Investor Presentaiton
social performance
INDICATOR
S01 Development
programs, impact
assessment and
local community
participation.
CONTENT
Philanthropy
• Development programs
•
Impact assessments
Participation with the community
Total amount of resources channeled
(million pesos)
% from the company
⚫ % from partners, customers and
suppliers
• Beneficiaries
Hunger
2012 MÉXICO
2012 CAM
• Productive chains
• Women
• Volunteerism and disasters
Impact measured through two
indicators: benefited families' income
increase and food availability
Communities help improve public
spaces through our volunteer
program.
They also help natural disaster
victims with in-kind donations
through our disaster program.
581.6
96
4
2,080,904
2013 Financial and
Social Responsibility Report
⚫ States
• Partner Institutions
Development of productive capacities
.
Benefited Producers
• Indirect Beneficiaries
• States
• % increase in beneficiariy income
• Sales (mp)
.Profit returned
• Participating stores
• Store Items
Benefited Institutions
Fight against hunger
.
Direct Beneficiaries
2013 MÉXICO
2013 CAM
• Hunger
• Productive chains
• Women
• Volunteerism and disasters
Impact measured through two
indicators: benefited families' income
increase and food availability
Communities help improve public
spaces through our volunteer
program.
ES: Programs "Educating Children
Consumers' Despensa of Don Juan"
and workshop "Learn to Recycle"
of Despensa Familiar.
They also help natural disaster
victims with in-kind donations
through our disaster program.
42.61
464
82
18
94
5,91
42.7
99
1
1,320,607
825,831
ES: 17,413
786,818
378,345
NC: 24,574 / CR:
HN: 39,914 / GT:
Total: 1,247,064
In 31 states and Mexico City
5 countries
In 31 states and Mexico City
5 countries
215
157
215
ES: 11 NC: 63/ CR: 78/ HN: 31/
GT: 42 Total: 225
2,403
7,237
Oaxaca, Puebla, Colima, Michoacán,
Guerrero, Chihuahua, Estado
de México, Yucatán, Zacatecas,
Guanajuato, Hidalgo, Jalisco
38
6.5
$561,579
295
157
15
568,207
.
Indirect Beneficiaries
69,970
3,837
20,750
Oaxaca, Puebla, Colima, Michoacán,
Chiapas, Guerrero, Chihuahua, Nuevo
León, Estado de México, Yucatán,
Zacatecas, Guanajuato, Hidalgo
9.3
$1,001,253
302
127
Gourmet Coffee Cooperatives with
136 female growers in Guatemala
with AGER (Trade Association of
Rural Businessman) -Contribution
$320,000.
Sustainable Fishing and
commercialization of fishery
products in El Salvador with the
USAID (United States Agency for
the International Development)
-Contribution $256,000.
Installation of 250 ecological
stoves in order to reduce lung
diseases in 250 poor households
in Honduras, together with.
AHDESA (Honduran Association
for Development) Contribution
14 $403,200.
53,020
35,584
Support to Food Banks in Costa
Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras and
Guatemala
ES: 15,000/ NC: 6,400 / CR:
35,000/ HN: 10,579 / GT: 43,200 -
Total: 110,179
Support to Food Banks in Costa
Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras and
Guatemala
52,655
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