Solvay SA 2014 SR
The report details Solvay's sustainability performance for 2014, following the GRI G4 Core guidelines and serving as a Communication on Progress for the UN Global Compact. Key highlights include a 10% reduction target for greenhouse gas emissions and energy consumption by 2020, and the implementation of the Sustainable Portfolio Management (SPM) tool, which covered 79% of sales. The company reported a 4.6% improvement in water efficiency for groundwater and drinking water compared to 2013. Socially, Solvay signed a global CSR agreement with IndustriALL Global Union and achieved its safety target with a Medical Treatment Accident Rate (MTAR) of 1.0.
Company: Solvay SA
Sector: Manufacturing
Country: Belgium
Year: 2014
Type: SR
Pages: 112
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Solvay SA
Corporate Social Responsibility Report
The report details Solvay's sustainability performance for 2014, following the GRI G4 Core guidelines and serving as a Communication on Progress for the UN Global Compact. Key highlights include a 10% reduction target for greenhouse gas emissions and energy consumption by 2020, and the implementation of the Sustainable Portfolio Management (SPM) tool, which covered 79% of sales. The company reported a 4.6% improvement in water efficiency for groundwater and drinking water compared to 2013. Socially, Solvay signed a global CSR agreement with IndustriALL Global Union and achieved its safety target with a Medical Treatment Accident Rate (MTAR) of 1.0.
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Document Details
Report Year
2014
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2014 - Dec 31, 2014
Fiscal Year
2014
Published
Apr 14, 2015
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
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Energy Consumption
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Women in Management
Workplace Fatalities
Employees