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Espoir School of Life (ESL), Sanofi-Aventis Philippines Inc. (SAPI) and Irish-Apple Neulid (IAN) have been named winners of the first Le Prix: DEI Awards which recognizes outstanding contributions to creating a more inclusive society.
The awards giver, the French Chamber of Commerce and Industry in the Philippines (FCCIP), chose ESL in the project category for empowering marginalized communities through education, transforming lives with its innovative programs, and making quality learning accessible to all.
The organization category awardee, SAPI, won for championing inclusive policies, equitable opportunities and community-driven initiatives that set industry benchmarks.
IAN topped the people category for its tireless advocacy for person with disabilities through impactful initiatives, creation of opportunities and fostering inclusivity in both workplaces and communities.
FCCIP congratulated the three winners for fostering diverse, equitable and inclusive environments.