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Using technology to help deliver on the Sustainable Development Goals
We need to adjust our course realign
Through Corporate Responsibility we're on a journey to make every decision, every day, count - towards a sustainable future.
Through the United Nations, the world has agreed a set of sustainable development goals - to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all.
Businesses need to be part of the solution - including ours.
Richard Oldfield, our Global Clients and Markets Leader, talks about the need for organisations to be driven by a broad purpose and values.
To us, being a responsible business means managing our operations with ethics and integrity and recognising that our responsibilities extend into our value chain. But its more than that - we understand that the most significant societal contribution we make is through the work we do every day.
Find out moreThrough leveraging our people's skills and experience we want to help create sustainable enterprising economies in the places where we operate. We will do this through investing in education and capacity building of small business, social enterprises and the NGO sector.
Find out moreAt PwC we respect and value differences. We know that when people from different backgrounds and with different points of view work together, we create the most value.
Find out moreWe respect the environment and are committed to understanding and reducing our impact on the world - starting with our own footprint through to working with our clients and advocating for change.
Find out moreNews from around the PwC network.
PwC Netherlands has an ambitious goal: to become 100% circular by 2030, which is in line with Sustainable Development Goal 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production). Complete circularity for the Netherlands team means no emissions, no waste and optimal re-use of products and materials.
PwC expects the number of electric vehicles in Italy to grow up to 1.5 million by 2025. With a growing demand for sustainable and economical corporate fleets, PwC Italy and Enel X are working together to overturn the idea that electric cars are best for private use in urban areas only.
Today’s economic and political upheavals reflect an ongoing misalignment between businesses and economies on the one hand, and acceptable societal outcomes on the other. Too many people feel they are being left behind by a system unfairly stacked against them.
In the lead up to BITC’s Responsible Business week, we asked experts from around the PwC network and beyond for their views on the most significant trends in corporate responsibility (CR).
Kirsty Jennings
Global Corporate Responsibility Leader
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