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Cisco Corporate Social Responsibility

Peter Tavernise. Director, Corporate Affairs, Executive Director, Cisco Foundation

Charu Adesnik. Senior Manger, Corporate Affairs, Deputy Director, Cisco Foundation

April 2015

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Corporate Social Responsibility at Cisco

Improving Global Communities and the Environment

by Utilizing Our

People, Technology, and Partnerships


Cisco: A Corporate Social Responsibility Leader

100 Best Companies to Work For

Most Admired Company

Community Partner Climate Change Leadership for Supply Chain

50 BEST Global Green Brands

Fortune Magazine

Interbrand

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Fortune Magazine

Supplier Sustainability Award

Top Veterans Friendly Company

100 Best Corporate Citizens

Carbon Disclosure Project Leader


Supply Chain

Work closely with

suppliers

to maintain our high

standards for ethics,

labor rights, health,

safety, and the

environment

Our People

Develop our people

with an inspiring

workplace, engaged

management,

and flexibility

Society

Combine technology

and human creativity

to solve social issues

and help communities

thrive

Environment

Create new business

value for our

customers using

sustainable Cisco

technologies,

products, and

solutions

Governance

and Ethics Promote responsible

business practices

at every level—with

employees, suppliers,

distributors, and

partners

Improving Global Communities and the Environment

by Utilizing Our People, Technology, and Partnerships

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Society

Education

Healthcare

Economic Empowerment

Critical Human Needs &

Disaster Relief

Combine

technology and

human creativity to

solve social issues

and help

communities thrive


• US$275 million in cash and in-kind donations contributed to community programs by Cisco and the Cisco Foundation.

• One million students participated in the Cisco Networking Academy program. 88% say the training helped them find a new or better job or an educational opportunity.

• More than 6900 children have received medical consultations using Cisco video technologies across all of our healthcare programs since inception.

2014 Society at a Glance


• Helps fill global demand for networking professionals and improves economic opportunities for millions of people

• Teach students to design, build, maintain, and secure computer networks

• Prepare students for industry recognized certification

• Public private partnerships

• Cloud-based delivery platform

Cisco Networking Academy - Our Flagship Initiative


Cisco Networking Academy Our Flagship Initiative

Source: Metrics & BI, jzinn, Snapshot as of October

2013

% OF GLOBAL TOTAL

5%

15%

7%

18%

17% U.S. and Canada

Europe - Central,

Russia, CIS

APAC

5%

Middle East,

Turkey, N. Africa

Africa

Greater China

Latin America

<1% Japan

18%

14% Europe - North

South

168 17%

187 18%

51 5%

148 15%

187 18%

4 <1%

69 7%

147 14%

55 5%

% of Worldwide Total, end Oct 2013

# of Students in thousands

1,000 100%

STUDENTS BY REGION (1 million worldwide)


Lucille Packard

Children’s

Hospital

Virtual

Pediatric

Network

Connected

Healthy

Children

Kenya

Project

Samudaya

Jordan

Healthcare

Initiative

Connected

North

Great Ormond Street

Children’s Hospital (UK)

Cisco’s Healthcare Initiatives Span the Globe

Connected

Healthy

Children

Brazil

Connecting

Sichuan

Children’s

Healthcare

Atlanta

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Veterans Veterans

+58,000 United States military personnel have advanced their ICT skills through Cisco Networking Academy

Over 50% Interview-to-hire ratios for military personnel using sophisticated job matching technology developed by Futures, Inc. with seed funding from Cisco

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Support for Non-Profit Organizations: Cisco Public Benefit Investment (PBI/Corporate) and the Cisco Foundation


Technology

Expertise

Volunteers

Cash

HOW WE

SUPPORT

Critical

Human Needs

Economic

Empowerment Education

WHAT WE

SUPPORT

Cisco Supports Nonprofits Around the World

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Politics Cause marketing/advertising

Religion Sponsorships/scholarships

Athletics Pass through/re-granting

Lobbying Schools/education institutions

Advocacy Hospitals/medical institutions

Events (tables, etc. Purchase of software/hardware

Governments/government

entities/government organizations

Single population groups, at the

exclusion of other groups

For-profit entities Individuals

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Global Grants Strategy and Innovation Model

Fund New Opportunity

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EDUCATION PORTFOLIO Cisco support helps MIND Research Institute improve math proficiency for U.S. students in low-performing elementary and middle schools

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Impact of MIND Research Institute

growth in math proficiency at 22 Virginia schools participating in an ST Math pilot Cisco supported, compared to non-ST Math students

increase in math proficiency over six years in Santa Ana Unified School District

Students, 31K teachers, and 2.5K schools in 40 U.S. states use ST Math

3X

100%

800K

On average, students double to triple their growth in math proficiency within the school year


Economic Empowerment Portfolio Cisco support helps Digital Divide Data (DDD) create technology skills training and employment opportunities for disadvantaged and disabled youth

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Impact of Digital Divide Data

of program participants are young women

total young people recruited

estimated increase in lifetime earnings of DDD graduates

50% 2000+

$175K+

Wages while working at DDD as compared to local average

3X


Feeding America has developed technology systems for improved efficiency and cost savings, to enable them to serve more people

2

3

Critical Human Needs Portfolio


2

4

Impact of Feeding America


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Disaster Relief Strategy


Sample disaster response partners:

• American Red Cross and/or affiliates

• CARE

• Doctors without Borders

• NetHope

• Oxfam

• Save the Children

• Mercy Corps

• Local organizations


Choice of partners varies by location, partners

responding, historical employee giving patterns, etc.

Website And Social Communities

• CSR Website: csr.cisco.com

• Huffington Post Impact X: www.huffingtonpost.com/news/impactx/

• CSR WebEx Social: http://iwe.cisco.com/web/csr/home

• Cisco.com Blogs: blogs.cisco.com/csr

• Facebook: www.facebook.com/CiscoCSR

• Twitter: twitter.com/CiscoCSR

• Google+: gplus.to/CiscoCSR

• Pinterest: cs.co/CiscoCSRPinterest

• Cisco Citizen: http://iwe.cisco.com/web/ciscocitizen

Corporate Social Responsibility

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