CSR Strategy for PKN ORLEN
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1 CSR Strategy for PKN ORLEN 0 3 F e b r u a r y ORLEN. FUELLING THE FUTURE.
2 ORLEN VALUES constitute the foundation for the CSR Strategy of PKN ORLEN Our values Responsibility We respect our customers, shareholders, the natural environment and local communities People Our strong points are: competence, teamwork, and integrity Progress We explore new possibilities Energy We are enthusiastic about what we do Dependability You can rely on us Our mission We discover and process natural resources to fuel the future. Our credo ORLEN. Fuelling the future. The document applicable at the Company: White paper: "The Core Values and Standards of Conduct of PKN ORLEN S.A." defines and indicates values that we are committed to respecting in our company and in relations with the external environment. From the Values perspective, the white paper defines key stakeholders such as: Employees, Customers, Shareholders, Local Community, Natural Environment, Business partners, Competitors, Authorities, and Administration Bodies. 2
3 As part of our work on the Strategy, we defined how we understand corporate social responsibility in the Company While implementing business strategy, we always remember that the growth of the company value should be compatible with the interests of the external environment in which we function, and should be based on sustainable and responsible use of resources 3
4 Three areas of the CSR Strategy response to trends CSR Strategy area at PKN ORLEN CSR Strategy priorities at PKN ORLEN Premises Organisation ORGANISATION we we shape build relations attitudes Close CLOSE environment ENVIRONMENT we we build shape relations attitudes Employee safety Development and diversity management Life balance and social involvement of employees Image of a responsible company Involving stakeholders Social involvement High awareness and expectations towards the employer regarding basic issues connected with employees' rights and safety Y generation on the labour market, change of expectations towards the employer Demographic changes, ageing population Employees' expectations regarding participation in management and dialogue with the employer as well as possibilities of pursuing social passions Low level of social trust, lack of partnership, involvement and cooperation* Growing awareness of consumers who more and more often pay attention to responsible conduct of companies Deepening social divide both at the national, and global level DISTANT Distant environment ENVIRONMENT we we are a change leader are a change leader Responsible development Ethical leadership New business areas and innovations Strong international social and political pressure related to minimisation of negative impact on the environment Development and growth of new technologies and their growing role in peoples' lives Growing expectations related to measuring and showing effects as well as influence of activities of the company on the environment Growing demand for energy * "2050. Vision of sustainable development for Polish business." 4
5 ORGANISATION: We build relations Priorities Actions Employee safety We build safety culture based on employees' and subcontractors' responsibility for common safety both in and out of the workplace Development and diversity management We inspire development, creativity and innovation using social dialogue and the potential offered by diversity We are a good and responsible employer, which focuses on mutual trust, commitment and efficiency of employees, caringfor their safety and supporting a balance between work and private life Life balance and social involvement of employees We promote active, healthy lifestyle and create conditions for the harmonious combining of professional challenges with the role of a family member We motivate to empathy and social sensitivity,and thus we integrate employees around important social goals 5
6 CLOSE ENVIRONMENT: We shape attitudes Priorities Actions Image of a responsible company Involving stakeholders We strive to be perceived by stakeholders (suppliers, customers, investors, contractors) as the leader of responsible business We require our suppliers to meet criteria of responsibility defined by us We build customer awareness of the benefits of community involvement, concern for the natural environment, healthy lifestyle, and safe driving We build in our customers awareness that we are the industry leader in environmental protection We use the potential of sales network to involve customers in social initiatives of the Company We develop social sensitivity of our business partners - customers, contractors, local communities, suppliers, shareholders Social involvement We strive to be perceived as a member of the local community actively influencing positive changes in the environment 6
7 DISTANT ENVIRONMENT: We are a change leader Priorities Actions Responsible development We are implementing the strategy of building PKN ORLEN goodwill by actively strengthening energy security and supporting economic development of the region We maintain balance between efficiency and ecology Ethical leadership We strive to be perceived as a promoter of business ethics and environmental protection We implement the Strategy of the Company and promote innovations setting the highest industry standards in the scope of business ethics and environmental protection New business areas and innovations We support development of innovations and inspiring leaders acting with passion, energy, and commitment We strive to be perceived by the market environment as the leader of tomorrow, implementing innovative projects, including venture capital 7
8 Vision and strategic priorities Strategic area ORGANISATION CLOSE ENVIRONMENT DISTANT ENVIRONMENT We build relations We shape attitudes We are a change leader Vision We are a good and responsible employer, which focuses on mutual trust, commitment, and efficiency of employees, caring for their safety and supporting a balance between work and private life We develop social sensitivity of our business partners - customers, contractors, local communities, suppliers, shareholders We implement the Strategy of the Company and promote innovations setting the highest industry standards in the scope of business ethics and environmental protection Employee safety Image of a responsible company Responsible development Strategic priorities within an area Development and diversity management Life balance and social involvement of employees Involving stakeholders Social involvement Ethical leadership New business areas and innovations Values implemented under priorities Responsibility, Progress, People, Energy, Dependability Responsibility, Progress, Energy, Dependability Responsibility, People, Progress 8
