Accenture’s response to the invasion of Ukraine was swift and decisive, offering aid and assistance to those in need, and supporting our people, clients and partners.
War in Ukraine and a changed world: Accenture’s response
A human tragedy
"This was first and foremost a human tragedy. Of course, there are business implications, but it is a humanitarian crisis above all."
Immediate responses
Accenture withdraws from Russia
"First, the war in Ukraine is a humanitarian tragedy. It has also created a massive supply shock across the global economy, with energy and food security now top of the agenda, and, finally, it is changing the macroeconomic and geopolitical landscape."
"People first is not just a slogan"
Case study: Poland
- Helping our people
- Our people helping others
Helping clients
- Navigating the turbulence of war
- Leading thinking and strategic support
Supporting clients during a volatile time
”I’m so proud of how we are stepping up to help clients. Not because we wanted an additional sale, but because we want to be a true partner and exemplify the values we stand for.”
Progress and ongoing efforts as the war grinds on
“Let’s remember: It hasn’t ended, this story. Hopefully the war itself will be finished [soon], but rebuilding of the physical infrastructure, as well as the rebuilding of [people’s] minds—people are so deeply affected—will take years ”