We conducted a materiality assessment in accordance with the GRI Standards to identify material issues that may affect our overall sustainability and select topics for the report. To this end, we created a pool of issues based on the results of analysis on internal and external environment with focus on international standard analysis, benchmarking of leading companies, and media research, and assessed the business impact and stakeholder interest. As a result, we selected three key issues and ten material issues. This report was prepared to share our activities and progress and maintain close communication with our stakeholders.
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| Analysis of external environment | Bench- marking |
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| International standard analysis |
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| Media research |
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| Stakeholder survey |
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| Analysis of internal environment | ||
| Analysis of internal environment | Internal data review |
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| Employee survey |
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| Select 33 ESG-related issues | |
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| Analysis of stakeholders’ interest |
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| Analysis of impact on business |
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| Scoring materiality by issue |
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| Key issues 1 | Promoting green business and investment |
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| Key issues 2 | Responding to climate change | |
| Key issues 3 | Reducing wastes and supporting circular economy |
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The key ESG issues selected as a result of the materiality assessment are 'Green business and investment', 'Response to climate change' and 'Waste reduction and circular economy'. We have also added a topic, 'Upgrading Governance to the Global Level', in the Focus Area section to share the progress we have made in innovating governance since 2021. Further information about these issues can be found in the Focus Areas chapter. We also included information about our activities and progress related to seven other issues in this report and the ESG Performance Report.
