Corporate Citizenship

We believe together and as individuals we can inspire confidence through our actions, working to lift people beyond poverty to ensure economic growth is balanced with the need to sustain our environment. That’s why you will be joining an organization that uses the commitment and dedication of its 162,000 people to help build the capability of governments, aid agencies, civil society and businesses to address some of the world’s biggest challenges and realize positive change.

Working collectively with clients, civil society and the UN, our organization works to find solutions to pressing global issues of poverty, environmental sustainability, education and equality. Over the last year, we have continued our engagement and support for the UN Global Compact (UNGC), the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) and the Women’s Empowerment Principles (WEP).

The involvement from KPMG in Pakistan and around 120 of its staff members towards a blood donation initiative received praise from officials. The following an extract from the note received shortly after the initiative.

“blood donation is the act of giving life. Your blood could save anyone from a little baby to an older individual. One cannot make blood, it is a gift we all have inside of us to give to those who are injured, sick, or in need. There's no doubt that the need is huge. However, the support of donors like you is helping the people of society in achieving a healthier, happier and fruitful life.”

KPMG International launched a Global KPMG Appeal for the Nepal Earthquake. Many member firms have made a donation and / or launched an employer-matched staff giving campaign to support people affected by the terrible earthquake.

KPMG in Pakistan also donated USD 10,000 to Nepal earthquake Relief in response to Global KPMG appeal which was launched some time back.