+50 thousand young people received support during 2023 as part of the BBVA Scholarships for Inspiring Young Boys and Girls program in any of its modalities.
2,983
Inspiring Young Boys and Girls are indigenous
382
recipients on online education
2023 achievements
Procurement in natural disasters
Turquia y Siria
+2.7 mdp
Guerrero
+55.5 mdp
+1 million
people impacted by initiatives financed by Cultural Promotion
2,007
Inspiring Young Boys and Girls with Disabilities benefited to continue their studies
+71 thousand
beneficiaries of the Supérate con Fundación BBVA platform
Opening of the st School for Inspiring Young Boys and Girls with 60 students
+50 thousand
scholarship recipients of the BBVA Scholarship Program for Inspiring Young Boys and Girls
+30 thousand
people were impacted by the recovery of public spaces of the Mi Comunidad program
+87 thousand
beneficiaries in the event of natural disasters
+323 thousand
direct beneficiaries of our educational alliances
Mission
The mission of Fundación BBVA in Mexico is to actively pursue and allocate resources to empower vulnerable populations through social development programs. These initiatives include scholarships, educational programs, cultural and artistic promotion activities, as well as direct assistance in the face of disasters or catastrophes. Our overarching goal is to create opportunities for sustainable progress and contribute to the establishment of a more equitable and just society, ultimately benefiting Mexico as a whole.
Vision
To be the leading organization in the field of Corporate Social Responsibility by promoting social mobility and the reduction of inequalities through education and social development.
Our contribution
to the SDGs
The Fundación BBVA México has made the SDGs a priority in its social action strategy, identifying those in which it can generate a greater positive impact and working on initiatives that address these issues.
We impact, with some of our actions, the following SDGs:
Goals impacted by SDGs
47% IRR
the value of each peso invested in the program is 100% recovered in the first five years
100%
of graduates overcome their condition of poverty
84%
of the graduates obtained their first job
80%
of graduates are the first in their families to finish university
47%
of scholarship recipients study
at top 50 universities
To promote social mobility through education, providing support to exceptionally talented students facing socioeconomic disadvantages so that they can develop their talents and continue their studies in middle school, high school and university.
SDGs to which we contribute
Directly
Beneficiaries by school level
Middle School
17,173
High School
13,934
University
19,181
84% of our graduates
have obtained their first professional job
Working at BBVA
130
employees
6,964
BBVA employees participated as mentors, contributing a total of 9,015 hours to this program.
The hours invested by employees in the mentoring program have a value of +8.5 million pesos.
Main results of the program
Internal rate of return
+71
thousand students received feedback
+4.1
progress for students who took the formative pathway
+80mil
new users created.
To improve the cognitive and socioemotional skills of people with educational levels equivalent to middle and high school through a digital tool to contribute to school continuity, regularization and social mobility.
we contribute
SDGs to which
SDGs to which
we contribute
Directly
Platform effects by learning
object (scale 0 to 100)
96%
school continuity
2,007
recipients with
disabilities
+7 points
in the recipients’ Quality
of Life Index
Promote school continuity, incorporation into the labor market and social mobility of students with disabilities in situations of socioeconomic vulnerability through scholarships and multidisciplinary support for scholarship recipients and families.
we contribute
SDGs to which
SDGs to which
we contribute
Directly
One year after becoming recipients, all dimensions of the quality of life index increased for the first generation.
Quality of life index
Beneficiaries by grade level or current program
1st
School for Inspiring
Young Boys and Girls
+34
thousand founders
through Inspiratón
60
First-grade students
in the first generation
To provide excellent education to students through a solid team of professionals who contribute to form the educational foundations so that students can acquire cognitive and social competencies that will culminate in their academic continuity through university.
we contribute
SDGs to which
Directly
The School for Inspiring Young Boys and Girls is committed to delivering high-quality education to students in vulnerable circumstances.
The goal for the first generation is 2035, the year they will enter University.
