Chery expands social initiatives through new partnerships with UNICEF, IUCN 

MANILA: Chery has recently forged a partnership with the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) and the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).

The Chinese carmaker declared its two-year partnership with UNICEF at the recently held Chery International User Summit. The company donated $6 million to the humanitarian aid organization to support its global education program.

UNICEF Representative to China Amakobe Sande expressed their appreciation for Chery’s support to their program, saying, “This will help us provide quality education for some of the most vulnerable and marginalized children in China and around the world. It will also support countries to strengthen their education systems, to better serve children and communities.”

Meanwhile, Chery’s partnership with IUCN was made official through the recent signing of a memorandum in Wuhu, China. This historic occasion marks the global launch of the "Cherish the Nature" program. Chery and IUCN will work together to develop new ecological conservation and restoration models for forests, wetlands, and seas. With this program, Chery aims to achieve carbon neutrality, promote a healthy environment, and support global sustainable development.

The agreement states that there would be two phases to the Chery and IUCN collaboration. The first phase, which runs from 2023 to 2024, will concentrate on ecological practices with the main goal of "enhancing awareness and capabilities'' in China. In the second stage, which runs from 2025 to 2028, Chery will actively launch global initiatives in collaboration with IUCN-covered regions.

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