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+title: "CDIB Supports Green Eating on International Vegetarian Day, Angelo Koo Champions a Plant-Based Future"
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+date: 2025-06-12T15:00:35+08:00
+descrption: "CDIB Supports Green Eating on International Vegetarian Day, Angelo Koo Champions a Plant-Based Future"
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+TAIPEI, TAIWAN / ACCESSWIRE / November 20, 2023 / In 2009, the United Nations Climate Change Conference adopted the "Copenhagen Accord," setting a goal to limit global temperature increases to within 2 degrees Celsius. Now, 14 years later, with the Earth having warmed by approximately 1.2 degrees Celsius, there remains significant room for progress towards the original target. Addressing global warming has become an imperative issue for nations worldwide. In response to this, the United Nations has proposed a solution, suggesting that to slow down global climate change, it is essential to alter dietary habits by adopting a plant-based diet. In other words, encouraging more vegetable consumption and less meat intake. The concept of "International Vegetarian Day" originated from a religious festival initiated in India in on Nov. 25 1986 to encourage people adopt a vegetarian diet, not only as an expression of compassion towards animals but also as a commitment to environmental conservation.
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+CDIB Chairman Angelo Koo urges that environmental protection requires collective efforts from everyone. Making positive changes in daily dietary habits is a starting point to save the Earth. (Photo via China Development Financial)
+CDIB recognizes the potential for sustainable change in dietary choices to environmental conservation and encourages its staff to collectively embrace a diet rich in vegetables. The company has integrated daily dietary practices into its ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) strategy, leveraging its corporate influence for tangible impact. Angelo Koo, Chairman of CDIB, emphasizes that more people should support adopting a green diet, which not only promotes personal health but also helps alleviate the environmental burden on the planet. As a leader in the financial industry's ESG initiatives, CDIB has long considered promoting sustainable development a corporate responsibility. The company actively participates in external environmental conservation efforts and places significant emphasis on internal employee dining facilities. This commitment aligns with the "Preferred Employer" strategy, providing employees with the healthiest workplace environment. CDIB replaces high carbon-emission red meat with organic and healthy fresh fruits and vegetables, designs diverse menus based on seasonal produce, and strives to care for employees' physical well-being while contributing to environmental protection. Angelo Koo, Chairman of CDIB, said that the food production process emits a substantial amount of greenhouse gases, particularly methane, a major contributor to global warming, with red meat having significantly high greenhouse gas emissions. He emphasizes that environmental protection is not as challenging as imagined, encouraging people to start with fundamental dietary improvements to make a meaningful contribution to the environment.
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+Recognizing the critical importance of environmental sustainability, KGI Securities, a subsidiary of the CDIB group, became the first company in the industry to have its employee cafeteria certified as a green restaurant by the Environmental Protection Administration in 2022, establishing itself as a trailblazer in the domestic securities sector. Demonstrating a commitment to environmental protection in daily dining practices, KGI Securities not only aligns with CDIB's goal of becoming the 'Preferred Employer' by providing colleagues with nutritionally rich ingredients but also actively contributes to carbon reduction in a tangible effort to care for the planet. The green restaurant certification focuses on three primary goals: source reduction, local ingredients, and reducing food waste. " KGI Securities places significant emphasis on "food miles" data to minimize unnecessary carbon footprints during ingredient transportation. The company collaborates with local vendors, procuring in-season and domestically produced fresh ingredients with production histories. In addition to ensuring employees receive ample nutrition, this approach also provides substantial support to local small-scale farmers. In a step further towards environmental consciousness, KGI Securities this year held an "Organic Day" event, in which the employee cafeteria exclusively offered meals prepared with all-organic ingredients. This initiative received high praise from employees, and the amount of leftover significantly decreased compared to previous occasions, boosting the morale of the staff at the transitioning green cafeteria. Administrative management at KGI Securities is considering making "Organic Day" a regular event with the anticipation that, through reducing the carbon footprint of ingredients, the company can promote agricultural education from the source to the employee cafeteria.
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+CDIB Chairman Angelo Koo stated: "Slowing down global warming is a collective responsibility for everyone. As a leader in the financial industry's ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) initiatives, we will continue to develop green initiatives, becoming a robust pillar in safeguarding the Earth."
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+Media Contacts:
+Company: Jet-Go Consulting Group
+Contact person: Raymond Wu
+Telephone: +886-2-23708000 #2209
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+View source version on accesswire.com:
+https://www.accesswire.com/806976/cdib-supports-green-eating-on-international-vegetarian-day-angelo-koo-champions-a-plant-based-future

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+title: "China Development Foundation’s tutoring scholarship program has supported disadvantaged students with positive energy"
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+image: "https://www.taipeitimes.com/images/2023/09/28/p12-230928-2ndAdvertorial.jpg"
+date: 2025-06-12T15:10:35+08:00
+descrption: "China Development Foundation’s tutoring scholarship program has supported disadvantaged students with positive energy"
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+China Development Foundation is promoting the “Heritage 100 x Tutoring 100” Program to financially assist outstanding college students and encourage them to become tutors for economically disadvantaged schoolchildren in Taiwan. This program has supported over 1,700 students in the past 17 years. Recently, the foundation held an online volunteering workshop, where this year’s 100 scholarship recipients pledged to work together with love, patience, and tolerance to assist schoolchildren for 100 hours of tutoring sessions.