Educational model
Educational model
Pillars
98.7
IReNe, the highest result in BBVA México
70
percentage points increase in the perception of security
+2
points in the
Social
Cohesion Index
+3
points in
community
satisfaction
+30
thousand direct
beneficiaries
+2
points in the Social Cohesion Index
+3
points in community satisfaction
+30
thousand direct beneficiaries
To intervene in communities in situations of insecurity, urban and social deterioration, to promote social cohesion and recover the value of housing, contributing to the reduction of social inequality.
we contribute
SDGs to which
SDGs to which
we contribute
Directly
Program results
Through art and citizen participation we are able to get closer to the communities
We rehabilitated the urban environment
We have begun rebuilding the social fabric through neighborhood committees
Building community through our partnerships
Social cohesion
Neighborhood Social Cohesion Index (NSCI)1
Size of NSCI
Percentage of people who perceive their community as safe
(+70 percentage points)
Value for the Tijuana Metropolitan Area. 2022: 24%2
Recovery of public space
Average community
rating (+3.6)
Value for the Tijuana Metropolitan Area, 2022: 7.9243
Perception of the quality
of public services
Perception of capital gain
Percentage of people who perceive that the value of their
home has increased (+68 percentage points
1 Index created by Fundación Holgares and México Evalúa. The indicator is a number between 0 and 10, with 10 being the maximum degree of social cohesion.
2 National Survey of Victimization and Perception of Public Security (CENVIPE) (IN EGI) 2022.
3 Source: Módulo de Bienestar Autoreportado (BIARE) INEGI, July 2022.
Font:Information survey conducted by Fundación BBVA, 176 surveys were conducted for the beneficiary communities and 11 focus groups, for neighboring communities.
+323 thousand
people benefited
24
CSOs supported
To contribute to the reduction of unequal educational opportunities for people with social needs belonging to groups that face structural discrimination through collaboration with civil society organizations.
we contribute
SDGs to which
SDGs to which
we contribute
Directly
Quiera, Fundación ABM
Direct beneficiaries: 536
Superación Excelencia Resultados A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 4,459
Superación Excelencia Resultados A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 60
Mexicanos Primero, Visión 2030 A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 287,598
Voluntariado SEDENA A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 120
Banco Santander México / Fideicomiso F/2001089-0 Bécalos
Direct beneficiaries: 6,189
Fundación UNAM A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 180
Fondo Patrimonial a favor del COLMEX A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 56
IPPLIAP I.A.P.
Direct beneficiaries: 108
Educar A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 119
Construyendo y Creciendo A.C
Direct beneficiaries: 100
Fundación Comunitaria Oaxaca A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 120
Christel House de México A.C
Direct beneficiaries: 1,400
Instituto Nuevo Amanecer A.B.P.
Direct beneficiaries: 138
Fundación Tarahumara José A. Llaguno A.B.P.
Direct beneficiaries: 1,150
Impulso Universitario A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 78
Asociación Cultural Internacional A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 50
Promoción Social Integral A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 130
Fundación Pro Zona Mazahua I.A.P.
Direct beneficiaries: 318
Enseña por México I.A.P.
Direct beneficiaries: 4,520
Fundación Educa México A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 459
Proeducación I.A.P.
Direct beneficiaries: 10,958
Jóvenes Constructores de la Comunidad A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 400
Cruz Roja Mexicana I.A.P.
Direct beneficiaries: 4,000
Quiera, Fundación ABM
Direct beneficiaries: 536
Superación Excelencia Resultados A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 4,459
Superación Excelencia Resultados A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 60
Mexicanos Primero, Visión 2030 A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 287,598
Voluntariado SEDENA A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 120
Banco Santander México / Fideicomiso F/2001089-0 Bécalos
Direct beneficiaries: 6,189
Fundación UNAM A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 180
Fondo Patrimonial a favor del COLMEX A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 56
IPPLIAP I.A.P.
Direct beneficiaries: 108
Educar A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 119
Construyendo y Creciendo A.C
Direct beneficiaries: 100
Fundación Comunitaria Oaxaca A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 120
Christel House de México A.C
Direct beneficiaries: 1,400
Instituto Nuevo Amanecer A.B.P.
Direct beneficiaries: 138
Fundación Tarahumara José A. Llaguno A.B.P.
Direct beneficiaries: 1,150
Impulso Universitario A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 78
Asociación Cultural Internacional A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 50
Promoción Social Integral A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 130
Fundación Pro Zona Mazahua I.A.P.
Direct beneficiaries: 318
Enseña por México I.A.P.
Direct beneficiaries: 4,520
Fundación Educa México A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 459
Proeducación I.A.P.