9 ORGANISATION selected projects Objective Project Indicator Safety culture built on employees' and subcontractors' responsibility for common safety both in and out of the workplace Implementation of the Indicator of Safety Culture in the Company* Indicator of Safety Culture (ISC) >80%* Promoting active, healthy lifestyle and creating conditions for the harmonious combining of professional challenges with the role of a family member Development and implementation of the programme "Family-Friendly Employer" Results of the evaluation survey regarding the programme, including opinions of employees on at least good level Inspiring development, creativity and innovation using social dialogue and the potential offered by diversity Inclusion of mandatory theme of diversity management in development programmes in specified companies of PKN ORLEN 10 key companies of PKN ORLEN included the questions of diversity management into development programmes * ISC = (% value of the objective implementation for TRR) * (percentage value of the objective implementation for Risk Notification and Handling Indicator RNI) * 3 9
10 CLOSE ENVIRONMENT selected projects Objective Project Indicator ORLEN suppliers meet defined criteria regarding ORLEN values and responsibility Development of basic CSR criteria (including environmental criteria) for the suppliers and inclusion of these criteria into the requirements applicable to them 100% of suppliers are subject to qualification in terms of CSR criteria defined by ORLEN for suppliers Customers of the Company are aware of values resulting from social involvement Strengthening external communication to engage customers to a greater extent in social projects carried out under VITAY loyalty programme Number of customers collecting VITAY points involved in social campaigns of the Company PKN ORLEN perceived as a member of the local community actively influencing positive changes in the environment Development of recommendations and programmes for support of selected towns/local communities/scientific institutions in selected towns/environments Social projects implemented in accordance with developed recommendations 10
11 DISTANT ENVIRONMENT selected projects Objective Project Indicator Implementation of the strategy of building PKN ORLEN goodwill as part of active participation in strengthening energy security and supporting economic development of Poland Implementation of business objectives while respecting the environment Development of the Power Generation area based on energy sources which have the least harmful impact on the environment Operations and investments of the Company implemented on the basis of principles of cooperation, trust, and partnership Responsible selection of investment locations, conducting regular dialogue with local communities Conducting exploration and production works based on highest environmental standards and with respect for environmental, social, and cultural heritage PKN ORLEN perceived by market environment and the public as the leader of tomorrow. Supporting development of innovations and inspiring leaders acting with passion, energy, and commitment Development of knowledge and technologies adapted to local needs, sharing knowledge at Polish and European level through cooperation with universities and institutions, partnership with world technological leaders New technologies and solutions developed under knowledge sharing projects 11
12 Disclaimer This presentation was prepared by PKN ORLEN ("PKN ORLEN" or "the Company"). Neither this Presentation nor any copy hereof may be reproduced, disseminated or transferred, directly or indirectly, to any person for any purpose without knowledge and consent of PKN ORLEN. Reproduction, dissemination and transfer hereof in other jurisdictions may be restricted by law and persons who may obtain it should become familiar with all such restrictions and respect them. Failure to respect these restrictions may constitute infringement of applicable legislation. This Presentation does not include a complete or comprehensive financial or commercial analysis of PKN ORLEN or PKN ORLEN Group and does not present its position and perspectives in a complete or comprehensive manner. PKN ORLEN prepared the Presentation with due care, however it may include certain inaccuracies or omissions. Therefore, it is recommended for any person intending to take an investment decision regarding any securities issued by PKN ORLEN or its subsidiary to rely on information disclosed in official communications of PKN ORLEN in accordance with legal provisions applicable to PKN ORLEN. This Presentation and the associated slides and descriptions thereof may contain forward-looking statements. However, such forecasts cannot be understood as assurances or projections concerning future expected results of PKN ORLEN or companies from PKN ORLEN Group. This Presentation cannot be understood as a forecast of future results of PKN ORLEN and PKN ORLEN Group. It should be noted that such statements, including statements regarding expectations concerning future financial results, do not constitute guarantee or assurance that they will be achieved in the future. Forecasts of the Management Board are based on current expectations or views of members of the Management Board and depend on a number of factors which may cause the actual results achieved by PKN ORLEN to significantly differ from the results described in this document. A lot of these factors remain outside knowledge, awareness and/or control of the Company or the Company's ability to foresee them. No assurances or statements may be issued as regards comprehensiveness or reliability of the information provided in this Presentation. PKN ORLEN, its directors, members of the management, advisers or representatives of such persons bear no responsibility for any event whatsoever resulting from any use of this Presentation. Moreover, no information included herein constitutes a commitment or statement on the part of PKN ORLEN, its management or directors, Shareholders, subsidiaries, advisers or representatives of such persons. This Presentation has been prepared exclusively for information purposes and does not constitute a sales offer or an offer intended to obtain an offer of sales or purchase of any securities or instruments or participation in any commercial undertaking. This Presentation does not constitute an offer or invitation to purchase or subscribe to any securities in any jurisdiction and no provisions included in the Presentation shall constitute any agreement, commitment or investment decision and this Presentation should not be relied on in connection with any agreement, commitment or investment decision. 12
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