How we live up to our social responsibility at AGRANA

At AGRANA, we are well aware of our social responsibility along the entire value-added chain.

This starts with us sourcing our agricultural commodities in a socially responsible manner. We produce top-quality food, animal feed and upstream products for various processing industries, and we do this resource and energy-efficiently. And, we always act as a socially-responsible employer – worldwide.

But that is not all. At AGRANA, we also demonstrate a global commitment to cultural and social issues beyond the scope of our business operations.

Examples

  • AGRANA supports the social projects of CONCORDIA

    CONCORDIA Social Projects is an international, independent aid organization for children, young people and families in need. The organization was founded in 1991 as a social project for street children in Romania and today supports more than 15,000 children and young people in the project countries of Bulgaria, Romania, Moldova, Kosovo and Austria on their way to a self-determined life. AGRANA is a PROUD PARTNER and a long-standing supporter of CONCORDIA, for example through its support of the CONCORDIA vocational school in Romania and various donations in kind.

  • Austrian Red Cross: humanitarian aid for people in distress

    The situation in Ukraine remains critical. The Austrian Red Cross is supporting numerous humanitarian aid projects in Ukraine, such as by providing mobile health teams, distributing food vouchers, renovating and appropriately equipping emergency shelters as well as by setting up and further developing mobile healthcare systems.

    ©Image: Rotes Kreuz - ÖRK Thomas Marecek

  • Caritas: psycho-social support for school children in Ukraine

    The ‘Child Friendly Spaces’ operated by Caritas Ukraine offer children a place to relax between air raid alarms and to combat homesickness. Children are being cared for and helped by trained social workers and psychologists to come to terms with the situation at a total of 18 schools. No fewer than 3,500 children have already benefited since the project was launched.

    © Caritas