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Coca-Cola System Sustainability
Transparency, Disclosure, and Reporting
Reporting on our corporate responsibility strategies, programs, and performance is continually evolving to
encompass more quantifiable metrics and targets as well as even greater transparency. As a global leader
in water stewardship, we recognize the important role we play in setting precedent for water disclosure—
in both our accomplishments and our areas for continued improvement. In addition to the voluntary
disclosures listed below, The Coca-Cola Company discloses water and climate change-related risks in the
annual 10-K disclosures to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. We have taken a number of
steps to that end, including:
CEo Water mandate
In 2007, we committed to the UN Global Compact’s CEO Water Mandate, through which we
collaborate with companies, governments, UN agencies, NGOs, and other stakeholders to advance
corporate water disclosure, responsible business engagement with water policy and management,
and water and human rights, among other work streams and activities. For more information, please
visit unglobalcompact.org.
Carbon disclosure Project Water disclosure
The Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) Water Disclosure provides water-related data from the world’s
largest corporations to inform global markets on investment risk and commercial opportunity. The
Coca-Cola Company responded to the initial CDP Water Disclosure request in 2010 and disclosed
under the program in 2011. Information includes water usage and exposure to water stress in our
operations and our supply chain, among other water management plans and governance. For more
information, please visit cdproject.net.
Annual Sustainability Report
We publish an annual sustainability report that reflects our commitments, challenges, and progress.
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