Core Points - The 9th CSR China Education List for 2025 was officially launched on July 10, focusing on "CSR Influence" and "ESG Action" as indicators to promote corporate contributions to education and sustainable development in China [1][3] - The initiative aims to recognize and encourage enterprises' ongoing contributions and innovative actions in various fields, including rural education revitalization and climate change response [1][3] - The event will introduce a new award category for "Outstanding Global Responsibility Projects by Chinese Enterprises" to honor achievements in global governance by Chinese companies [3] Group 1 - The CSR China Education List was established in 2014 to discover and recognize outstanding corporate social responsibility projects supporting education in China [3] - By 2024, a total of 652 companies have applied, with 290 companies and 579 exemplary CSR project cases selected by the expert committee [3] - The 2025 awards will include six categories: Best Responsible Enterprise Brand Ranking, Exemplary Award, CSR Influence Award, ESG Action Award, Special Projects, and Most Publicly Recognized Project [5][6] Group 2 - The 2025 awards will feature modules for collecting excellent project cases, publishing a selection of outstanding cases, and conducting public voting for the most recognized projects [4][5] - The committee will collaborate with 100 national media outlets to release annual results, enhancing visibility for recognized projects [5] - The second Youth Impact Best Video Award will be launched, inviting enterprises to submit video works related to CSR, ESG, SDGs, and branding [5] Group 3 - The application period for the 2025 CSR China Education List is from July 10 to August 31, 2025, for projects completed or ongoing from August 2024 to August 2025 [8] - The committee will publish a special edition resource guide for SDGs/CSR/ESG projects to assist enterprises in promoting project innovation and enhancing youth impact [8] - The organizational structure includes various supporting and recommending units, emphasizing collaboration across sectors to promote social responsibility [9]