Sino Land Co Ltd 2016 SR
The report highlights Sino Land's sustainability performance for the 2015-2016 period, focusing on its four CSR pillars: Sino Art, Sino Green, Sino Care, and Sino Heritage. A significant milestone was exceeding the 2015 carbon reduction target, leading to a new goal of a 16% reduction by 2020. The company expanded its 'Go Code' project to empower over 300 underprivileged children with coding skills. Additionally, the former Fullerton Building was gazetted as Singapore's 71st National Monument, underscoring the company's commitment to heritage conservation. The report follows GRI G4 Core guidelines and includes a materiality assessment identifying 12 priority aspects for the business and its stakeholders.
Company: Sino Land Co Ltd
Sector: Real estate
Country: Hong Kong
Year: 2016
Type: SR
Pages: 80
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Sino Land Co Ltd
Sustainability Review
The report highlights Sino Land's sustainability performance for the 2015-2016 period, focusing on its four CSR pillars: Sino Art, Sino Green, Sino Care, and Sino Heritage. A significant milestone was exceeding the 2015 carbon reduction target, leading to a new goal of a 16% reduction by 2020. The company expanded its 'Go Code' project to empower over 300 underprivileged children with coding skills. Additionally, the former Fullerton Building was gazetted as Singapore's 71st National Monument, underscoring the company's commitment to heritage conservation. The report follows GRI G4 Core guidelines and includes a materiality assessment identifying 12 priority aspects for the business and its stakeholders.
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Document Details
Report Year
2016
Reporting Period
Jul 1, 2015 - Jun 30, 2016
Fiscal Year
2016
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English, Chinese
Pages
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Materiality Assessment
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