Standards
Standards
We have aligned our non-financial reporting framework with the following standards:
We consider that, with the disclosure of this report, we comply with the spirit of AA1000AS standards. You can also find the mapping of our data to the GRI Standards, the SDGs, and the UNGC on dashboard.
SDG
While we consider all the UN’s SDGs goals as critical, we focus our efforts on the following ones:
AA 1000 Standards
We use the principles described in the AA 1000 Standards to structure our approach to identifying and prioritising the expectations of our stakeholders. The results are assembled in our materiality matrix, demonstrating our adherence to the principles of inclusivity and materiality. As a responsive business, we have disclosed our UNGC COP report every year since 2013, and we will update our sustainability report on a yearly basis.
GRI Standards
Our non-financial reporting is aligned with the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Standards, and we consider that this report has been prepared in accordance with the GRI Standards: Core option.
The following GRI material topics are considered relevant to our non-financial reporting:
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GRI topics |
GRI Material Topics |
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Economic topics |
201 – Economic Performance 203 – Indirect Economic Impacts 204 – Procurement Practices 205 – Anti-Corruption 207 – Tax |
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Environmental topics |
301 – Materials 302 – Energy 303 – Water and Effluents 304 – Biodiversity 305 – Emissions 306 – Effluents and waste |
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Social topics |
401 – Employment 403 – Occupational Health & Safety 404 – Training & Education 405 – Diversity & Equal Opportunities 406 – Non-discrimination 412 – Human Rights Assessments 413 – Local Communities 416 – Customer Health and Safety 419 – Socio-economic compliance |
You can download our GRI Index here.
Myanmar Sustainable Development Plan
By doing our business responsibly and transparently, we are contributing to the following strategies of the Myanmar Sustainable Development Plan (MSDP): 1.4, 3.2, 3.3, 3.6, 3.7, 4.1, 5.1, 5.2, 5.4, 5.6.