Shaip aims to promote sustainable development in the market and strive to make a difference within the community that they operate

Shaip, a global leader and innovator in Data Collection, Data Annotation, Data De-identification and Conversational AI has launched its first company-wide Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative, “PRAYAS – Ek Soch”. It is led by the core principles of giving back to society and the world more than we take from it.

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As a fast-growing company, they have understood; that they have a solid role to play in ensuring the world around them is socially enriched. Business profits have never been the priority for Shaip. They aim to promote sustainable development in the market and strive to make a difference within the community that they operate.

Vatsal Ghiya – CEO, Shaip said, we feel we have an obligation towards the society, and we should contribute to its growth – environmentally, ethically & economically. All the future CSR initiatives by Shaip will contribute to the sustainable growth of society.

Under the broad umbrella of PRAYAS, Shaip aims to run many programs – Blood Donation Camps, Tree Plantation Drives, Food, Clothes, and Book Distribution Campaigns, Education Sponsorship Programs, and more – that benefit the communities at large. Shaip also focuses on issues that most matter to their employees, staff, and the community.

On the other hand; Shaip is also committed to its diverse crowd-sourced workers comprising over 12,000 skilled resources located across the globe. This gives them a global perspective on the social impact their company makes. They are focused on delivering to their people, their families, and communities’ better opportunities for a better world. Shaip stands for, and with their contractors, vendors, and contributors, perpetually committed to their empowerment and well-being. vendors, and contributors, perpetually committed to their empowerment and well-being.

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