Corporate Responsibility Report
Our report offers an insight into how Credit Suisse assumes its various responsibilities as a bank, as an employer, as well as towards society and environment.
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Through future skills we aspire to provide young people the opportunity to fulfill their potential in their lives as adults. By supporting access to education and skills we hope to ensure that a young person's success is not determined by their socioeconomic status.
We aim to impact the lives of young people, especially disadvantaged, to close the educational/employment gap as they enter adulthood. We support partners and interventions that make a difference at key points in a young person's life.
We believe that future skills will change over time, even during the course of one's career due to the pace of technology and globalization. Thus, we prioritize the education and skills that enable young people to be a life-long learners and imbue them with an ability to exercise agency. A key initial indication of success will be their attainment of entry-level employment commensurate with their talents and goals and informed by the demands of employers or self-employment through their own entrepreneurial initiative.
We support NGOs and organisations (i.e. schools, networks, institutions) which:
57 Future Skills partner organizations
61 Future Skills programs funded benefiting more than 182,000 young people
More than 3,200 young people enrolled in a Credit Suisse-funded Future Skills program received support from Credit Suisse volunteers in a skills-based capacity (including mentoring/coaching and capacity building)
Over 9,500 hours of skills-based and hands-on volunteering invested to support Future Skills partner organizations
The Future Skills – APAC landscape mapping, commissioned by Credit Suisse Corporate Citizenship APAC in May 2019, presents some interesting information which include:
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Our report offers an insight into how Credit Suisse assumes its various responsibilities as a bank, as an employer, as well as towards society and environment.