RBC’s Ideas for people and planet™

RBC’s Ideas for people and planet™



At RBC, we believe that thriving communities can create opportunities for all. With urgent environment needs, a rapidly changing workforce and growing inequalities in our society, RBC aims to tackle today’s challenges head-on. That’s why RBC is supporting the transition to a net-zero economy, equipping people with future-ready skills, and driving inclusive opportunities for greater prosperity. In collaboration with Future of Good, we’re showcasing those efforts and the stories accompanying them.


Microcourses aim to help equip Canadians with job-ready skills at no cost
As part of RBC’s ambition to equip people with the skills for a thriving future, the financial institution is helping Canadians adapt to the changing job market with microcourses and upskilling tools at no cost.
This Canadian startup is removing carbon from the air with rocks – and creating environmentally sustainable jobs
Tackling climate change will require investment in new technologies, and here’s one collaboration that could significantly impact CO2
How to ensure vulnerable women are housed? Wraparound support is the key
As housing insecurity and gender-based violence continue to affect women and newcomers disproportionately, organizations across Canada are stepping forward, with the support of partners like RBC Foundation.
Sowing solutions: An innovative approach to fighting food insecurity in Canada
The Ottawa Mission is partnering with Growcer to explore a creative way to address food insecurity, with the help of RBC.
A conversation with RBC’s Chief Economist: How the geopolitical landscape is impacting non-profits
Canada’s economy is volatile. Recently, non-profits joined RBC’s chief economist, Frances Donald, for a conversation about how today’s economy is shaping their work and the communities they serve.

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