| Corporate Citizenship |
As an industry leader and the world's largest software company, Microsoft has a responsibility to act as a good corporate citizen all around the world. Whether it is complying with local laws and regulations, demonstrating ethical business standards, mitigating risks to the environment, or protecting human rights, Microsoft is committed to being a global leader in corporate social responsibility.
Corporate citizenship is also core to the Microsoft business strategy and the way that we interact with customers, partners, governments, and employees. It is a way of doing business that recognizes the effect that Microsoft has on society and the effect that society has on our business.
The Microsoft corporate citizenship mission is simple: to serve the public good through innovative technologies and partnerships and to deliver on our business responsibilities of growth and value to our customers, shareholders, and employees. This mission not only guides our work as a corporate citizen, but also provides a framework through which our business addresses new markets, technologies, and business models. |
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"Good citizenship is just good business. It's the right thing to do. It's who we are as a company. It's our commitment to communities around the world. It's really that simple."
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Kevin Turner, Microsoft Chief Operating Officer |
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About 3,35,000 school teachers and more than 11 million students impacted through Project Shiksha |
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A network of around 1000 CTLCs through Project Jyoti |
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An investment of USD 15 million made to help Indian SMEs increase global competitiveness |
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