PUMA.Safe Environmental Handbook Volume 1 - About PUMA

The implementation of a certified EMS is especially recommended for large suppliers as well as those which are deemed
to have substantial environment impact such as factory operations involving wet processes or suppliers employing more
than 1000 employees.
Basically, an EMS implements a system that is geared to achieve continuous improvement following the PDCA concept:
Figure 2: Plan Do check Act (from the Vietnam CONSERV project)
3.3 Reporting of Environmental KPIs
In order to measure and monitor progress as well as to properly manage its environment footprint, PUMA established
its Environmental Key Performance Indicators (e-KPIs) in terms of energy, water, CO2 and waste per unit of products,
square meter of buildings used or per staff full time equivalent (FTE).
To facilitate a regular data collection, from key suppliers worldwide and to enable monitoring, tracking and publishing
of the E-KPI performance in its Annual Financial and Sustainability Report, PUMA and its suppliers use the online
platform Enablon for regular data collection.
For results of the PUMA E KPI data collection, please refer to the PUMA Annual Financial and Sustainability Report:
http://www.puma-annual-report.com/en/
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