HP Inc 2002 SR

The report highlights HP's commitment to social and environmental responsibility following its merger with Compaq. Key focus areas include 'e-Inclusion' programs to bridge the digital divide in emerging markets like India and South Africa, and 'Design for Environment' initiatives to improve product energy efficiency and recyclability. The company achieved company-wide ISO 14001 certification for its manufacturing operations and reported significant progress in recycling, processing 4 million pounds of hardware monthly. Despite workforce reductions, HP emphasized its values of inclusion, diversity, and community investment, contributing over $54 million in philanthropic giving in 2001.

Company: HP Inc

Sector: Information Information Technology

Country: United States

Year: 2002

Type: SR

Pages: 72

HP Inc 2002 Social and Environmental Responsibility Report

Social And Environmental Responsibility Report

The report highlights HP's commitment to social and environmental responsibility following its merger with Compaq. Key focus areas include 'e-Inclusion' programs to bridge the digital divide in emerging markets like India and South Africa, and 'Design for Environment' initiatives to improve product energy efficiency and recyclability. The company achieved company-wide ISO 14001 certification for its manufacturing operations and reported significant progress in recycling, processing 4 million pounds of hardware monthly. Despite workforce reductions, HP emphasized its values of inclusion, diversity, and community investment, contributing over $54 million in philanthropic giving in 2001.

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Document Details

Report Year

2002

Reporting Period

Jan 1, 2001 - Dec 31, 2001

Fiscal Year

2001

Published

Jul 1, 2002

Type

Sustainability Report

Language

English

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