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2 <strong>Daimler</strong> 360 DEGREES – Facts on Sustainability 2008<br />

Report Parameters<br />

C 3.1<br />

C 3.2<br />

C 3.3<br />

C 3.4<br />

C 3.5<br />

C 3.6<br />

C 3.7<br />

C 3.8<br />

C 3.9<br />

C 3.10<br />

Reporting period for information provided<br />

Date of most recent previous <strong>report</strong><br />

Reporting cycle<br />

Contact point for questions regarding the <strong>report</strong> or its<br />

content<br />

Process for defining <strong>report</strong> content, including:<br />

• Determining materiality;<br />

• Prioritizing topics within the <strong>report</strong>; and identifying<br />

stakeholders the organization expects to use the<br />

<strong>report</strong>.<br />

Boundary of the <strong>report</strong><br />

State any specific limitations on the scope of the<br />

<strong>report</strong><br />

Basis for <strong>report</strong>ing on joint ventures, subsidiaries,<br />

leased facilities, outsourced operations, and other<br />

entities that can significantly affect comparability<br />

from period to period and/or between organizations<br />

Data measurement techniques and the bases of<br />

calculations, including assumptions and techniques<br />

underlying estimations applied to the compilation of<br />

the Indicators and other information in the <strong>report</strong><br />

Explanations of the effect of any re-statements of<br />

information provided in earlier <strong>report</strong>s, and the<br />

reasons for such re-statement<br />

Global<br />

Compact<br />

Print (page) Web Further information<br />

Degree<br />

Profile<br />

Profile<br />

Profile<br />

Imprint<br />

Profile<br />

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65<br />

Profile<br />

Profile<br />

Profile, 25<br />

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x<br />

x<br />

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x<br />

x<br />

x<br />

x<br />

x<br />

x<br />

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The GRI-oriented annual <strong>report</strong> “Facts on<br />

Sustainability” and the associated Internet<br />

presentation are created <strong>by</strong> <strong>means</strong> of a<br />

systematic process as an integral part of the<br />

work performed <strong>by</strong> the <strong>Daimler</strong> Sustainability<br />

Office. <strong>This</strong> office (the successor of the<br />

Sustainability Task Force) is a component of the<br />

governance structure that was newly established<br />

in 2007 and corresponds to the work level of the<br />

Sustainability Board (see p. 13, Facts 2008). The<br />

Sustainability Office brings together the units<br />

related to sustainability (corresponding to their<br />

membership in the Sustainability Board). Their<br />

work is coordinated <strong>by</strong> the Communications,<br />

External Affairs and Public Policy, and<br />

Environmental Protection departments.<br />

The definition and creation of GRI and sustainability-related<br />

content (keyword: Materiality) is<br />

thus carried out on the basis of stipulations<br />

formulated <strong>by</strong> top management, the Sustainability<br />

Board (including the Sustainability<br />

Office), and the responsible specialist<br />

departments. Reviews and discussions with<br />

external experts (above and beyond external<br />

statements), as well as coordination with top<br />

management, are also established elements of<br />

the overall process.<br />

See also Annual Report, pp. 34, 110–112, 114,<br />

126<br />

See the Report Profile<br />

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