EDC 2014 SR (UPDATED)

EDC 2014 Performance Report
Our principles and approaches to stakeholder engagement
in our host communities
Information Drive
Public Hearings
Consultation and Focus Group
Discussions
Regular and Sustained
Engagement
• Show commitment and involvement at the
highest level
• Operate with transparency
• Rely on robust scientific data
• Listen to all stakeholders, even the opposition
COMMUNITY
• The triple bottom line, which we pursued since
1990s before the term was vogue, is the right
path
Hierarchy of Needs, which start with the most basic
and immediate needs for livelihood and education and
progresses to health and environment to promote selfesteem
and social development.
Our Community Partnerships Program through HELEn is now
being further strengthened with sustainability as our main
driver. Our long-term vision for our partner communities
is to transform them into healthy, educated, and wealthy,
communities living in clean and safe environments.
Toward sustainable development:
The evolution of EDC’s CSR
Climate Change
Initiatives
Community
Relations
Corporate Social
Responsibility
Sustainable Community
Development
Watershed
Management
Watershed Management
Multiple Use/Social
Forestry
Watershed Management
Biodiversity Focus
Environment
Monitoring
Environment Impact
Assessment
Community-based
Environment Assessment
ISO 14001 Environmental
Management Systems
1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s
Full
Government
Control
2007
Privitization
This page contains the following GRI indicator(s):
G4-26, G4-EC7, G4-EC8, G4 SO1, G4-SO2
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