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Cabbages & Condoms
Social & Environmental Performance
B Corporation Report Card
| Score: | Did not qualify* |
|---|---|
| *According to the B Survey rating system, this enterprise qualifies as a “Beneficial Corporation” | |
Explanation of Results: The B Survey was created by the non-profit B Lab as a certification process for social and environmental performance. As such, their rating system did not always match with the values of the CFE study, but did serve to reveal where enterprises are strong in performance and where they could focus in the future. Although the average Thai person may not frequent Cabbages & Condoms restaurants and resorts, they are certainly well-served as employees and as recipients of a wide range of public health, community, and environmental programs made possible through profits from these enterprises. Given the entrepreneurial innovations of this business model—finding a sustainable and replicable solution for the typical grant-reliant nonprofit—and the enterprise’s fundamental commitment to serving its communities, we believe Cabbages & Condoms is worthy of being considered a “community food enterprise.”
For our full assessment of the B Survey results for Cabbages & Condoms, please see Appendix 1: About B Corporations.
Additional Indicators
| Indicator | Findings |
| Social & Labor Stewardship | |
| Established mechanism for worker representation in decision making/management? | Yes |
| Benefits provided to employees and their families? |
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| Membership in associations that foster labor, community, or societal stewardship? | Not formally, but the fundamental tenant of this business model is to generate revenue for nonprofits that benefit community and society |
| Environmental Stewardship | |
| Are all sites of enterprise activity free of regulatory problems, liabilities, or fines for environmental issues? | Yes |
| Energy conservation or renewable energy practices |
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| Membership in association(s) that foster environmental stewardship? | None |
| Local Economy Stewardship | |
| Majority (over 50%) of enterprise ownership located in the same community as at least 2/3 of workforce? | No |
| Expenditures (other than labor) directed towards independent local suppliers? |
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