Disaster response

CNH among top 5% in S&P Global Yearbook and high scorer in Dow Jones Sustainability World & North America Indices  

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Wednesday, February 7, 2024
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We placed in the top 5% among the over 9,400 companies rated in the annual S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment.

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  • We placed in the top 5% among the over 9,400 companies rated in the annual S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment.
  • This latest result adds to the recent second place ranking we received from S&P Global’s Dow Jones SustainabilityTM World and North America Indices (DJSI World and DJSI North America), scoring 78/100 in the Machinery and Electrical Equipment Industry category.
  • “We are all proud to see our efforts continue receiving the highest honors from S&P Global.
  • For more information and the latest financial and sustainability reports visit: cnh.com
    For news from CNH and its Brands visit: media.cnhindustrial.com

IFAW DISASTER READY CAMPAIGN STRESSES IMPORTANCE OF ENSURING ANIMALS INCLUDED IN DISASTER PLANNING & RESPONSE

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Tuesday, September 27, 2022
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Such is the premise behind a new public service announcement initiative entitled Disaster Ready by IFAW ( International Fund for Animal Welfare ).

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  • Such is the premise behind a new public service announcement initiative entitled Disaster Ready by IFAW ( International Fund for Animal Welfare ).
  • According to Shannon Walatjys, IFAW Program Director for Disaster Response and Risk Reduction, "We know that disasters are becoming all too common.
  • IFAW's Disaster Readycampaign encourages owners to ensure that their disaster planning includes all animals---pets, farm animals and wildlife.
  • IFAW encourages sharing these campaign resources with friends, family and the local community so they too can be disaster ready for animals.

Minister Blair announces over $870 million to support disaster recovery and climate resilience in British Columbia

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Monday, July 18, 2022
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Today, following the fifth and final meeting of the Committee of British Columbia and Federal Ministers on Disaster Response and Climate Resilience, the Honourable Bill Blair, President of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada and Minister of Emergency Preparedness, announced advance payments of over $870 million to the Government of British Columbia through the Disaster Financial Assistance Arrangements (DFAA) to support flood, landslide and storm recovery efforts in the province.

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  • Today, following the fifth and final meeting of the Committee of British Columbia and Federal Ministers on Disaster Response and Climate Resilience, the Honourable Bill Blair, President of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada and Minister of Emergency Preparedness, announced advance payments of over $870 million to the Government of British Columbia through the Disaster Financial Assistance Arrangements (DFAA) to support flood, landslide and storm recovery efforts in the province.
  • This is in addition to the $207 million in support for wildfire recovery efforts that was announced in June.
  • The Committee, co-chaired by Minister Blair and Minister Mike Farnworth, British Columbia's Deputy Premier and Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General, discussed the important progress that has been made to-date.
  • "British Columbia was hit hard last year by multiple devastating disasters, affecting thousands of people across our province.

The Fedcap Group to Provide ESG Training for its 3,500 Employees and Boards of Directors for its Twenty-Three Subsidiary Companies

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Wednesday, July 13, 2022
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We are committed to the ESG principles and spend significant time analyzing how environmental, social, and governance issues impact our businesss strategies and practices.

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  • We are committed to the ESG principles and spend significant time analyzing how environmental, social, and governance issues impact our businesss strategies and practices.
  • By providing training for the entire Fedcap Group organization, we will be able to better align our investments and programming with critical environmental, social, and governance metrics.
  • Since 1935, The Fedcap Group has developed scalable, innovative and potentially disruptive solutions to some of societys most pressing needs.
  • The work is delivered through the companies of The Fedcap Group, led by Executive Directors with significant local knowledge and extensive operational experience.

Minister Blair announces over $200 million to support disaster recovery and climate resilience in British Columbia

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Friday, June 10, 2022
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The floods and wildfires in British Columbia last year demonstrated the devastating impacts that increasing extreme weather events due to climate change have.

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  • The floods and wildfires in British Columbia last year demonstrated the devastating impacts that increasing extreme weather events due to climate change have.
  • Today, following the fourth meeting of the Committee of British Columbia and Federal Ministers on Disaster Response and Climate Resilience, the Honourable Bill Blair, President of the Queen's Privy Council and Minister of Emergency Preparedness, announced several federal investments to help response and recovery efforts:
    Public Safety Canada is delivering an advance payment of $207 million to the Government of British Columbia through the Disaster Financial Assistance Arrangements (DFAA) to support 2021 wildfire recovery efforts in British Columbia.
  • Indigenous Services Canada is providing financial support through the Structural Mitigation program to cover the costs of assessing flood risks to the communities of Nooaitch and Shackan.
  • Today's announcement of $207 million to support British Columbia is a key step forward in our work to help these communities recover, build lasting resilience, and keep Canadians safe."

