Beyond our commitment to mitigate our own impact on the environment and address climate change through targeted measures, we invest in strengthening the capacity of communities to adapt to climate and natural disaster-related risks. invested in our partnership with WWF-SA (2023: R6 339 179). R6 719 530 We support decent work and economic growth through our ESD initiatives, our investments in entrepreneurship and innovation, and working to formalise and grow black and women-owned SMEs. invested in entrepreneurship, innovation and promoting the formalisation and growth of SMEs through our ESD programmes (2023: R14 872 707). R18 022 193 invested in CFE for people classified under Living Standards Measure (LSM) 1-5, with a focus on rural communities (2023: R32 165 932). R38 019 622 The nutrition programme supports learners from ECD through to Grade 7 in Primary schools. Through our school nutrition programme we ensure that learners in our partner schools receive at least one meal a day at school. invested in our school nutrition programme (2023: R10 987 824). invested in Education initiatives (2023: R30 487 6614). R10 754 884 R39 686 218 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT G ALS Our contribution to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Aligned with Sanlam’s purpose of empowering generations to be financially confident and prosperous, the work of the Sanlam Foundation contributes directly to addressing the following four SDGs, where we can make the most significant impact: 08 Sanlam Foundation Annual Report 2024 About the Sanlam Foundation Message from the Group Executive: Corporate Affairs and Sustainability Message from the Head of the Sanlam Foundation Our strategy Our theory of change Highlights for 2024 Our contribution to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Socio-Economic Development Consumer Financial Education Enterprise and Supplier Development Staff Volunteerism SanlamAllianz Income and expense report
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