Kolon Industries, Practicing ESG in Harmony with Local Communities
[Asia Economy Reporter Yoonju Hwang] Kolon Industries is launching volunteer activities such as subtitle production to create social value in the local community of Gangseo-gu, where there are many multicultural households and foreign residents.
Kolon Industries announced on the 2nd that it signed a volunteer work agreement (MOU) with the Gangseo-gu Office in Seoul to create social value in harmony with the local community.
The first implementation task of the agreement is to support multilingual subtitle services for 'iGangseoTV,' a promotional channel operated by Gangseo-gu. Kolon Industries plans to provide translation services by having employees proficient in foreign languages participate in subtitle production for the channel, enabling foreign residents in Gangseo-gu to easily access key community information. Previously, the Gangseo-gu Multicultural Family Support Center provided subtitles in limited languages, but Kolon Industries will expand the subtitles to include English, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese, and other languages to enhance convenience.
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Meanwhile, Kolon has contributed to creating social value in unique and differentiated ways by leveraging the group's capabilities. In early 2020, when a nationwide mask shortage occurred due to the global spread of COVID-19, Kolon converted its medical MB (Melt Blown) filter research facilities to produce mask filters, supplying over 2 million filters free of charge. It also built and donated a 24-bed modular negative pressure treatment ward to Seoul National University Hospital to support the shortage of hospital beds.
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