BAE Systems PLC 2006 Sustainability Report
The report describes BAE Systems' 2006 corporate responsibility activities across its global defence and aerospace businesses, including a workforce of 79,000 and initiatives on ethics, safety, diversity, environment and community investment. It reports 2006 group revenue of £12,333m, energy use of 1,742 Gwh and total community investment of £8,223,160. Highlights include ethics training, a Corporate Responsibility Committee supporting Board oversight, and business-group environmental and safety programmes. External assurance by The Corporate Citizenship Company found the report fair and balanced while calling for clearer climate targets and fuller economic-impact reporting.
Company: BAE Systems PLC
Sector: Manufacturing
Country: United Kingdom
Year: 2006
Type: Sustainability Report
Pages: 42
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BAE Systems PLC
Corporate Responsibility Report
The report describes BAE Systems' 2006 corporate responsibility activities across its global defence and aerospace businesses, including a workforce of 79,000 and initiatives on ethics, safety, diversity, environment and community investment. It reports 2006 group revenue of £12,333m, energy use of 1,742 Gwh and total community investment of £8,223,160. Highlights include ethics training, a Corporate Responsibility Committee supporting Board oversight, and business-group environmental and safety programmes. External assurance by The Corporate Citizenship Company found the report fair and balanced while calling for clearer climate targets and fuller economic-impact reporting.
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Document Details
Report Year
2006
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2006 - Dec 31, 2006
Fiscal Year
2006
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
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