Business Practice

Big Pharma can impact millions of lives, but charity on a smaller scale also makes a difference.

Pharmaceutical firms are some of the most generous, in terms of their philanthropy.

Steve Davis details some of the PATH's success stories in global health.

When looking to do good, many companies choose to focus on children’s health, particularly in developing countries.

According to novo Nordisk, being a good corporate citizen is simply “the right thing to do."

"Collaboration – across sectors, governments and communities – is the key to effective social endeavors."

Sustainable contracts and more subtle efforts can also go a long way to helping others worldwide.

The first principal of corporate social responsibility is to improve lives – but goodwill and positivity are infectious.

Beyond developing medicines, what is the pharma industry doing to help make the world a better place?

Steve Davis, President and CEO of PATH, and lecturer, Social Innovation, at Stanford University, California, USA.