creating prosperity

everywhere we work, we strive to build lasting partnerships to create prosperity now and for decades to come

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our global impact

Through decades of experience, we’ve learned that the success of our business is deeply linked to society’s progress.

invested in global goods and services

$178

billion

over the last six years

contributed to global social investments

$1.2

billion

over the last six years

building local capacity

We contribute to the communities where we live and work by creating jobs, developing and sourcing from local suppliers, and employing local workforces.

managing our supply chain

We promote local and inclusive economic opportunity and encourage our partners to meet high standards of safety, social and environmental performance.

our partnership
initiatives

Our partnership initiatives around the world strengthen local economies through programs that focus on enterprise and workforce development and improve education. Among these partnerships are the Niger Delta Partnership Initiative (NDPI), the Appalachia Partnership Initiative (API) in the United States, the Bangladesh Partnership Initiative (BPI) and the Thailand Partnership Initiative (TPI). By leveraging our partners’ resources and expertise we can help drive scale and sustainable impact in these communities.

NDPI

The petroleum-rich Niger Delta is home to more than 30 million people, 70 percent of whom live in poverty. In 2010, Chevron established the NDPI Foundation and contributed $50 million to improve socioeconomic conditions in the region. In 2017, NDPI and its partners helped nearly 4,000 people increase their incomes by 92 percent in the palm oil, cassava, aquaculture and other promising industries.

The petroleum-rich Niger Delta is home to more than 30 million people, 70 percent of whom live in poverty. In 2010, Chevron established the NDPI Foundation and contributed $50 million to improve socioeconomic conditions in the region. In 2017, NDPI and its partners helped nearly 4,000 people increase their incomes by 92 percent in the palm oil, cassava, aquaculture and other promising industries.

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BPI

In 2014, Chevron announced a $10 million commitment to create the BPI, a multi-year program to support economic development for communities in the Greater Sylhet region. This is one of the largest corporate social investments ever made in Bangladesh. Working with local nongovernmental organizations and international development organizations, the BPI assesses local needs and establishes enterprise and workforce development programs.
In 2014, Chevron announced a $10 million commitment to create the BPI, a multi-year program to support economic development for communities in the Greater Sylhet region. This is one of the largest corporate social investments ever made in Bangladesh. Working with local nongovernmental organizations and international development organizations, the BPI assesses local needs and establishes enterprise and workforce development programs.
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API

The API is a $20 million effort designed to address education and workforce development in 27 counties across southwestern Pennsylvania, northern West Virginia and eastern Ohio. The API is part of a long-term regional commitment to improve science, technology, engineering and math education and further develop a highly skilled workforce for the energy and manufacturing industries.
The API is a $20 million effort designed to address education and workforce development in 27 counties across southwestern Pennsylvania, northern West Virginia and eastern Ohio. The API is part of a long-term regional commitment to improve science, technology, engineering and math education and further develop a highly skilled workforce for the energy and manufacturing industries.
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TPI

In 2014, Chevron partnered with nongovernmental organizations, academia, key government science and education organizations, and the private sector to launch the TPI, known locally as the Chevron Enjoy Science Project. The $35 million initiative aims to strengthen Thailand’s competitiveness and innovation by increasing the quality of science and mathematics teaching.
In 2014, Chevron partnered with nongovernmental organizations, academia, key government science and education organizations, and the private sector to launch the TPI, known locally as the Chevron Enjoy Science Project. The $35 million initiative aims to strengthen Thailand’s competitiveness and innovation by increasing the quality of science and mathematics teaching.
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