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PERFORMANCE INDICATORSECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTEconomic management approach RI – 47EC1. Direct economic value generated and distributed. RI – 47EC2. Financial considerations, risks and opportunitiesattributed to climate changes. RI – 48EC3. Range of the obligations within the benefit pension plan. RI – 48EC4. Significant financial support received from the government. RI – 48EC5. Variation between lowest salaryand minimum wage RI – 49Market ParticipationEC6. Policies, practices and expenditures with local suppliers. RI – 49EC7. Procedures for local hiring. RI – 49Indirect Economic ImpactsEC8. Investments in infrastructure and services.RI – 49 / ROEnvironmental DEVELOPMENT RI – 55, 56, 57,Environmental management approach 58, 59 60 and 61MaterialsEN1. Materials used. RI – 56EN2. Percentage of materials used from recycling. RI – 56EnergyEN3. Direct energy consumption.RI – 57 / ROEN4. Indirect energy consumption. *EN5. Energy saved due to improvementsmade in conservation and efficiency. RI – 57EN6. Initiatives to use renewable energy sources. RI – 57WaterEN8. Total water consumption. RI – 59EN9. Water sources significantly affected by removal of water. RI – 59EN10. Total volume of recycled and reused water. RI – 58BiodiversityEN11. Area within or adjacent to protected areas. RI – 59EN12. Description of the major impacts on biodiversity.throughout the reportEN13. Protected or restored habitats.ROEmissions, Effluents and WasteEN16. Total direct and indirect emissionsof greenhouse gases. RI – 61EN17. Other significant indirect gas emissions. **EN18. Initiatives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. RI – 60EN19. Emissions of ozone-depleting substances. RI – 60EN 20. NOx, SOx, and other significant atmospheric emissions. RI – 61EN21. Total amount of discharged water, by quality and destination.ROEN22. Total weight of waste by type and disposal method. RI – 61EN23. Total number and volume of significant spills.RO* Bunge has no system to provide this information. All the electrical energy consumed is delivered by public providers,whose matrix is mainly hydroelectric based.** Bunge has no system to provide this information.
Products and ServicesEN26. Initiatives designed to reduce environmental impact of products and services.ROEN27. Percentage of products and packages reclaimed . RI – 39ComplianceEN28. Fines and penalties for environmental non-compliance.ROEN30. Total investments and expenditures for environmental protection. RI – 55SOCIAL PERFORMANCE - LABOR PRACTICES AND PROPER WORKSocial management approach- labor aspects RI – 50EmploymentLA1. Total number of employees by type of job,type of contract and by region.RI – 51 / ROLA2. Total numbers and rate of employee turnover.RI – 51 / ROLA3. Type and scope of employee benefits. RI – 52Labor/Management RelationsLA4. Rate of employees included in collective bargaining agreements. RI – 50LA5. Minimum advance notice for operational changes. RI – 51Occupational Health and SafetyLA7. Rate of work accident, occupational diseases, lost days,absenteeism and work-related fatalities. RI – 52LA8. Programs on serious diseases .ROLA9. Aspects of health and safety covered by formalagreements with unions. RI – 50Training and EducationLA10. Average hours of training.ROLA11. Skill management and continuing education programs.ROLA12. Employees receiving performance and development evaluations. RI – 52Diversity and Equal OpportunityLA13. Composition of corporate governance bodies and other employees.LA14. Ratio between base salaries earned by men and by women.ROROSocial Performance - Human RightsApproach for social management - human rights aspects RI – 53Investment practices and procurement proceduresHR1. Investment contracts with human rights clauses.All of Bunge’sinvestmentcontracts referto humanrights issues.HR2. Suppliers undergoing human rights-related evaluations. RI – 53Non- discriminationHR4. Total number of instances of discrimination.NoneFreedom of Association and Collective BargainingHR5. Operations that may impede freedom of association and collective bargaining. RI – 53
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