Corporate Citizenship

Social Impact

In the pursuit of sustainable development, CTCI is committed to injecting new vitality into Taiwan's engineering development with its own expertise and core values, while actively giving back to society. We adhere to the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for 2030, focusing on three main pillars: Application of environment friendly green techniques, cultivating engineering talents, and promoting sustainable engineering & social care. We are dedicated to realizing the vision of "promoting environmental sustainability and advancing green engineering construction."
　

Following the model of the London Benchmark Group (LBG), CTCI distinguishes various social investments into "activity objectives" categories and "cost categories," examining the relevant inputs, benefits, and their impacts in each aspect. This assists in rational resource allocation for enterprises, reviewing the effectiveness of resource inputs, and effectively combining financial and non-financial information to meet the expectations of multiple stakeholders, thus creating shared value. 
　

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In 2023, our company invested approximately NT$3.73 million to support cultural development. This included organizing a YOYO meet-and-greet at the sports event to create a fun parent-child interaction. We co-hosted the "Shilin Cultural Festival" with Zhishan Cultural & Ecological Garden, including an opening concert to promote culture in the Shilin and Tianmu areas. Additionally, we purchased books for employees to enhance professional skills, compiled a group-exclusive book, and sponsored professional associations' publications. This not only supports domestic publishing but also encourages the public to cultivate reading habits. Other initiatives included sponsoring a climate change art competition and exhibition, subsidizing art and cultural clubs (such as the Reading Club) to organize lectures and exhibitions, and establishing public art, making cultural and artistic activities accessible to both children and adults. CTCI continues to encourage all departments to consider sustainability and cultural development when organizing activities to expand our cultural engagement efforts.