Our Focuses｜Social Inclusion｜Promotion of Charity and Environmental Protection
Social Inclusion
Starting from its ESG vision, Winbond aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to tackle various societal challenges. It incorporates Winbond's core strengths into three main strategic initiatives: Talent Development, Nature-based Solutions, and the Promotion of Charity and Environmental Protection, aiming to leverage resources for social impact.
1.Talent Development: Winbond is committed to fostering individuals by imparting new knowledge and skills, thereby offering opportunities for their development. Notable initiatives in 2023 include the "Semiconductor Academy," "Academic Sponsorship," and organizing "Cultural Events.”
2.Natural-based Solutions: In line with achieving the 2050 net-zero target, Winbond collaborates with various sectors to promote industry-academia-government cooperation programs. Key projects in 2023 include "Afforestation" and "Conservation and Breeding," aimed at carbon removal from the atmosphere and enhancing biodiversity simultaneously.
3.Promotion of Charity and Environmental Protection: Winbond dedicates resources to assist vulnerable groups and improve livelihoods. Key initiatives in 2023 include "Supporting the Disadvantaged," "Emergency Aid," and "Environmental Protection."
Total Social Welfare Investment Amount
18112865
NTD
Education Financial Aid Raised for Impoverished Students
4092000
NTD
Supporting elementary school students for a whole year
1023
beneficiaries
Promotion of Charity and Environmental Protection
Sponsoring Houfeng Bikeway
Winbond joined the ranks of sponsoring public recreational facilities in 2023, and worked with the Tourism and Travel Bureau, Taichung City Government in the Houfeng Bikeway enterprise sponsorship. Winbond is responsible for regular road cleaning, tree thinning, etc.
2023 Cleaning Expenses
Guard Fazi River: Do Sports for Charity, Stay Healthy for the Earth
Let our energy drive vitality! In 2023, Winbond invited employees to participate in the “Do Sports for Charity, Stay Healthy for the Earth” activity. The total number of calories consumed and accumulated by Winbond employees in their daily exercise was 2,564,036 kcal, converted to NT$641,009. In 2024, the amount was donated to sponsor the “The Society of Wilderness” to organize activities for Fazi River protection and environmental conservation.
Winbond continues working with the The Society of Wilderness, and the future donations will be used in environmental education actions such as know the environment, bird surveys, and river cleanup, calling on employees and their families to protect the rich ecology of Fazi River and feel the beauty, and encouraging employees to exercise to become healthy while experiencing the beauty and power of life.
The amount of sponsorship is more than
Beach and stream cleaning activities
Winbond volunteers respond to beach cleaning activities with practical actions, collectively upholding the spirit of clean oceans and sustainable resources. In 2023, volunteers accumulated 264 service hours in beach cleaning activities, clearing a total of 993 kilograms of trash, striving for the protection of marine ecosystems.
Clearing a total of
Biodiversity Activities Promoted Online and Offline
Winbond organized an online lecture series on the Beauty of Fazi River, where professional speakers from the Wilderness Conservation Association vividly presented the various creatures inhabiting the creek to Winbond employees. Through on-site videos and images, the crisis facing flora and fauna was exemplified, leading employees to deeply realize the harm caused by human activities to their habitats and understand the necessity of taking action.
In the "Come and Enjoy Birdwatching!" nature experience activity, Winbond employees and their families participated in bird ecology and environmental observation. Equipped with binoculars, they explored various bird species, accompanied by trained "bird guides" who provided expert guidance. As different bird species were discovered, participants gained a deeper understanding of the ecological environment.
