The Key Performance indicators (KPIs) in the table below quantify our corporate social responsibility performance and progress over the past year.

	Indicators	FY05	FY06	FY07
• Workplace
Employee satisfaction	Percentage of employees who agreed with seven statements about Cisco as a place to work (average)	81%	85%	86%
Voluntary employee attrition	Total voluntary attrition as percentage of ending head count	4.6%2	5.4%3	6.6%4 6.9%5
Health and safety	Number of nonfatal injuries and illnesses during fiscal year	129	107	93
• Diversity
Women	Women as percentage of total employees	22%	22%5	22.8%5
	Women as percentage of employees in VP positions or above	13%4, 6	14%4, 6	15.12%4
Ethnic minorities (U.S. only)	Ethnic minorities as percentage of total employees	42%	43%	43%
	Ethnic minorities as percentage of employees in VP positions and above	17%	17%6	15.51%
• Environment
Worldwide energy consumption	Gigawatt-hours (GWh)	753	856	8987
Normalized worldwide energy consumption	GWh per $Bn sales	30.4	30.1	25.77
Greenhouse gas emissions	1000 tons of carbon dioxide (tCO2)	312	349	3117
Normalized greenhouse gas emissions	tCO2 per $M sales	12.6	12.3	8.97
Product recycling	Tons of equipment	n/a	4516	7102
• Social Impact
Social investment	Total corporatewide and foundation cash and in-kind contributions	$65 million	$115.5 million	$116.8 million
Employee volunteerism	Number of hours volunteered by employees	235,0008	160,000	130,000
Educational output	Number of students enrolled worldwide in Cisco Networking Academy courses	459,723	466,935	501,019
Leadership Fellows	Number of full-time Cisco employees dedicated to social investment projects	5	8	17
Social and economic investment	Number of countries where Cisco currently invests or manages programs	n/a	165	160+9
Strategic partners	Significant collaborations with corporate partners, nonprofits, and NGOs	31	36	34

^* Energy and greenhouse gas emissions data that appeared in the FY05 and FY06 reports was adjusted in FY07 to reflect improved data quality. The FY05 and FY06 data in this report incorporates those adjustments. This has resulted in an average 2% increase in reported greenhouse gas emissions for FY05 and FY06.
¹ As of December 2005
² As of end of Q1 FY06
³ As of June 28, 2006
⁴ U.S. only, excluding subsidiaries
⁵ Global, excluding subsidiaries
⁶ Data corrected on November 16, 2006
⁷ FY07 data represents approximately 71% of Cisco’s business by employee head count and presently excluded data for Scientific Atlanta.
⁸ In FY05 volunteerism increased significantly as part of that year’s 20 Years of Service campaign.
⁹ For administrative purposes, we have defined some regions as “countries” that are not autonomous states or are not recognized as countries by international bodies such as the United Nations. Examples of these include Hong Kong, Puerto Rico, and Taiwan.