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In today’s world, it is no longer acceptable for businesses to sit on the sidelines.  Companies must engage with the communities in which employees live and work. Employees are more passionate than ever about being responsible citizens, and have strong expectations of the organizations at which they work. And in today’s war for talent, meeting these expectations is imperative.

In Deloitte member firms around the world, people are committed to change and look to the organization to support them in their community efforts, large and small. As John Connolly, DTT Chairman notes, "Our people just demand it. They demand that this is a business priority. They demand that we play our part financially, but in other ways. It’s the right thing for all business to play their part in the overall corporate responsibility agenda."

To learn more about Deloitte’s corporate responsibility initiatives, read the related reports below.

Corporate responsibility

Corporate responsibility
Learn more about Deloitte's commitment to corporate responsibility and the various initiatives supported by the global network of member firms.

Innovation in emerging markets: 2008 annual study

Managing product safety and quality in emerging markets
Deloitte’s Global Manufacturing Industry Group looks at how manufacturers from developed and developing countries view product safety, product quality and environmental standards in emerging markets in its 2008 annual study.

Making an impact

Making an impact
Each year, Deloitte people put computers and PDAs aside and devote a day to community service. Learn more about 2008 Impact Day activities in the United States.

Corporate citizenship in China

Corporate citizenship in China
Deloitte China received a Caring Company award for 2007/08 from the Hong Kong Council of Social Service for their efforts in caring for the community and commitment to corporate citizenship.

Going the 'extra mile' in Russia

Going the 'extra mile' in Russia
The Deloitte Foundation Extra Mile raises money for a Moscow-based charity dedicated to providing a better life for children with Down Syndrome. See the video and learn how to sponsor this year's event.

From strategy to good corporate citizenship

From strategy to good corporate citizenship
This Deloitte Canada Insights podcast explores what corporate responsibility means in today's climate of increased transparency and accountability. Learn how companies can assess their environmental, social and governance initiatives and develop a sound corporate responsibility strategy while focusing on creating business value.

Building a better future

Building a better future
The Corporate Responsibility wheel developed by Deloitte UK maps business activities to corporate responsibility initiatives in the marketplace, workplace, environment and community. Learn more in the Corporate Responsibility Annual Report.

Succeed programme benefits women

Succeed programme benefits women
Deloitte South Africa's Succeed Programme brings together multidisciplinary business advisory teams to help increase the percentage of women-owned young companies that remain in business.

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Greening the green dot
A unique environmental project in Deloitte Belgium seeks to reduce CO2 emissions by 25 percent.

The dawn of the green economy
Climate change is everything, according to a new Deloitte whitepaper that looks at changes in consumer and corporate attitudes toward the environment.

Deloitte recognized as exemplary corporate citizen
U.S. President George W. Bush honored Deloitte for outstanding commitment to skills-based volunteerism.

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