Values & Institutes

Creating Shared Value


Creating Shared Value (CSV) is a fundamental part of the Nestlé way of doing business.CSV focuses upon creating value for society and shareholders.
 
Already Nestlé Health Science provides nutritional solutions designed to help improve patient outcomes, promote the dietary management of disease, and enhance patients’ quality of life.
Nestlé Health Science is also committed to helping reduce health care costs. Going forward, we aim to develop science-based nutritional therapies that help change the course of health management.
 
Link: http://www.nestle.com/csv


Nestlé Institute of Health Sciences


 
The Nestlé Institute of Health Sciences — which, like Nestlé Health Science, was launched in January 2011 — is the research partner in the pioneering quest of Nestlé Health Science. The Institute provides the scientific basis for nutritional approaches that help change the course of health.
 
To create the scientific basis for the health science nutrition of the future, the scientists of the Institute are conducting fundamental research in integrated systems biology. Using bioinformatics for data integration and pathway modeling, this research approach enables the combination of an unlimited range of scientific data from genomics and clinical studies in order to gain new insight into the underlying mechanisms of health and disease.


Link: http://www.nestleinstitutehealthsciences.com/


Nestlé Nutrition Institute



The Nestlé Nutrition Institute (NNI) shares leading science based information and education with health professionals, scientists and nutrition communities and stakeholders, in an interactive way.
 
The NNI offers a large set of resources including Medline indexed publication series, academic fellowships, nutrition courses, continuous medical learning via E-Learning, practical tools, scientific workshops and satellite symposia. These resources are accessible via our interactive website (www.nestlenutrition-institute.org).
 
All our resources, including an archive of more than 3000 publications and 400 online conferences, are available to the medical community at no charge.
 
By sharing science based information and education, the Institute fosters “Science for Better Nutrition” to contribute to the enhancement of the quality of people’s lives all over the world.