Evonik Industries AG 2010 SR
The report outlines Evonik's commitment to corporate responsibility, focusing on its core specialty chemicals business and its alignment with global megatrends like resource efficiency and health. In 2010, the company achieved significant economic growth while advancing its CR strategy across business, employees, and processes. Key initiatives included the harmonization of supplier management and the integration of CR into vocational training. The report also details environmental performance, noting reductions in specific greenhouse gas emissions and water consumption. Furthermore, Evonik reaffirmed its support for the UN Global Compact and the Responsible Care initiative.
Company: Evonik Industries AG
Sector: Manufacturing
Country: Germany
Year: 2010
Type: SR
Pages: 98
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Evonik Industries AG
Corporate Responsibility Report
The report outlines Evonik's commitment to corporate responsibility, focusing on its core specialty chemicals business and its alignment with global megatrends like resource efficiency and health. In 2010, the company achieved significant economic growth while advancing its CR strategy across business, employees, and processes. Key initiatives included the harmonization of supplier management and the integration of CR into vocational training. The report also details environmental performance, noting reductions in specific greenhouse gas emissions and water consumption. Furthermore, Evonik reaffirmed its support for the UN Global Compact and the Responsible Care initiative.
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Document Details
Report Year
2010
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2010 - Dec 31, 2010
Fiscal Year
2010
Published
Apr 8, 2011
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
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