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Corporate responsibility


Man reading to children The City of London is committed to promoting Corporate Responsibility. The Square Mile is arguably the UK’s most prestigious and dynamic area, yet it is surrounded by some of the most deprived neighbourhoods in the country.

The City Corporation works closely with public, private and community sector bodies to ensure that the City and the City fringe boroughs are inclusive and thriving places to be.

View a map of our free support programmes.

This responsibility is fulfilled through involvement in a number of initiatives including:

  • Heart of the City - a free support programme for businesses in the City and City fringes that are interested in developing a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme.
  • City Action for Community Development - a free employee volunteering broker service for City-based businesses.
  • The City Procurement Project - a free advice service to City-based businesses looking to adopt a local purchasing strategy.
  • The Lord Mayor’s Dragon Awards - an awards programme for businesses and public bodies in Greater London with exemplary Corporate Community Involvement activities.
  • Employee Volunteering Programme - a programme for the City Corporation which offers all employees two working days per year to volunteer with community groups in the City and its neighbouring boroughs.
  • Partnerships - as part of a broader programme contributing to the economic regeneration of the City fringes, the Partnerships team assists City businesses looking to engage young people through introducing them to City-type careers; and works with City businesses to maximise access to employment opportunities for City fringe residents.

 


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Last modified: 13 May 2010 | Author: Anna Lycett
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