Co-operative Bank of Kenya Ltd was formed by Co-operators through their Co-operative Societies in 1968 to ensure delivery of affordable financial services to the Co-operative movement for maximum benefit of the societies' members. Sustainability is thus the backbone of our strategy and operations to date.
This report presents how Co-operative Bank sustainable business model has led to long term value creation for all our stakeholders. The report supplements our 2021 Integrated Annual Report. This report provides a balanced and accurate reflection of our ESG performance, risks and opportunities, as well as Co-op Bank’s future outlook in relation to material financial, economic, social and governance issues.
Our reporting process has been guided by the principles and requirements contained in the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), Kenya Bankers Association’s sustainable finance principles and Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) Reporting standards.
The Co-operative Bank has used the revised GRI Universal Standards 2021 and the adapted GRI Topic Standards. Our reporting also includes some disclosures in accordance with the Topic Standards and Sector Standards. Where relevant, we have also highlighted the Sustainability Development Goals (SDGs)1 which align to our disclosures.
The Co-operative Bank has used the revised GRI Universal Standards 2021 and the adapted GRI Topic Standards. Our reporting also includes some disclosures in accordance with the Topic Standards and Sector Standards. Where relevant, we have also highlighted the Sustainability Development Goals (SDGs)1 which align to our disclosures.
We’re committed to sustainable social and economic development across our business, operations and communities.
We’re committed to sustainable social and economic development across our business, operations and communities.