Our businesses improve lives and enable progress for all. Progress is only real progress when it’s sustainable for the long term. That’s why we look ahead, and why we embed sustainability into our business strategy, our purpose, our processes and every decision we make.
OUR SUSTAINABILITY FRAMEWORK
We aim to enable the growth and progress of all our stakeholders, in line with our Purpose. We are clear on the best ways to achieve this and how to measure progress.
Highlights:
Climate change
Already reached - 35% reduction
Scope 3 GHG emissions (2022 baseline)
Climate change
50% reduction
Scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions (2019 baseline)
Health & safety
0.78
Lost Time Incident Rate of <1 for every 200,000 hours worked
Our people
79%
Employee Engagement Survey >80%
WE DELIVER PROGRESS ACROSS OUR DIVERSE BUSINESS
Our Sustainability Framework, purpose, and values support the creation of long term stakeholder partnerships.
Double Materiality Assessment
Double materiality considers both impact materiality (the entity’s impacts on people and the environment) and financial materiality sustainability matters that affect the entity financially). Nine topics were deemed material, with six of these topics having ‘double materiality’, i.e. they have both material impacts and present material financial risks or opportunities. The associated impacts, risks and opportunities (‘IROs’) relating to each material topic are outlined in our annual report.
SUSTAINABILITY NEWS
We’re constantly making progress: get the latest on our progress in sustainability here.