Direct beneficiaries: 10,958
Jóvenes Constructores de la Comunidad A.C.
Direct beneficiaries: 400
Cruz Roja Mexicana I.A.P.
Direct beneficiaries: 4,000
2
thousand
hygiene kits
+106
tons
of food
+78 thousand
people
benefited
2
mil kits de higiene
+106
toneladas de alimento
+78 mil
personas beneficiadas
To implement humanitarian aid and support actions for the population living in emergency, risk or extraordinary situations during natural disasters.
we contribute
SDGs to which
Directly
Turkey and Syria need us
Fundación BBVA’s impact in Mexico through UNICEF
|
Syria |
Program |
Turkey |
|
95 people had access to primary health care |
Health and nutrition |
181 children received immunization services |
|
384 people had access to water, sanitation and hygiene services |
Hygiene |
152 people had access to drinking water |
|
70 children had access to formal and non-formal education |
Education |
167 children had access to formal and non-formal education |
|
6 children received psychosocial and mental health support services |
Child protection |
126 children received psychosocial support |
|
40 people benefited |
Social protection |
|
Juntos por Guerrero
After Hurricane Otis struck Guerrero, we provided an initial funding of $50 million pesos to ensure that the education of children and young people in the affected communities continues uninterrupted.
Goal 1
To end poverty in all its forms everywhere by 2030.
Proportion of goals impacted
5/7
71% goals impacted
|
Program |
Mechanism |
Indicator |
|
School for Inspiring Young Boys and Girls |
Free education |
60 children in the first generation |
|
Inspiring Young Boys and Girls with Disabilities |
Financial scholarship |
|
|
Inspiring Young Boys and Girls |
|
|
|
Support during natural disasters |
Delivery of food baskets and hygiene kits |
78 thousand people benefited |
Goal 2
To end hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition, and promote sustainable agriculture.
Proportion of goals impacted
2/8
25% goals impacted
|
Program |
Mechanism |
Indicator |
|
School for Inspiring Young Boys and Girls |
|
60 children in the first generation |
|
Support during natural disasters |
Delivery of food baskets |
|
Goal 3
To ensure healthy living and promote well-being for all at all ages.
Proportion of goals impacted
2/8
15% goals impacted
|
Program |
Mechanism |
Indicator |
|
Support during natural disasters |
Delivery of hygiene kits |
+78 thousand people benefited |
|
Inspiring Young Boys and Girls |
Medical insurance for recipients |
100% of the recipients have major medical insurance |
Goal 4
Ensure inclusive, equitable and quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.
Proportion of goals impacted
9/10
90% goals impacted
|
Program |
Mechanism |
Indicator |
|
Mi Comunidad |
Financial Education Workshops and creation of neighborhood organizations |
Improvement of 2 points out of 10 in the Neighborhood Social Cohesion Index |
|
School for Inspiring Young Boys and Girls |
|
|
|
Inspiring Young Boys and Girls with Disabilities |
|
0.83 improvement in Quality of Life Index |
|
Partnerships for education |
Financing of projects that contribute to the school continuity of people with accumulated economic and social disadvantages |
100% continuity of schooling of people benefiting from the projects supported |
|
Supérate con Fundación BBVA |
|
|
|
Inspiring Young Boys and Girls |
|
|
Goal 7
To ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all.
Proportion of goals impacted
3/5
60% goals impacted
|
Program |
Mechanism |
Indicator |
|
Mi Comunidad |
Installation of luminaires with solar panels in private homes and parks |
Increase of 70 percentage points in the perception of security in the intervened communities |
Goal 8
To promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all.
Proportion of goals impacted
6/12
50% goals impacted
|
Program |
Mechanism |
Indicator |
|
Inspiring Young Boys and Girls |
|
|
Goal 9
Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation.
Proportion of goals impacted
2/8
25% goals impacted
|
Program |
Mechanism |
Indicator |
|
School for Inspiring Young Boys and Girls |
Comprehensive education in schools |
60 children in the first generation |
|
Inspiring Young Boys and Girls |
|
|
Goal 10
Reduce inequality within and among countries.
