2020 Global Contribution winner continues pro-bono work for Croatian charity
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IPRA reported earlier this month that the 2020 GWA Global Contribution Award given for PR with an objective of meeting one of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals went to Soaps With Dots from Croatian agency Apriori World for their client The Zagreb Association for the Blind.
In a great follow-up this week, the agency was behind the promotion of a new venture for the same charity. In the presence of senior government representatives the Association opened a production plant for manufacturing of liquid soaps. Like the soap bars, the liquid soaps are manufactured by blind and visually impaired people.
This social project makes soap the old fashioned way with sunflower oil, herbal essences and natural moisturisers. The project is supported by Turkish aid agency TIKA as well as the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. Might this be a winner for a Golden World Award 2021?
Caption: Danijel Koletić of Apriori World (top right) with project representatives
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