Taiwan Glass Ind Corp 2015 SR
The report highlights Taiwan Glass Industry's sustainability performance for 2015, focusing on corporate governance, environmental sustainability, and labor relations. Key achievements include a significant reduction in water consumption by 105,341 tons and a 20.17% decrease in wastewater discharge compared to 2014. The company invested NT$230 million in environmental protection and achieved a 50.99% recycled glass ratio for glass containers. Socially, TGI donated over NT$7 million to various causes and maintained a diverse workforce with 99.9% local supervisors. The report follows GRI G4 guidelines and received external limited assurance from Ernst & Young.
Company: Taiwan Glass Ind Corp
Sector: Manufacturing
Country: Taiwan
Year: 2015
Type: SR
Pages: 163
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Taiwan Glass Ind Corp
Corporate Social Responsibility Report
The report highlights Taiwan Glass Industry's sustainability performance for 2015, focusing on corporate governance, environmental sustainability, and labor relations. Key achievements include a significant reduction in water consumption by 105,341 tons and a 20.17% decrease in wastewater discharge compared to 2014. The company invested NT$230 million in environmental protection and achieved a 50.99% recycled glass ratio for glass containers. Socially, TGI donated over NT$7 million to various causes and maintained a diverse workforce with 99.9% local supervisors. The report follows GRI G4 guidelines and received external limited assurance from Ernst & Young.
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Document Details
Report Year
2015
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2015 - Dec 31, 2015
Fiscal Year
2015
Published
Jun 1, 2016
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
Pages
File Size
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Materiality Assessment
Assurance
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Emissions
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Energy Consumption
Water Consumption
Total Waste
Women on Board
Women in Management
Employees