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City Bank’s CSR platform focuses on women, youth, healthcare, climate resilience and emergency response, while keeping culture connected through a dedicated art and heritage track.
City Bank’s CSR marks a deliberate shift from fragmented, initiative-led spending to a structured, long-term institutional platform.
City Bank’s CSR platform places future-facing capability where it matters most: households, livelihoods, skills and income pathways.
Proof point: Skills4Youth with UNICEF links marginalized young people, especially girls, to employable green skills.
While women and youth remain the core focus, the platform also creates room for urgent healthcare response, climate resilience and heritage partnerships that are still work in progress.
From projects to platforms. From allocation to readiness.
Each 2025 project is now presented with its delivery status, budget, impact and strategic value in one cohesive view.
Female pharmacy associate training for girls across multiple districts.
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Education 30% | Health 30% | Environment 20% | Others 20%. City Bank achieved full alignment for the first time in 2025.
The forecast shows a move from the current base toward a larger, structured institutional platform.
The adjusted 2026 budget creates the base for a larger 2027–2028 CSR platform.
Current base
Adjusted budget
Scale
Institutional
The 2026 plan preserves the Bangladesh Bank allocation logic while expanding into youth capability, women’s health, climate resilience and emergency response capacity.
Financial literacy and skills development.
Maternal care and community healthcare.
Clean energy and sustainability.
The remaining 20% is retained for emergency response, disaster management and work-in-progress heritage partnerships.
A detailed view of specific initiatives and their allocated budgets, aligning strictly with the 12 Cr forecast and Bangladesh Bank quotas.
The adjusted 2026 CSR plan now includes a concrete emergency healthcare project: support for measles ICUs in public hospitals, strengthening critical-care readiness during an urgent child-health response.
Read TBS coverageExpandable project cards reveal budgets, delivery context and the new emergency healthcare response without overwhelming the page.
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Safe drinking water, sanitation and hygiene facilities for tea garden communities.
Bathing areas for marginalized tea garden communities.
Expansion of pharmacy training across multiple districts.
Savar, Narayanganj, Satkhira, Pirojpur, Natore and Rajshahi.
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Plastic-free waterways and waste recycling systems.
Canal barriers and recycling of collected plastic.
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Midwifery-led healthcare awareness and maternal support services.
Prenatal and post-natal care for underprivileged women.
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Scaling biodigesters for 350 rural households to create a circular clean energy economy.
Provides clean biogas, reduces firewood dependency by 32,500 tonnes, and produces verifiable carbon credits.
City Bank collaborates with institutions that bring depth, expertise and scale across the CSR platform.
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