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Economic development
We seek to contribute to economic development in the countries where we operate. Rather than focusing on short-term benefits, we pursue long-term projects with strategic goals. Yet, achieving sustainable impact is no small challenge, especially when faced with competing local priorities, inflated expectations of the pace of progress, and shifting political agendas. In our effort to overcome the many barriers to economic growth, we utilize a variety of support and incentive programs to help strengthen local economies such as skills development, job creation, and opportunities for investment.
Corporate citizenship activities around the globe.
Comprehensive business and citizenship performance data.
What we said in 2008, what we did in 2009, and what we plan to do in the future.
Oil and gas operations can contribute to the economic growth of a local area, region, or nation.
ExxonMobil has had a presence in Africa for over 100 years and we have witnessed firsthand the devastating impact of malaria.
Our program helps women in developing countries fulfill their economic potential and drive economic and social change in their communities.
Around the world, improving education can have different meanings. ExxonMobil addresses this challenge by relying on local country affiliates to evaluate educational needs and make country-specific community investment decisions.
In 2009, Exxon Mobil Corporation, its divisions and affiliates, and the ExxonMobil Foundation provided a combined $196 million in cash, goods, and services worldwide.
In 2009, more than 23,800 ExxonMobil employees, retirees, and their families worldwide donated more than 678,000 volunteer hours to 5100 charitable organizations in 35 countries through company-sponsored volunteer programs.
