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G3.1 Sustainability Reporting Guidelines - Global Reporting Initiative

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RG<br />

<strong>Sustainability</strong> <strong>Reporting</strong> <strong>Guidelines</strong><br />

Society Performance Indicators<br />

Aspect: Local Communities<br />

Core<br />

SO1<br />

Percentage of operations with implemented<br />

local community engagement, impact<br />

assessments, and development programs.<br />

Product Responsibility<br />

Product Responsibility Performance Indicators address<br />

the aspects of a reporting organization’s products and<br />

services that directly affect customers, namely, health<br />

and safety, information and labeling, marketing, and<br />

privacy.<br />

Core<br />

Core<br />

SO9<br />

Operations with significant potential or actual<br />

negative impacts on local communities.<br />

SO10 Prevention and mitigation measures<br />

implemented in operations with significant<br />

potential or actual negative impacts on local<br />

communities.<br />

Aspect: Corruption<br />

These aspects are chiefly covered through disclosure<br />

on internal procedures and the extent to which these<br />

procedures are not complied with.<br />

Disclosure on Management Approach<br />

Provide a concise disclosure on the following<br />

Management Approach items with reference to the<br />

Product Responsibility Aspects:<br />

Core<br />

SO2<br />

Percentage and total number of business<br />

units analyzed for risks related to corruption.<br />

• Customer Health and Safety;<br />

Core<br />

SO3<br />

Percentage of employees trained in<br />

organization’s anti-corruption policies and<br />

procedures.<br />

• Product and Service Labeling;<br />

• Marketing Communications;<br />

Core<br />

SO4<br />

Actions taken in response to incidents of<br />

corruption.<br />

• Customer Privacy; and<br />

• Compliance.<br />

Aspect: Public Policy<br />

Core<br />

SO5<br />

Public policy positions and participation in<br />

public policy development and lobbying.<br />

Goals and Performance<br />

Organization-wide goals regarding performance<br />

relevant to the Product Responsibility Aspects.<br />

Add<br />

SO6<br />

Total value of financial and in-kind<br />

contributions to political parties, politicians,<br />

and related institutions by country.<br />

Use organization-specific Indicators (as needed)<br />

in addition to the GRI Performance Indicators to<br />

demonstrate the results of performance against goals.<br />

Aspect: Anti-Competitive Behavior<br />

Add<br />

SO7<br />

Total number of legal actions for anticompetitive<br />

behavior, anti-trust, and<br />

monopoly practices and their outcomes.<br />

Aspect: Compliance<br />

Policy<br />

Brief, organization-wide policy (or policies) that defines<br />

the organization’s overall commitment to the Product<br />

Responsibility Aspects, or state where this can be found<br />

in the public domain (e.g., web link).<br />

Core<br />

SO8<br />

Monetary value of significant fines and total<br />

number of non-monetary sanctions for noncompliance<br />

with laws and regulations.<br />

Organizational responsibility<br />

The most senior position with operational responsibility<br />

for Product Responsibility Aspects, or explain how<br />

operational responsibility is divided at the senior level<br />

for Product Responsibility Aspects. This differs from<br />

Disclosure 4.1, which focuses on structures at the<br />

governance level.<br />

Training and awareness<br />

Procedures related to training and raising awareness in<br />

relation to the Product Responsibility Aspects.<br />

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