The objectives of his "Big society" as he stressed David Cameron challenged companies to support their communities.
The Prime Minister said companies executives from some of the UK that the country that "requires commitment, creativity and innovation of enterprises to help meet the challenges that confront us".
Mr. of Cameron's comments came as he gave the keynote speech at the General Assembly of charity has business in the Community (BITC) Prince of Wales as President.
He announced two new projects, the first - 'Every business is required - honor of reducing carbon output and increasing their employees a set of five priorities that would participating companies' abilities what politicians as perhaps described the community the most important, "support" to.
The politician also said he wanted to see to increase the number of people, the seconded from business, work for a year in their neighbourhoods to 1,000.
The big society initiative has by the issue of some people do not understand what the concept have been dogged and last month even children's Minister Tim Loughton admitted this Minister on coalition applied.
But Mr Cameron stressed how companies can play an important role in providing your goals throughout the country.
The Prime Minister said: "We need the commitment, creativity and innovation of enterprises to help meet the challenges that confront us."
"Whether it is unemployment or obesity, whether it is the break-up of families or breakdown of communities of environmental damage to economic turmoil."
He added: "I just can not think of an area of public policy, where creative thinking business wouldn't help us to deliver better results."
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