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• PG a company that improves hygiene, health and
  development
• Nada Dugas
• External Relations
• Central Eastern Europe, Middle East Africa

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PG

• A leading consumer goods company with 39 billion
  dollars of sales, of more than 150 years
• marketing approximately 250 brands
• in over 130 countries.

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PG Brands
Fabric Home care Ariel Tide Fairy Dash Bonux Lenor MR Clean Food Beverages Nutristar Sunny Delight Pringles Crisco Jif Olean Folgers Health care Actonel Didronel Metamucil Peptobismol Vicks Crest Blend-a-mend PUR Baby care Pampers Dodot Luvs Feminine care Always Alldays Tampax Whisper Beauty care Olay Safeguard Pantene Pert Plus Max Factor Cover Girl Camay Zest
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Purpose Values Principles

• We will provide products and services of superior
  quality and value that improve the lives of the
  world's consumers.
• As a result, consumers will reward us with
  leadership sales, profit and value creation,
  allowing our people, our shareholders, and the
  communities in which we live and work to prosper.

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Consumer is Boss

• Our company is also about making the right
  choices in how we address consumers' needs,
  desires, frustrations and aspirations, such that,
  50 years from now, we remain a thriving and
  successful corporation.

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Consumer needs

• Health Nutrition
• Hygiene
• Education

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Health Nutrition

• Health has improved significantly over the past 3
  decades due to improved sanitation and water
  supply, education and immunization.
• Worldwide life expectancy has risen to an average
  of 66 years (65 years for males and 69 years for
  females) and death rates have declined,
  especially in young children.
• In the wealthiest countries, average life
  expectancy rose from 67 in 1950 to 77 years in
  1977. In the developing countries, life
  expectancy during the same time period jumped
  from 40 to 64 years.

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Health issues of the poor

• Infant and under age 5 mortality rates have
  decreased significantly too, but mortality is
  still significantly higher in Africa, Asia and
  Latin America.
• Diseases of the poor TB, diarrhea and water born
  diseases, HIV/AIDS, Malaria

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Malnutrition

• Protein-energy malnutrition affects 27 of the
  children (every fourth child world-wide)
• Half of all child deaths 5 MM/year
• 16 of total disease burden would be resolved
  with resolution of malnutrition
• Micronutrient deficiency or hidden hunger
  (deficiencies of iodine, Vit A and iron)
  contribute to brain damage, blindness, mental
  retardation, growth-stunting, learning
  disabilities and low work capacity

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Hygiene

• Of the 5.1 billion people in non-industrialized
  countries, 1.3 billion people do not have access
  to safe water. Approximately 3.1 billion people
  do not have access to adequate sanitation.
• Seven percent (7) of all deaths and diseases are
  due to lack of adequate water, sanitation and
  hygiene. Approximately 3.6 million children die
  from water-related diseases each year.

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Education

• improvements have been obtained in education.
  Primary school enrollment has increased
  significantly and adult literacy rose from 47
  in1970 to 70 today. The technological advances
  in communication and availability of information
  via the Internet will no doubt contribute to this
  improving trend.
• A combination of education, improved nutrition
  and availability of drugs and vaccines, will lead
  to an increase in life expectancy and improve the
  quality of lives.

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Aging issues

• There will be a dramatic increase in the number
  of people over 65 years of age an estimated
  six-fold increase by 2050. The leading causes of
  sickness and death among the elderly are cancer,
  heart disease, circulatory disease, rheumatoid
  arthritis and osteoporosis

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PG initiatives

• Development of a breakthrough nutrient drink that
  has been clinically proven, in a Tanzanian study,
  to improve the growth and development of
  children
• New cleaning methods that use less water, cold
  water, non-potable water, and even salt water
• Disinfectant soaps, cleaners and detergents to
  improve sanitation
• An osteoporosis drug to improve bone health and
  the lives of the elderly
• Crest dental hygiene training
• The Pampers ParentingTM MC Institute
• Education on women's health issues

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Consumers concerns

• Consumer
• Concerns
• Aging
• Womens Health
• Food and Water
  Born Disease
• Water scarcity
• Child Nutrition Development

• PG
• Osteoporosis
• Womens Health Education
• Water Purification
• Hand washing campaigns
• Waterless Cleaning
• Nutri-Delight

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Programs we have in place

• South Africa Hands-On pregnancy program
• Egypt building washing clubs in Beheira to
  reduce the rate of infection from bilhazia and
  fasciola diseases, building 50 new schools in 10
  years, five of which are already finished
• Syria health program to improve mother and child
  health in health centers with the DoH
• Philippines, Pakistan Mexico hand wash
  campaign to prevent infectious disease
  contamination
• Middle East girls education about puberty and
  self esteem, a taboo subject
• Guatemala water purification campaign

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PG cooperation

• Local governments in education programs (ministry
  of health, of education, of welfare)
• Local and International NGOs
• UN organizations UNICEF
• Professional associations (pediatric,
  dermatologist, midwives,nurses associations)