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+The “Heritage 100 x Tutoring 100” Program was established with the strong support of Angelo J. Y. Koo, the chairman of the China Development Foundation, to encourage college students to accompany disadvantaged schoolchildren in their growth. Volunteers who share similar backgrounds with the disadvantaged children can provide timely assistance and understand their needs. Since its implementation, a total of NT$84 million has been invested, and about 1,700 college students have participated in the volunteering program, benefiting more than 1,700 schoolchildren and families.
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+Luo, a student at the graduate school of Chung Cheng University, has received the scholarship for five consecutive years due to her outstanding performance in tutoring. One day, Luo met a younger student whom she had tutored before. The little girl said, “Sister, you used to remind me to concentrate on my studies and do my homework obediently after class. I have done it all now!” This simple sentence deeply moved Luo. She said that through interacting with the students, she has developed empathy and learned to think from their perspectives. Another student named Dai, who has just received a scholarship for the first time at Taipei University, is looking forward to becoming a volunteer tutor. “Looking back on my growth process, receiving help and encouragement from others gave me the courage to face the future. Now that I have the ability, I also want to be a person who gives strength to others,” Dai said.
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+Angelo J. Y. Koo firmly believes that “education is the best investment.” For 17 years, through this program, the volunteers have not only helped disadvantaged students improve their learning confidence but also had the opportunity to give back to society. The foundation will continue to be involved in disadvantaged education, assisting students in finding their academic direction and helping them to grow happily with the support and companionship of love. The Foundation hopes that college students who are interested in giving back will join as tutoring volunteers so that more disadvantaged children can benefit, expanding the cycle of kindness and working together to spread love and warmth.
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+Source:https://www.taipeitimes.com/News/biz/archives/2023/09/28/2003806873

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+title: "CDIB Caring for Rural Students, Warming Hearts in the Cold Winter of Christmas. Angelo Koo, Encourages Businesses to Foster Positive Social Circles"
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+date: 2025-06-12T15:20:35+08:00
+descrption: "CDIB Caring for Rural Students, Warming Hearts in the Cold Winter of Christmas. Angelo Koo, Encourages Businesses to Foster Positive Social Circles"
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+TAIPEI, TAIWAN / ACCESSWIRE / December 22, 2023 / As Christmas approaches, the streets are filled with a festive atmosphere, with families hanging Christmas stockings and decorating Christmas trees. It is a joyful time for families to celebrate. However, for children in rural areas, many face economic challenges, making daily life a struggle, and the idea of a joyful Christmas is beyond their imagination. CDIB Capital International (CDIB Capital) has long considered assisting vulnerable groups as its responsibility. The KGI Charity Foundation, a foundation sponsored by KGI Securities, is reaching out to show care for underprivileged children in remote areas during the cold winter. This initiative aims to allow these children to experience the joyful atmosphere of the Christmas season. Angelo Koo, Chairman of CDIB Capital, said that childhood experiences have a significant impact on future growth. Through corporate support, he aims to provide children with a happy and worry-free upbringing.
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+In keeping with the ESG spirit of CDIB Capital, its subsidiary, KGI Securities, actively cares for children in remote areas through the KGI Charity Foundation. For seven consecutive years, the firm takes on the role of Santa Claus during Christmas, bringing warmth in winter by collecting gift shoeboxes filled with school supplies. Volunteers organize, package, and distribute these gift shoeboxes to children in remote areas such as Taitung, Nantou, Chiayi, Pingtung, creating a heartwarming Christmas for them. The thoughtful gifts include various stationery items that students use every day, favorite educational toys, sports equipment, and additional items such as practical clothing, scarves, and socks to ensure the children are well-prepared for the cold weather. This act of kindness has garnered enthusiastic responses from employees, with active participation from both KGI Financial Holding Group and KGI Securities staff. Through tangible actions, they support each other, connect hearts and blessings, and spread warmth to more disadvantaged areas.
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+Recognizing the importance of education quality, CDIB Capital has been deeply committed to assisting underprivileged students, contributing to the achievement of SDGs 4 - Quality Education, and supporting the development of the next generation under the guidance of the nation. Since the initiation of the 'Inclusive Vision' project in 2021, the focus has been on co-creating with the youth, fostering enjoyment with the elderly, promoting well-being for the underprivileged, and harmonizing with the environment. To ensure that students can study with peace of mind and have a brighter future, the company collaborates with volunteers to support community care systems. They accompany children and teenagers from high-caring families in the Sanxia District of New Taipei City. Through material donations and volunteer manpower, they nurture local students, allowing them to grow in a stable environment and ensuring that their educational resources receive quality treatment. Simultaneously, KGI, through the KGI Charity Foundation, has been supporting the 'Love, Cultivate Opportunities' project for nine consecutive years. This initiative aims to create a fair learning environment by providing English learning assistance to rural schools. This support enables these schools to hire external teachers, and in some cases, recruit foreign teachers to guide children in learning English. This foundation helps lay the foundation for English proficiency, ensuring that these students can smoothly integrate into the international community in the future.
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+Angelo Koo, Chairman of CDIB Capital, believes education serves as the pivotal factor in transforming lives and should not be limited by urban-rural disparities. As a leader in the financial industry's ESG initiatives, we are committed to ongoing efforts to ensure that every child can grow and thrive in a conducive educational environment. Our aspiration is that each child, regardless of their background, will have the opportunity to receive quality education. We empower individuals to contribute to society in the future, creating a positive and sustainable cycle of education and social impact.
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+Media Contacts:
+Jet-Go Consulting Group
+Raymond Wu
++886-2-23708000 #2209
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+SOURCE: https://www.accessnewswire.com/819496/cdib-caring-for-rural-students-warming-hearts-in-the-cold-winter-of-christmas-angelo-koo-encourages-businesses-to-foster-positive-social-circles