New Report - Animals, People and War: The Impact of Conflict

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Monday, May 9, 2022
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WASHINGTON, May 9, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- A new report released today examines the profound impact upon all animals of modern-day conflict like wars and civil unrest. IFAW's (International Fund for Animal Welfare) "Animals, People and War: The Impact of Conflict" report covers the spectrum of companion pets, livestock, zoo animals and wildlife.

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  • WASHINGTON, May 9, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- A new report released today examines the profound impact upon all animals of modern-day conflict like wars and civil unrest.
  • IFAW's (International Fund for Animal Welfare) " Animals, People and War: The Impact of Conflict " report covers the spectrum of companion pets, livestock, zoo animals and wildlife.
  • While the reduction of human suffering must be prioritized, the impact of conflict on animals must also be recognized and addressed.
  • To read the full report "Animals, People and War: The Impact of Conflict", click here .

Minister Blair visits flood-impacted areas in B.C., including Abbotsford and Merritt, to reaffirm commitment to help the province prepare, respond and recover from emergencies

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Monday, March 14, 2022
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This included discussions with local mayors, Indigenous leadership, and emergency responders impacted by last year's unprecedented flooding.

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  • This included discussions with local mayors, Indigenous leadership, and emergency responders impacted by last year's unprecedented flooding.
  • This marks Minister Blair's second trip to the province since being named Canada's first standalone minister for emergency preparedness.
  • Together, they committed to strengthening their partnership and increasing the participation of First Nation communities in the response and recovery efforts.
  • Thanks to the generosity of Canadians, the Red Cross received more than $30 million in donations for a total of more than $90 million raised.

PG&E Announces 7 Recipients of $400,000 in Resilience Hubs Grants to Help Communities Withstand Extreme Weather Events

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Wednesday, December 22, 2021
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The organization will conduct outreach to collect community input on locations for resilience hubs, components and resources for hubs, and opportunities for training citizens on disaster preparation.

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  • The organization will conduct outreach to collect community input on locations for resilience hubs, components and resources for hubs, and opportunities for training citizens on disaster preparation.
  • Albany CERT Inc will apply this grant toward establishing Emergency Communication Hubs in all regions of our city, said Blake Yeaman, President of the organization.
  • We look forward to establishing a resilience hub for our most vulnerable communities, said Ashley Watkins, Sustainability Division Chief with the county.
  • With the PG&E Resilience Hubs Grant, we will help residents respond to disruptions, such as power outages and extreme heat, caused by climate change.

ASPCA Mobilizes to Provide Critical Support for Cats and Dogs Impacted by Devastating Tornadoes

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Monday, December 13, 2021
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The ASPCA will assist with the evacuation of homeless cats and dogs from Kentucky-based shelters to free up space and resources to care for displaced pets in impacted communities.

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  • The ASPCA will assist with the evacuation of homeless cats and dogs from Kentucky-based shelters to free up space and resources to care for displaced pets in impacted communities.
  • These cats and dogs were all in Kentucky animal shelters before the tornadoes hit.
  • "In emergency situations like this, evacuations are often not an option, making the impact of these deadly and unprecedented tornadoes that much more devastating."
  • The ASPCA continues to communicate with Kentucky-based emergency management agencies and animal welfare organizations and remains on standby to provide additional support upon request.

Humana Foundation Donates $200,000 to Recovery Efforts for Louisianans Impacted by Hurricane Ida

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Wednesday, October 6, 2021
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The Humana Foundation , philanthropic arm of Humana Inc. (NYSE: HUM) for the past 40 years, is donating $200,000 to the recovery and relocation efforts for those impacted by Hurricane Ida in Louisiana.

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  • The Humana Foundation , philanthropic arm of Humana Inc. (NYSE: HUM) for the past 40 years, is donating $200,000 to the recovery and relocation efforts for those impacted by Hurricane Ida in Louisiana.
  • The Humana Foundations $200,000 donation will fund urgent recovery efforts and reach those on the ground who need relief.
  • We continue to be mindful of the devastation and long road ahead for Louisianans recovering from Hurricane Ida, said The Humana Foundation interim CEO Caraline Coats.
  • The Humana Foundation was established in 1981 as the philanthropic arm of Humana Inc., one of the nations leading health and well-being companies.