Mining and Metallurgical Co Norilsk Nickel 2013 SR
The report outlines Norilsk Nickel's sustainability performance for 2013, focusing on its new development strategy centered on "first-class" assets. Key highlights include a significant investment of 18.1 billion roubles in environmental protection and the decision to close the outdated Nickel Plant in Norilsk to improve the local ecological situation. The company maintained its position as a global leader in nickel and palladium production while implementing a new charity strategy based on social partnership and grant competitions. Additionally, the report details progress in occupational safety, with a 30% decrease in injuries over five years, and extensive social programs for its 85,000 employees.
Company: Mining and Metallurgical Co Norilsk Nickel
Sector: Materials
Country: Russia
Year: 2013
Type: SR
Pages: 154
Mining and Metallurgical Co Norilsk Nickel
The report outlines Norilsk Nickel's sustainability performance for 2013, focusing on its new development strategy centered on "first-class" assets. Key highlights include a significant investment of 18.1 billion roubles in environmental protection and the decision to close the outdated Nickel Plant in Norilsk to improve the local ecological situation. The company maintained its position as a global leader in nickel and palladium production while implementing a new charity strategy based on social partnership and grant competitions. Additionally, the report details progress in occupational safety, with a 30% decrease in injuries over five years, and extensive social programs for its 85,000 employees.
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Document Details
Report Year
2013
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2013 - Dec 31, 2013
Fiscal Year
2013
Published
Jun 1, 2014
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
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