“The pandemic has amplified and accelerated some of the biggest challenges in our society and demonstrated the urgent need for systemic change. To address these issues, we need a market system that puts the needs of stakeholders at its heart, where trust and sustained outcomes come together to drive positive change for society and our planet.”
Building back better will require the collaboration of a wide range of stakeholders to address these challenges. It is critical to tackle the system changes needed to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals while helping to evolve economies to once again deliver for society.
Business needs to be part of the solution. At PwC, we’re proud of our people - a community of solvers who are addressing inclusion and upskilling within some of the most underserved parts of our communities - integrating ESG thinking into the way we work and changing the way we operate to reduce our global carbon emission footprint and achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.
PwC has made a worldwide commitment to achieve net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions with 2030 goals. The PwC network will work with its clients to support their efforts, contribute to public policy developments in support of net zero and decarbonise our operations and supply chain through SBTi validated near term targets. To mitigate its impacts today, PwC will offset its emissions through high-quality carbon credits, transitioning to 100% carbon removals by FY30.
Our New world. New skills. initiative is aimed at addressing the mismatch between the skills people have today and those needed for the workforce of the future. Our work in the community focuses on reaching millions of people, NGOs and social enterprises.
We’ve been a signatory to the UNGC since 2002 and remain deeply committed to the UNGC’s Ten Principles for responsible business practices. These cover human rights, labour, diversity and inclusion, and the environment.
"Welcome to our Sustainability Highlights Report FY23. This looks at how our community of solvers comes together to deliver on our purpose to build trust in society and solve important problems for our clients and stakeholders. Organisations across the Caribbean seek PwC’s expertise to accelerate their strategy and transform their business. They trust PwC professionals to help them in today’s fast-paced environment. With PwC’s new landmark global strategy, combined with the investments we are making in the Caribbean, we are bringing the best of our people, capabilities and technology together to support our clients in building trust and delivering sustained outcomes for their businesses and society".
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Partners and staff of PwC East Caribbean (Barbados), their friends and families and some of the St. Stephen’s Scout Group launched an “environmental crusade” to clean up Foul Bay on Saturday.
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Today, PwC announced it received validation for its science-based targets and reaffirmed its commitment to achieve net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2030.
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PwC in the Caribbean and the PwC Charitable foundation have collectively raised over US$100,000 for donation to the disaster relief and recovery efforts in St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
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Our partners and staff have come together and donated 1% of their salaries for the months of October, November and December, to give to those that need it the most. The salary deduction was a voluntary contribution and the response was really positive.
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The tablets were donated as a part of the Firm’s corporate responsibility charitable donations initiative.
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Staff of PwC East Caribbean (Barbados) and their families joined volunteers from across the country to take part in the island-wide annual Future Centre Trust Clean Up.
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PwC’s research shows that one in three jobs is likely to be severely disrupted or to disappear in the next decade because of technological change.
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PwC firms in the Caribbean have committed to significantly reduce their carbon footprint.
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On Friday 26 July, Stephen Jardine, partner of PwC East Caribbean met with Kemar Saffrey, president and project manager of The Barbados Vagrants and Homeless Society.
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The PwC network firms operating in the Caribbean announced a donation of $5,000 USD to the Botham Jean Foundation following it’s charity event on Saturday 20 July.
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Data has never been more important. With regulatory requirements changing, a unified data strategy can unlock value and maintain stakeholder trust.
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Leading companies create value by taking charge of their energy demand. Lessons from these early movers reveal the actions that are critical to their success.
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Be the solution. It’s time.
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PwC works with both businesses and governments to help enable sustainable scaling of technology.
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Companies planning an IPO need to include environmental, social and governance (ESG) matters in their communications plans. They will increasingly be expected to provide information about the role ESG plays in their strategy, with a focus on the material value drivers and risks that can impact their financial position...
