*Hours are corrected from what was reported last year
**Includes cash and in-kind donations, volunteer hours, pro-bono or discounted work and management costs
***Unless stated otherwise, all societal impact data reflects the performance of our 21 largest PwC firms and regions
Reference: 2024 Global Annual Review
In today’s fast-changing world, communities are facing increasing levels of disruption. They’re seeking to adapt to the impacts of climate change, new technological advances, demographic shifts and social instability, so they can thrive now and into the future.
PwC is contributing to communities so that they can respond to their specific local needs now and in the future. We are equipping them with the digital skills of the future, building their resilience to the physical impacts of climate change and engaging in initiatives that enable people to access opportunities more equitably.
We are committed to helping more people to play a greater part in our economy and society.
Explore our impact in PwC's 2024 Global Annual Review.
We are empowering our people to share their skills, knowledge and experience, so that we can extend our impact to support communities - beyond the work we do everyday with our clients.
We are sharing our knowledge with change makers, such as NGOs, educational institutions, and social, micro, and small enterprises based on experiences and lessons from our own digital transformation and climate journeys.
Meet some of our PwC volunteers who are helping people and communities thrive.
Our global network works collaboratively with a variety of organisations to address skills-related challenges facing the world at large, and to create sustained outcomes.
The jobs of the future are likely to require new skills that are harder to come by in communities where opportunities are lacking. To help bridge this gap, PwC entered into a collaboration with UNICEF in support of Generation Unlimited, a Public-Private-Youth-Partnership aimed at helping 1.8 billion young people transition from school to work by 2030.
Together, we engage with young people, businesses and policy makers to help create the right conditions for youth to succeed.
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When catastrophic events, natural disasters and humanitarian crises occur, our foundations and firms around the world do what they can to help the people and communities affected.
Connecting young people to curated jobs and volunteering opportunities, as well as involving them in initiatives focused on climate change and enhancing environmental sustainability.
PwC works with the Global Solutions Initiative (GSI) and T20.
PwC collaborates with UNICEF in support of GenU providing young women access to STEM skills & job opportunities through the TechnoGirl programme in South Africa.
A new approach could help 100 million people globally either enter the workforce or get better jobs
