Community Engagement and Contribution
Our corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a fundamental element of our commitment to and contribution towards a sustainable future.
Responsible Manufacturing Operation
The first point of fulfilling social responsibility is to fulfill the duties of the enterprise itself well. We strictly abide by the production operation requirements for enterprises stipulated by local laws and regulations, are committed to reducing environmental pollution in the local area, and strive to manage the relationship with the local community well.
Our enterprise strictly complies with laws and regulations in local operations.
Uniting to Combat Local Pollution. Employees volunteer to assist with recycling production waste and share best practices from the chemical industry to make the recycling process safer for all association volunteers.
At NOVASTAR, we place great importance on our relationships with local communities, especially where our operations and factories are located. We regularly audit each factory’s performance to ensure the local community is informed and involved.
Support for Local Construction and Development
At NOVASTAR, we recognize that our success is deeply intertwined with the prosperity of the communities where we operate. Beyond business growth, we are dedicated to creating lasting social value by investing in local infrastructure and education empowerment. Our initiatives focus on building resilient communities, fostering inclusive growth, and ensuring sustainable development for future generations.
1. Strengthening Local Infrastructure
We collaborate with governments and NGOs to upgrade critical infrastructure, ensuring communities have access to essential services. Partnering in road construction and bridge repairs to improve mobility and economic access.
2. Empowering Education & Skills Development
Education is the foundation of social development. We invest in future-ready learning by providing financial aid and mentorship to high-potential students in technical and vocational fields. Partnering with vocational institutes to offer certified skill programs (e.g., renewable energy, advanced manufacturing) that align with industry needs.