Proportion of goals impacted
5/10
50% goals impacted
|
Program |
Mechanism |
Indicator |
|
Mi Comunidad |
|
|
|
Partnerships for education |
Financing of projects that contribute to the school continuity of people with accumulated economic and social disadvantages |
100% continuity of schooling of people benefiting from the projects supported |
|
School for Inspiring Young Boys and Girls |
Free quality education |
60 children in the first generation |
|
Inspiring Young Boys and Girls |
|
|
|
Inspiring Young Boys and Girls with Disabilities |
Educational inclusion and promotion of school continuity for people with disabilities |
96% school continuity |
Goal 11
Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable.
Proportion of goals impacted
6/10
60% goals impacted
|
Program |
Mechanism |
Indicator |
|
Mi Comunidad |
|
|
Goal 12
Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns.
Proportion of goals impacted
2/11
18% goals impacted
|
Program |
Mechanism |
Indicator |
|
Mi Comunidad |
Reforestation with fruit trees in parks and common areas of private properties, creation of community gardens and installation of solar panel lighting |
|
Goal 13
Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts.
Proportion of goals impacted
4/5
80% goals impacted
|
Program |
Mechanism |
Indicator |
|
Mi Comunidad |
Waste separation, reforestation with fruit trees and installation of solar panel lights |
|
|
Inspiring Young Boys and Girls |
Sustainability training |
1,339 recipients received training in sustainability |
|
Support during natural disasters |
Delivery of food baskets and hygiene kits |
|
Goal 16
Promote just, peaceful and inclusive societies.
Proportion of goals impacted
7/12
58% goals impacted
|
Program |
Mechanism |
Indicator |
|
Mi Comunidad |
|
+11 million pesos invested, in kind, by strategic allies |
|
School for Inspiring Young Boys and Girls |
Comprehensive education including violence prevention and a culture of peace |
60 children in the first generation |
|
Partnerships for education |
Institutional strengthening of CSOs |
100% of the supported organizations submit a social impact report |
|
Natural disasters |
Partnership with Fundación Televisa and SEDENA |
|
Goal 17
Revitalize the global partnership for sustainable development.
Proportion of goals impacted
5/19
26% goals impacted
|
Program |
Mechanism |
Indicator |
|
Support during natural disasters |
Delivery of food baskets and hygiene kits
|
|
|
Supérate con Fundación BBVA |
|
Improvement of 4 points out of 100 in Talent Tests by crossing the training route |
|
Monitoring and evaluation |
Generation of evidence, indicators and statistics in contribution to sustainable development |
100% of the Fundación BBVA’s social actions in Mexico are evaluated and monitored for continuous improvement |
|
Inspiring Young Boys and Girls |
Partnerships with universities and companies to link recipients to the company |
47% of recipients study at the top 50 universities in the country |
We are Fundación BBVA
Fundación BBVA México implements cutting-edge initiatives that support economic development and the reduction of inequalities.
We are a non-profit organization, authorized donor, responsible for carrying out the social action initiatives of Grupo Financiero BBVA México.
The Fundación BBVA México 2023 Annual Report details the strategy, future prospects and main achievements of our programs.
This 2023 Annual Report has been subject to a limited verification by Ernst & Young (EY), an independent entity of our organization. The assurance was conducted on selected content of the report in accordance with the GRI Standards. Specific details on the scope of this verification are available in the Independent Review section. The verification practice of Fundación BBVA México is aligned with BBVA’s global strategy.
In commitment to sustainable development and based on the lessons learned from monitoring and evaluating our initiatives, we updated our materiality analysis in 2023.
Acerca de este informe
Fundación BBVA México implements cutting-edge initiatives that support economic development and the reduction of inequalities.
We are a non-profit organization, authorized donor, responsible for carrying out the social action initiatives of Grupo Financiero BBVA México.
The Fundación BBVA México 2023 Annual Report details the strategy, future prospects and main achievements of our programs.
This 2023 Annual Report has been subject to a limited verification by Ernst & Young (EY), an independent entity of our organization. The assurance was conducted on selected content of the report in accordance with the GRI Standards. Specific details on the scope of this verification are available in the Independent Review section. The verification practice of Fundación BBVA México is aligned with BBVA’s global strategy.
En compromiso con el desarrollo sostenible y con base en los aprendizajes generados a partir del monitoreo y evaluación de nuestras iniciativas, en 2023 actualizamos nuestra materialidad.
