Foodpanda releases its first Social Impact Report: pandapurpose
By B2B Cambodia
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foodpanda released its first Social Impact Report, titled pandapurpose, which highlights initiatives the company has taken to contribute to socio-economic and environmental sustainability challenges across Asia, including Cambodia.
The company has "dedicated over US$35 million to support communities, help Micro-, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (MSMEs) digitalise, train and upskill delivery riders across the region during the continued pandemic in 2021."
foodpanda is a subsidiary of Delivery Hero, and operates in more than 300 cities across 11 markets in Asia; Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand, Malaysia, Pakistan, Taiwan, Philippines, Bangladesh, Laos, Myanmar, and Cambodia.
pandapurpose 2021 report
The press release from the company suggested a key highlight was the "introduction of new digital tools that helped MSMEs expand revenue streams, while training and upskilling for riders, and programmes." "Since foodpanda was founded in 2012, we have been driven by our value to 'get 1% better every day', rolling out technical features that make millions of lives better. Technology has been an especially powerful tool to help sustain livelihoods, preserve business legacies, tackle environmental challenges, and build an inclusive platform for our community of merchants, riders, and customers to thrive," said Jakob Sebastian Angele, Chief Executive Officer of foodpanda. The inaugural Social Impact Report features three key pillars which define foodpanda's social impact vision in Asia:- People
- Progress
- Planet