For the past nine years, Nielsen has celebrated Nielsen Global Impact Day (NGID), our annual day of service when our associates come together to volunteer in their communities. NGID is part of our year-round Nielsen Cares volunteering program. This year, NGID was postponed due to COVID-19, but we haven’t let this stop us. There’s an even greater need now to help our communities, as we are in it together fighting this global pandemic.
イン・イット・トゥギャザー」キャンペーンを通じて、私たちはアソシエイトに3つの特定分野でバーチャル・ボランティアをするよう奨励しています：
Helping our neighbors: We’re connecting with neighbors in need—those who live nearby and those we may never have met. Associates can call elderly neighbors or those facing isolation to offer companionship, buy online gift cards to their local businesses, as well as help #WashTheHate with anti-xenophobia and anti-hate speech efforts.
Fighting hunger: Associates are donating money to local food banks and buying groceries for those who can’t get to stores. Nielsen continues to contribute more than $2 million worth of data annually to Feeding America’s Map the Meal Gap to understand food insecurity in the U.S. supporting their network of food banks with research and information to help feed vulnerable people during this pandemic.
Using our skills and expertise: Associates are joining hackathons focused on COVID-19, starting pro bono projects to support nonprofits and agencies with data analytics, and using resources from the Nielsen Foundation’s Discover Data program to teach students virtually about data science.
「ニールセンのグローバル・レスポンシビリティ＆サステナビリティ担当副社長のアンドレア・ベルテルズ氏は、次のように述べています。「バーチャルにボランティア活動を行うことで、ニールセンのコミュニティを離れた場所でも構築することができます。「ニールセンのデータと洞察力によって、私たちはニールセンならではの活動をしています。ニールセンの社員がどれだけ恩返しをしているか、とても刺激を受けています。
ニールセンの社員は、毎年最大24時間をボランティア活動に充てることができます。世界中に在宅勤務の社員がいる中、「In It Together」を通じて、社員はこの24時間をバーチャルに利用することができます。COVID-19の危機が始まって以来、多くの社員が現地の最前線で働く人たちのためにマスクを作ったり、フードバンクが増大する需要に対応できるよう食料庫のデータを分析したりと、さまざまなニーズへの支援に立ち上がっています。
Several Nielsen Data Science associates are working with Can’t Stop Columbus to analyze Ohio food pantry data to better understand food needs and if food is getting to the right places during the pandemic. “I’ve volunteered in food pantries before—packing and distributing food. But applying my analytical skills to this project makes me feel like I’m having a bigger impact and helping more people beyond the pantry,” said Sara Liang, Data Science Associate, Nielsen. “And I love that I can continue volunteering safely from home.”
Through Nielsen Cares, we dedicate at least $10 million in pro bono work, skills-based volunteering and in-kind giving of our data and services each year, in service of social and environmental causes where we can make a unique impact. In 2019, we donated more than $24 million in pro bono value to nonprofits and causes to help accelerate inclusion and shape a smarter market.
