LBG is the internationally recognised standard for measuring and evaluating a corporation’s community investment. This allows companies to account for their total community investment using standard definitions and valuations, therefore providing internal reporting on performance and comparison against other companies.

In 2005 the LBG model was introduced to Australia and New Zealand and has since grown to over 50 members. Currently consisting of over 250 companies internationally, LBG members work together as a community to:

  • Enhance global corporate community investment (CCI) measurement standards
  • Benchmark their community investment, and share information and knowledge to develop best practice in the corporate community

In 2012, the Australian and New Zealand LBG membership reported:

  • $204 million in community contributions
  • $354 as the average contribution per employee
  • 43,000 employees volunteered in paid company time contributing 703,000 hours 
  • Contributions equivalent to 0.41% of pre tax profit
  • Contributions equivalent to 0.07% of total revenue
  • $117 million in facilitated third party contributions

What is the LBG model?

Join LBG Australia & New Zealand

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Latest news

New LBG report for New Zealand launched April 2013 - see below to download your copy.

2012 data

Download the New Zealand review 2012

Download the Annual Review 2012 for LBG Australia & New Zealand

Download LBG supplement published in the Australian 23rd November 2012

Click below to hear LBG Director Simon J. Robinson speak about the 2012 results

http://youtu.be/f8XX3Z-AssM

Download the 'Business and the community in New Zealand' 2012 report.

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2011 data

Download the 2011 LBG Australia & New Zealand Annual Benchmarking Report

 

Download the LBG Special Report published in The Australian, November 2011

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