Annual and Sustainability Report 2011 - Teracom

Reporting in accordance with GRI
guidelines
Below is an explanation of how the Sustainability Report, which is an integrated
part of the Annual Report, was formulated and a description of its essential limitations.
Work on and reporting of sustainability issues are closely integrated; therefore
material information regarding the focus of sustainability initiatives is also
described here.
Correlation between key sustainability issues, stakeholders and indicators
The Teracom Group has a long history as a safe, reliable and responsible partner
and supplier of media services that benefit public welfare. During 2011, efforts
have been made to work in a more structured way on sustainability issues that are
important to the business and to the stakeholders who are affected by them. The
Sustainability Report describes how efforts have progressed, along with presenting
the goals that have been formulated within the Group.
The Teracom Group applies the Global Reporting Initiatives (GRI G3) guidelines
for its sustainability reporting. The report is for the 2011 financial year and is at
the C+ level. The plus sign (+) indicates that the report was submitted for external
review. The Assurance Report from the authorized auditing firm, PwC, is presented
on page 91. Teracom's 2010 Sustainability Report was published at the same time
as its Annual Report, in March 2011. The Sustainability Report will continue to be
published once a year, integrated with the Group's Annual Report.
Criteria for application levels
Each of the criteria specified in the column for each level must be met to be classified as level C, C+, B, B+, A or A+.
Presentation application level C C+ B B+ A A+
G3 Disclosures
on profile
INFORMATION
Report on:
1.1
2.1 - 2.10
3.1 - 3.8, 3.10 - 3.12
4.1 - 4.4 , 4.14 - 4.15
Report on all points
for level C and:
1.2
3.9 - 3.13
4.5 - 4.13, 4.16 - 4.17
Same requirements as for
level B
Standard disclosures
G3 Disclosures
on management
approach
G3 Performance
Indicators
& sector
performance indicators
INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Not required
Report on at least ten
performance indicators,
and at least one from
each: social, economic and
environmental impact
Report certified by external party
Disclosures on management approach
for each indicator category
Report on a minimum of 20 Performance
Indicators, including at least one from
each of: economic impact, environmental
impact, human rights, labor relations and
working conditions, role of the organization
in society, product responsibility
Report certified by external party
Disclosures on management
approach for each
indicator category
Report on each core G3 indicator and
sector supplement* indicator with due
regard to the materiality principle by
either: a) reporting on the indicator,
or b) explaining the reason for its
omission.
Report certified by external party
*Sector supplement in final version
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