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a) Statement of Vision and Strategy
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b) Statement of CEO describing major points of the report
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2. Profile of the reporting
organization
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( 1 ) Corporate profile
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a) Names and legal forms of the reporting organization
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b) Major products, services and brands
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c) Business structure of the reporting organization
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d) Group company/country name
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e) Special market characteristics
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f) Size of the outfit (number of employees, products, sales, etc.)
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g) List of stakeholders, characteristics and the relationships with the reporting organization
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( 2 ) Scope
of the Report
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a) Inquiries for this report
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b) Reporting period for the indicated data/Date of publication for the previous report
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c) Scope of this report
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d) Major changes, or basic issues that may have major impact on the report, occurring after the publication of the previous report
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( 3 ) Report
Profile
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f) Description on the determination of not applying GRI to the development of report
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g) Definitions for the calculation of economic, environmental and social costs; Major changes from the previous report
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h) Activities to enhance and assure accuracy, exhaustiveness and reliability
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i) The policy of a third-party certification on the report, and related activities
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j) Method for report users to obtain additional information (where possible)
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3. Management structure and Management system
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( 4 ) Structure
and Governance
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a) Structure of the reporting organization (incl. major committees responsible for strategy setting and supervision)
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b) Proportion of independent or non-executive Board of Directors
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c) Assigning process for Directors with expertise in environmental and social issues
*No corresponding data
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d) Supervising process at the Board of Directors level, to identify and control economic, environmental and social risks and opportunities
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e) Correlations between the remunerations for Executive Officers, and the achievement rates of financial targets and non-financial targets (e.g. environmental performance)
*No corresponding data
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f) Organization structure and primary responsibilities for the supervision, implementation and audit of economic, environmental, social and other policies
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g) Organizational missions, announced values and Code of Conduct; Policies and methods of implementation for economic, environmental and social performances
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h) Advisory system from shareholders to Board of Directors
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( 5 ) Stakeholder
Engagement
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a) Definition of stakeholders, reasons of assignment, and status of consultation (its frequency, contents and application)
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( 6 ) Management
Systems
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a) Preventive approached for risk management, etc.
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b) Commitment to economic, environmental and social charters/principles, or industrial associations
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c) Policies for supply chain management with subcontractors and vendors; Product and service responsibilities
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d) Initiatives of the reporting organization to control the economic, environmental and social influences of company activities
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e) Changes in locations and operations within the reporting period
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f) Programs, procedures and certification status relating to economic, environmental and social performances
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Content Index
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5. Performance Indicators
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( 7 ) Economic
Performance Indicators
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 Direct economic impact
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a) Customers (Total sales, sales and market shares by region)
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b) Suppliers (Total cost, Breakdown by region, percentage of paid agreements)
*No corresponding data
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c) Employees (payroll, pension and retirement allowance by region)
*Data not disclosed
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d) Stakeholders (Amount of payment against debts and loans); Increase/decrease in term-end retained earnings
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e) Public sector (Breakdown of taxes, subsidies and contributions by country and organization; Expenses of infrastructural development in non-core businesses)
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f) Indirect economic impact for the reporting organization
*No corresponding data
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( 8 ) Environmental
Performance Indicators
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 Raw materials
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a) Raw materials consumption; Proportion of waste used as raw materials
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 Energy
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a) Energy usage, use of renewable energy sources, indirect energy consumptions, and lifetime energy consumptions of major products
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 Water
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a) Water usage and impact on the ecosystem; Amount of recycled water
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 Biodiversity
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a) Impact of business activities on biodiversity; Activities for protection and restoration
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 Radiations, emissions and wastes
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a) Green house gas, ozone-depleting substances, released amount and disposal method of harmful substances
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 Suppliers
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a) Suppliers performance
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 Products and Services
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a) Environmental impact and recycling rates of products and services
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 Legal compliance
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a) Environmental rules and obligations, and related fines
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 Transportation
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a) Environmental impact by transportation
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 Others
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a) Pursuing maximum cost effectiveness from the payment perspective
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( 9 ) Social
Performance Indicators
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 Labor practice and fair working conditions
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a) Employment (by region and country, position and employment type; Average separation rate; Welfare programs beyond the statutory requirement)
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| b) Industrial relations (Rate of employees covered by the labor union; Policies and methods of negotiation in case of restructuring, etc.)
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c) Safety and Health (Practice of records and notifications on industrial accidents and occupational diseases; Compliance with ILO standards; Industrial disease and death rates; HIV policies)
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d) Training programs (Training time per employee; Programs)
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e) Diversity and opportunity (Composition of the senior management and Board of Directors (incl. male-female proportions); Equal opportunity policies and surveillance system)
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 Human rights
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a) Policy and management
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b) Respect for human rights in investment, procurement and supply chain; Human right training to employees
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c) Global policies, procedures, programs and monitoring against discrimination, and their achievements
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d) Liberty of association and collective bargaining
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e) Child labor (Scope of ILO convention; Related activities and programs)
*No corresponding data
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f) Forced or obligatory labor (Policies, related activities and programs)
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g) Punishment practice (Process of statement and appeal; Prevention of retaliation)
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h) Status of human rights seminar to security staff
*No corresponding data
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i) Respect for the rights of indigenous people
*No corresponding data
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 Society
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a) Policies, procedures and monitoring system to control the impact on local community, and their achievements
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b) Prevention of bribery and corruption (Related policies, procedures and control system)
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c) Political donation (Related policies, procedures and control system)
*No corresponding data
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d) Recognition and awarding relating to social, ethical and environmental performances
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e) Competition and price setting (Statement of antitrust litigations; Control system for illegal transactions)
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 Product responsibility
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a) Safety and health policies/activities of products and services for customers; Related non-conformity status
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b) Compliance with voluntary social and environmental regulations; Related product labeling and awards
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c) Policies, procedures and control system for product information and quality indication; Related non-conformity status
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d) Policies, procedures and control system for customer satisfaction
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e) Standards and voluntary regulations for advertisement (Related policies, procedures, control system and non-conformity status)
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f) Respect for privacy (Related policies, procedures, control system and the number of complaints)
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