected to the major waterways and water sources near our operations. New Zealand CCA has led the way in event recycling in New Zealand since 2004, developing a set of event recycling guidelines and trialling bin and bag options at events like Coca-Cola Christmas in the Park. In 2006 CCA installed specially designed bins that are made from plastic and fold down to an easily transportable flat sheet that can be put into their own recycling bag if damaged. South Korea – The Water Campaign The Water Campaign is a major component of South Korea’s contribution to TCCC’s “Make Every Drop Count”global initiative. Coke system employees in South Korea formed a “Water Team”which worked with environmental experts and NGOs to understand threats to South Korea’s water resources and define programs to undertake. Among these are assessments of water courses around South Korea’s three bottling plants and designing suitable activities to ensure sustainable water health. Indonesia – Community Watershed Partnership Project Together with USAID, the Coke system in Indonesia launched the Cinta Air (Love Water) Program in an effort to ensure the provision of clean water supply and sanitation services to the district of Bekasi. The program facilitates school and community group activities which protect water resources, manage clean water and sanitation systems, and work on water treatment initiatives. Encouraging Healthier Active Lifestyles TCCC has a long tradition of supporting major global sporting events like the Olympic Games, the Football World Cup and the Rugby World Cup. In Australia and New Zealand CCA and TCCC share sponsorship of major national sporting events and agreements with major football organisations, including the Australian Rugby Union, the National Rugby League and the Australian Football league. CCA has been a long-term sponsor of sport and recreation at national and local levels, and in Australia we sponsor community sporting clubs in rugby league, football, AFL, netball, hockey, Little Athletics, rugby union, cricket, basketball, softball, touch football and baseball. 29
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