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About Our CSR 

We are thrilled to announce a new Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative by Vigil Cruisevoy Limited in collaboration with the All India Sustainable Development Council (AISDC) and the Global Sustainable Council (GSC). This initiative is aimed at fostering sustainable practices and supporting global peace initiatives in alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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About All India Sustainable Development Council (AISDC): AISDC is a registered non-governmental organization (NGO) with Niti Aayog, Government of India. Committed to advancing sustainable development, AISDC operates under the guidelines of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Their initiatives encompass various sectors, including social work activities, research and development, and regulation of healthcare and education services.​

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About Global Sustainable Council (GSC): GSC is a registered charity in the United Kingdom, dedicated to promoting sustainable practices globally. Approved by the Global Sustainable Goals Limited, GSC operates across multiple domains, including research and development, social work, and regulation of healthcare and education services. GSC is also registered with the European Commission as a Participant Identification Code (PIC) member and serves on the Expert Committee for Technology Transfer.

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Key Objectives of the CSR Initiative:

  1. Promotion of Sustainable Practices: Collaborate with AISDC and GSC to promote sustainable practices within the cruise industry and beyond. This includes initiatives to reduce carbon footprint, conserve natural resources, and promote social equity and inclusivity.

  2. Global Peace Initiative: Support global peace initiatives through community engagement, cultural exchange programs, and advocacy for peaceful coexistence. Work towards fostering understanding, tolerance, and harmony among diverse communities worldwide.

  3. Technology Transfer and Innovation: Facilitate technology transfer and innovation in sustainable development through collaboration with GSC's Expert Committee for Technology Transfer. Encourage research and experimental development in social sciences and humanities to address pressing societal challenges.

  4. Empowerment of Elderly and Disabled: Undertake social work activities aimed at the empowerment and inclusion of elderly and disabled individuals. Provide support services, advocacy, and access to resources to enhance their quality of life and promote social integration.

The blue economy refers to the sustainable use of ocean resources for economic growth, improved livelihoods, and environmental sustainability. It encompasses various sectors and activities related to oceans, seas, and coastal areas, including fisheries, aquaculture, tourism, shipping, renewable energy, marine biotechnology, and conservation.

Key elements of the blue economy include:

  1. Fisheries and Aquaculture:  

  2. Tourism and Recreation:  

  3. Shipping and Maritime Transport:  

  4. Renewable Energy:  

  5. Marine Biotechnology:  

  6. Coastal Zone Management:  

  7. Ocean Governance and Conservation:  

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The blue economy presents significant opportunities for economic growth, job creation, poverty alleviation, and sustainable development, particularly in coastal and island communities. However, it also poses challenges related to overexploitation, pollution, habitat degradation, climate change, and social equity.

To realize the full potential of the blue economy, stakeholders must collaborate across sectors and disciplines to implement integrated and sustainable approaches that balance economic, social, and environmental objectives. This requires investments in research, innovation, capacity building, infrastructure, and governance mechanisms to promote inclusive and resilient blue economies that benefit present and future generations.

Our Commitment to Sustainable Development: Vigil Cruisevoy Limited is committed to integrating sustainability into our business operations and fostering positive social impact. Through this CSR initiative, we aim to contribute meaningfully to global efforts towards sustainable development and peacebuilding.

We look forward to collaborating with AISDC, GSC, and other stakeholders to drive positive change and create a more sustainable and equitable future for all.

Our Joint CSR Initiatives 

Global Sustainable Council, Global Sustainable Goals Ltd,A Registered Charity CH14319777 under Companies House and Leeds Community in the United Kingdom,European Commission PIC No:883838490 and A Member of Expert Committee EX2023D728053.United Nations UNGM 860053. Our Indian Organization, All India Sustainable Development Council with Niti Aayog-UID KL/2020/0263800, 12A - AADTK9178NE20213,80G-AADTK9178NF20211, UNV-1682051055528192.A Member of Expert Committee EX2023D728053,European Commission, Project Implementation Agency (PIA) TRN40303, Government of India (DDU-GKY)

ALL INDIA SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL | GLOBAL SUSTAINABLE COUNCIL

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