Community Definition and Assessment
TSH Biopharm deeply recognizes the importance of corporate and societal coexistence and co-prosperity. Guided by rigorous risk assessments in "Upstream Supply Chain Management" and "Lifelong Healthcare," our community engagement extends beyond the vicinity of our corporate headquarters in Taipei. We actively project our positive influence into environmentally sensitive habitats (the leopard cat corridors in Miaoli) as well as areas with vulnerable social demographics (the Old Five Old Foundation service stations across Shiding in New Taipei, Taichung, and Hsinchu). We are steadfast in transforming corporate business resources into tangible solutions for biodiversity conservation and population aging.
Risks & Opportunities: Facing the compounding risks of climate change and habitat fragmentation, we identify biodiversity conservation as a cornerstone of our environmental responsibility.
Actions Taken: By adopting ecological conversion metrics, we procure sustainably farmed "Leopard Cat Rice." Supporting pesticide-free and chemical-free agriculture secures safe foraging grounds for the endangered leopard cat and preserves vital soil carbon sinks—effectively transforming everyday supply chain procurement into an active ecosystem restoration initiative.
Risks & Opportunities: In response to the demographic challenges of Taiwan’s rapidly aging society, we address the pressing need for economic independence and psychological well-being among the elderly.
Actions Taken:
Economic Support: We procure handmade artisan biscuits and charity gift boxes crafted by seniors, empowering them to demonstrate productivity and reclaim social dignity.
Volunteer Engagement: Led by our General Manager, employees visit rural community stations to celebrate World Food Day and participate in intergenerational interactions, reinforcing local social safety nets.
Risks & Opportunities: Addressing the prevalent risk of chronic "Three Highs" conditions, we leverage our core pharmaceutical capabilities to bridge healthcare information disparities across local communities.
Actions Taken: We host the "Cardiovascular Healthcare" public welfare seminar series, inviting medical specialists to engage directly with communities to instill proactive disease prevention concepts and alleviate the long-term burden of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) on public healthcare resources.
| Dimension | Key Results | Tangible Impact & Value Created |
| 🌿 Environmental Ecology | $454.6 Habitat Restored | Actively adopted and preserved $454.6 of natural leopard cat foraging habitat through the procurement of 947 catties (approx. 568 kg) of eco-friendly rice. |
| 🤝 Social Empowerment | $194,000 text{ TWD} Fully Donated | 100% of the proceeds generated from charity gift box sales were donated to fund the "Meal Delivery to Rural Elderly" initiative. |
| 👵 Community Care | 1,800 Beneficiary Meals Shared | Commemorated World Food Day by sharing nutritious Leopard Cat Rice lunches with seniors across Old Five Old Foundation centers nationwide. |
| ❤️ Health Promotion | 181 Attendees / 3 Specialists Engaged | Conducted public health seminars featuring medical specialists to elevate cardiovascular disease awareness and preventive health literacy. |