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  • Home Run Readers Social Return on Investment (SROI) Evaluation Report

    Home Run Readers Social Return on Investment (SROI) Evaluation Report

    The CTBC and NLPI intend to encourage the public to read more and enjoy baseball. By organizing a variety of “Reading × Baseball” activities, it can help children cultivate their interest in reading and sports from an early age, and at the same time, parents and children are encouraged to read together. In the long run, through Home Run Readers, we will create a new model of the “Reading x Baseball” civil–military alliance, integrate sports and book resources, and expand cooperation among varied fields and influences. Such achievements will help not only improve the reading and sports atmosphere for all people,but also cultivate the next Taiwanese generation as happy and intelligent sports enthusiasts.

    This report evaluates Home Run Readers activities held from 2016 to 2020 (a total of 5 years).

  • CTBC Black Panther Pennant Project Social Return on Investment (SROI) Report

    CTBC Black Panther Pennant Project Social Return on Investment (SROI) Report

    “Since 2015, CTBC Bank Co., Ltd. (CTBC Bank) has sponsored the CTBC Black Panther Pennant (National High School Baseball Competition) and developed various baseball training programs and activities before and after the competition, comprising the CTBC Black Panther Pennant event.

    To thoroughly analyze the social benefit and efficiency created by the CTBC Black Panther Pennant event, CTBC Bank engaged KPMG to conduct an evaluative social return on investment (SROI) analysis, assessing the possible impacts on and changes in the stakeholders involved in the project. The SROI analysis focuses on the implementation of the CTBC Black Panther Pennant event in 2020, and the core stakeholders includes CTBC Bank, relevant executive staff of CTBC Bank, students and coach from Taitung Lanyu High School, Sports Administration, Chinese Taipei Baseball Association, competing teams in National High School Baseball Competition, coaches, players, and also CTBC Brothers Baseball Club players…etc.”