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Globe 2012 annual report<br />
greening the globe<br />
CELLPHONE TAKE BACK PROGRAM<br />
Launched in 2011, the campaign widened its coverage<br />
in 2012, which in turn generated more response from<br />
customers and enabled the company to gather more mobile<br />
phones for recycling and recovering.<br />
Moreover, for every old mobile phone collected for recycling,<br />
Nokia donates ₱100 to the Philippine Tarsier Foundation<br />
Inc. (PTFI) to support programs for preserving the Philippine<br />
tarsier and its habitat. Anyone who donates a mobile phone<br />
with battery would entitle the giver to receive a Nokia Ecoitem<br />
and a chance to win a Nokia C6 smartphone in a raffle<br />
draw.<br />
MANAGING CARBON FOOTPRINT<br />
As part of being a green and sustainable network, Globe<br />
Telecom regularly monitors its greenhouse gas emissions.<br />
Constant monitoring of these records allow the company<br />
to check on performance and potential cost reduction. This<br />
in turn will allow future development of more routines to<br />
contribute to more efficiency in day-to-day operations.<br />
The company uses the International GHG Protocol<br />
Corporate Accounting and Reporting Standard to<br />
calculate emissions from fuel use, CO 2<br />
emissions from<br />
mobile combustion and purchased electricity and from<br />
business travel. The calculation tools were developed and<br />
copyrighted by the World Resources Institute (WRI).<br />
Note: Calculation tools developed by World Resources Institute (WRI)<br />
and copyrighted. Available at www.ghgprotocol.org.<br />
The i-rEcover, i-rEcycle program aims to attract the general public, including Globe and non-Globe subscribers, as well as Nokia and non-<br />
Nokia users, to donate old mobile phones by bringing them to the cellphone recycling bins located in Globe stores and at <strong>Ayala</strong> malls. In 2012,<br />
McDonald’s Philippines once again donated mobiles phones and accessories to the i-rEcover, i-rEcycle program of Nokia, Globe Telecom, and<br />
<strong>Ayala</strong> Foundation. Shown in photo during the turnover ceremonies are (from L-R): Edwin Ylescupidez, Head of Globe Energy Management;<br />
Rob I. Nazal, Head of Globe Corporate Social Responsibility; Monavie Ariem, Financial Analyst of McDonald’s, and Ramoncito Nazarea,<br />
Manager of McDonald’s Management Services.<br />
NOTE: Calculation Tool was derived from GHG Emission from Fuel Used. Version 3.0. December 2007. Developed by World Resources<br />
Institute (WRI) and copyrighted. Available at www.ghgprotocol.org.<br />
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