- The two entities sign an agreement to take advantage of mutual synergies, give new impetus to the Ribera health group's Corporate Social Responsibility policy, reinforce corporate volunteering and promote actions that help improve the lives of disadvantaged groups and care for the environment
Foundation representatives Ribera Health and ponder have signed a collaboration agreement today to promote international development cooperation, take advantage of the synergies of the two entities and give new impetus to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) policies, including volunteer actions proposed to their professionals , with the aim of improving people's lives, protecting the environment and promoting growth and equality in developing countries.
The president of the Foundation and CEO of the Ribera health group, Elisa Tarazona, the director of the Ribera Salud Foundation, Mercedes Gozalbo, and the president of the Pondera Foundation, Francisco Javier Valbuena, have been responsible for signing this agreement today in Madrid . For Elisa Tarazona. This agreement confirms the commitment of the health group that it leads to a "responsible health model, in which people and their well-being are our priority and the center of all our activity." Francisco Javier Valbuena, for his part, has highly valued the experience of both entities in the health sector and their shared commitment to the SDGs and the 2030 Agenda.
The Ribera Salud Foundation was established in March 2022 with the aim of "contributing to improving the overall health, quality of life and well-being of people" while "responding to the social commitment of the Ribera group with the current or future population ”, as stated in its statutes. Its purposes largely coincide with those of the Pondera Foundation, which defines itself as "a non-profit development cooperation foundation whose objective is to improve people's lives, protect the environment by promoting the sustainability of the planet, growth economy and equality between countries. Its areas of action include support for the local management of international cooperation projects, the implementation of sustainability projects and the comprehensive management of hospitals in "vulnerable territories", with the aim of "generating value in entities with great social impact". .
