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We launched our Sustainability Program
in 2008 ...
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And we’re able to share the impacts, reductions, and our year-to-year
performance with you...
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By executing 11 strategies ...
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That reference 12 distinct metrics, called Performance Indicators.
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The Performance Indicators we use were developed for the Global Reporting Initiative, in a collaboration between the United Nations and CERES
design by Jeff Hayes findjeffhayes@gmail.com
We started small, collecting data on just two Performance Indicators.
design by Jeff Hayes findjeffhayes@gmail.com
The Performance Indicators we use were developed for the Global Reporting Initiative, in a collaboration between the United Nations and CERES
design by Jeff Hayes findjeffhayes@gmail.com
The Performance Indicators we use were developed for the Global Reporting Initiative, in a collaboration between the United Nations and CERES
design by Jeff Hayes findjeffhayes@gmail.com
The Performance Indicators we use were developed for the Global Reporting Initiative, in a collaboration between the United Nations and CERES
design by Jeff Hayes findjeffhayes@gmail.com
The Performance Indicators we use were developed for the Global Reporting Initiative, in a collaboration between the United Nations and CERES
design by Jeff Hayes findjeffhayes@gmail.com
The Performance Indicators we use were developed for the Global Reporting Initiative, in a collaboration between the United Nations and CERES
But this is just one part of the whole story. Go deeper
and review our full report
design by Jeff Hayes findjeffhayes@gmail.com
Similar to the way investors analyze financial statements, stakeholders review
sustainability reports to evaluate and compare corporate performance across
four key areas: Economic, Environmental, Social, and Governance.
The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) provides a widely-accepted standard for developing
and issuing sustainability reports (also called ‘integrated reports’). The standard was
released in 1997 in collaboration between the United Nations and CERES.
The current release is version 3.1. Version 4.0 is in development.
As of December 2011, GRI sustainability reports have been issued by:
• 27 Fortune 100 companies
• 183 companies and organizations in the U.S.
• 3,000+ companies and organizations worldwide
We are proud to say that we are the first company in our industry to issue a
third-party assured sustainability report using the GRI framework. Our 2012
sustainability report was granted third-party assurance on June 18, 2012, and
was published at Level C+.
Click to view our full 2012 report
Click for details on the Global Reporting Initiative