BMC’s commitment to poverty eradication extends beyond educational scholarships. As officially documented in BMC’s institutional framework, a core objective is to "increase the national workforce and create jobs in the private sector in order to provide decent opportunities for our youth and women in line with the Kingdom's Vision 2030 and the goals of the National Transformation Program". To operationalize this vision, BMC drives poverty reduction by cultivating a robust ecosystem for local entrepreneurship, providing tools, facilities, and capital for sustainable economic self-sufficiency. This commitment is governed by our institutional policy, which ensures all supported ventures demonstrate both financial viability and a positive social impact on the local community.

1.4.1 Local Start-Up Assistance (Non-Financial Support)

1.4.2 Local Start-Up Financial Assistance

1.4.3  Community Anti-Poverty Programmes and Access to Basic Services

1.4.4 Policy Addressing Poverty: Local, Regional, National, and Global Impact