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About this report Sustainability is integral to our business values and finds expression in our commitment to enhance the triple bottom line benchmarks of economic, environmental and social performance. This is Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC)’s First Sustainability Report. We reviewed our internal policies, vision, mission, strategy and performance management systems in order to identify issues that are important to us, and our stakeholders, which impact our sustainability performance. We have included topics that would be of material interest to our stakeholders and have broadly followed the requirements of Global Reporting Initiative (GRI G3) in defining the report content. st st This report covers the period from 1 April 2009 to 31 March 2010, which coincides with our financial year 2009-10. Wherever possible, we have included data for FY 2007-08 and FY 2008-09 to enable our stakeholders to compare our performance over time. We have been guided by the reporting principles and methodology given in the GRI G3 guidelines for sustainability reporting. The reporting cycle is annual. During the course of developing the sustainability report, we had meetings with representatives of the key stakeholders to understand their views on sustainability issues of mutual interest. We aim to continuously engage with our stakeholders and work with our partners to address the sustainability challenges jointly. 1
Report boundary The boundary of this report covers ONGC’s domestic exploration and production operations at onshore and offshore (excluding joint ventures and subsidiaries; office buildings for environmental disclosures only). Onshore refers to operations on land and offshore refers to operations at sea. We have two main processing plants at Hazira and Uran to process crude oil and natural gas and to manufacture value added products from crude oil and natural gas. This report is our maiden attempt (covering 408 facilities for identified environmental indicators and the related performance data) capturing the range of our domestic exploration and production activities. Over the next reporting, we plan to strengthen our sustainability governance and management systems and once these are uniformly applied, we would incrementally increase the scope of report boundary to progressively include our subsidiary operations. The report has been prepared using the guidance provided in the GRI G3 guidelines. We self declare the reporting application level of B+ with external assurance. ONGC operations in India (Report boundary) Rajasthan Onshore Frontier Basin CBM Jharkhand Tripura Assam Western Onshore Hazira Plant Western Offshore Uran Plant KG Onshore Mahanadi Offshore Eastern Offshore Cauvery Offshore Cauvery Onshore 2
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