Better communities

Our mission

We believe that every person has the power to make a profound impact on another individual, community, or society as a whole. If we take that and multiply it by many, these moments become movements that change the world and make it work better for us all.

Genpact's focus on corporate social responsibility amplifies our impact on communities by harnessing the power of our people, collective passions and expertise, and technology. As our people put their hearts and minds into action, we make an enormous difference in every corner of the world.

Our corporate social responsibility pillars and flagship programs

1. Better access to health and wellbeing

The US Rapid Action Consortium

Genpact, the Creative Destruction Lab, and COVID Collaborative have launched the US Rapid Action Consortium to help the US economy reopen faster. The consortium operates as a public good, making scalable testing protocols available to organizations across industries and sharing approaches and lessons learned so all can benefit. Join us

Meals for Many

We set a goal of feeding 30 million people across the world in 2021. Not only did we surpass that goal, but Genpact has distributed 78 million meals across the world since launching the program in 2018. We couldn't have done it without the generous donations of Genpact employees and our clients, who helped us exceed our own expectations.

2. Better access to education

School-Centered Community Development

This first-of-its-kind partnership between corporations, leading non-profits, and community members, enables the holistic development of children from low-income communities across India. Our single-minded focus on improving learning outcomes has benefited 12,643 students and 276 teachers across 18 government schools in 4 locations in India.

Teach for an Hour

Every Sunday since 2020, Genpact volunteers have been holding workshops for high school students and young adults. To date, we've trained over 2,260 participants on career planning and professional skills through over 558,000 learning hours.

3. Better access to opportunity

Better World Initiative

Social enterprises tackling the world's biggest challenges can struggle to live up to their potential without the right technology, resources, and skills. The Better World Initiative lends our digital capabilities and process skills to the social sector at no cost, helping organizations reach more people and accelerate their impact on the planet.

Since launching in 2016, the Better World Initiative has supported over 100 projects and will have impacted over 22 million lives across the globe by the end of 2022. From education and agriculture to women's health and more, we bring new ideas and solutions to social enterprises and their communities. Learn more

Better World Hackathon

Through our annual social hackathon, over 100 employees have volunteered their skills to non-profits across the US and India and provided sustainable solutions that will impact millions of lives.

4. Better planet

Cleaner cities

Genpact volunteers across the world engage in a range of activities to advocate for a better planet. We've coordinated community cleanup drives, anti-plastic campaigns, and recycling and upcycling projects to help keep waste out of landfills.

Better Planet Challenge

Over the past 10 years, our volunteers have planted 38,700 native trees across Gurugram, India. Through these plant drives, we have been able to offset 7,311 metric tons of carbon dioxide around the Gurugram area, which is 15 years of carbon emissions. Since 2020, we've organized a global virtual marathon, in which we recognized each participant by planting a tree for their efforts.

Our policies and reports

Read our policies, statements, and reports:

• Corporate social responsibility
• Slavery and human trafficking
• Sustainability

View them here.

To learn more about Genpact corporate social responsibility, please contact:

US: Hailey Eichner ([email protected])

Andres Chenlo ([email protected])

Canada: Reiko McLaughlin ([email protected])

Europe, Middle East, and Africa: Sonal Jain ([email protected])

Latin America: Sagrario Elias([email protected])

Philippines: Christopher Nullar ([email protected])

China: Rose Wang ([email protected])

Malaysia: Nadiah Kamarozaman ([email protected])

Japan: Satoko Hashiba ([email protected])

India: Sanjay Bhatia ([email protected])