Stakeholder Engagement | SCG Packaging Public Company Limited (ESG)

ESG Materiality Issues and Stakeholders

SCGP has 15 ESG materiality issues that involve 9 groups of Stakeholders which can be responded to the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, (SDGs)

Materiality Issues	GRI Aspect	Impact Boundary
		Internal Sectors		External Sectors
		SCGP	Employee	Shareholder / Investor / Creditor	Supplier / Contractor	Customer	Community	Government	Media	Civil Society / Academic / Opinion Leader	Competitor
Corporate Governance Scope of ESG Sustainability risks and opportunities Good Ethics Anti - Corruption Complainants/Whistle Blower Risk and Crisis Management Capital Value Ethics and Integrity Transparency	GRI 102 General Disclose (3 Ethic and Integrity, 4 Governance)
Health & Safety Scope of ESG Sustainability risks and opportunities Employee Health - care during the COVID-19 Pandemic Adjust the way of working Caring for Business Partners, Customers, and Communities Capital Value Health and Well-being of Employees, Business Partners,Customers, and Communities	GRI 403: Occupational Health and Safety*
Product and Service Stewardship Scope of ESG Sustainability risks and opportunities Sustainable Product Development according to Sustainable Development guidelines Product Development following Life Cycle Assessment guidelines. Product Qualiity and Safety Capital Value Products with an ease of use, durable, safe and environmentally friendly. Respond to the customers' and consumers' needs.	-
Customer Experience Scope of ESG Sustainability risks and opportunities Develop technologies and solutions to meet customer needs Comprehensive services Communication with customers Capital Value Respond to customer and consumer needs	GRI 102 (5. Stakeholder Engagement)
Stakeholders Engagement Scope of ESG Sustainability risks and opportunities Conduct and develop business under ESG guidelines Stakeholder expectations and concerns Communication with stakeholders Capital Value Confidence from stakeholders	GRI 102 (5. Stakeholder Engagement)
Circular Economy Scope of ESG Sustainability risks and opportunities Co-operations with the supply chains Product development following to the Circular Economy principles Apply innovations following to the Circular Economy principles Capital Value Sustainable business operations following the Circular Economy principles	GRI 201: Economic Performance
Environmental Management Scope of ESG Sustainability risks and opportunities Pollution management from business operations Prevention of complaints from communities Capital Value Good environmental quality within the plants and surrounding communities Sustainable coexistence with communities	GRI 305: Emission (305-7 Nitrogen Oxides (NOx), Sulfur Oxides (SOx), and other significant air emissions GRI 306: Effluents and Waste
Supply Chain Stewardship Scope of ESG Sustainability risks and opportunities Sustainable sourcing operations Developing employees and business partners to operate together in a sustainable manner Capital Value Actions with sustainable business partners	GRI 102-9 Supply Chain
Human Capital Development Scope of ESG Sustainability risks and opportunities Employee development for knowledge and capabilities Capital Value Employees are knowledgeable, versatile, and work efficiently.	GRI 102 General Disclose (102-8 Information on employees and other workers) GRI 404 Training and Education
Community Engagement and Development Scope of ESG Sustainability risks and opportunities Community satisfaction Community support for sustainability Capital Value Sustainable coexistence with communities	GRI 413: Local Communities
Water Stewardship Scope of ESG Sustainability risks and opportunities Manage water efficiently and sustainably Manage risks with global tools Capital Value Water efficiency	GRI 303: Water*
Climate Resilience Scope of ESG Sustainability risks and opportunities Increase the share of alternative energy and renewable energy Improve machinery efficiency Develop products that emit less greenhouse gas Create opportunities for trade competition Use economic tools to reduce greenhouse gas emissions Planting forests to absorb greenhouse gases Capital Value Use energy efficiently Reduce greenhouse gas emissions from business operations	GRI 305: Emissions GRI 302: Energy
Human Rights Scope of ESG Sustainability risks and opportunities Implementing international laws and practices Comprehensive management of human rights risks Capital Value Improving the quality of life by creating sustainable shared values for Stake holders and Society	GRI 412: Human Rights Assessment
Talent Attraction and Retention Scope of ESG Sustainability risks and opportunities Build employee engagement Human Resource Management - Adjustment Capital Value Be an organization of values and caring for employees Employees are committed to the organization.	GRI 404: Training and Education
Forestry and Biodiversity Scope of ESG Sustainability risks and opportunities Sustainable biodiversity management Sustainable forest management Capital Value Biodiversity and ecosystem conservation areas Economic forest plantations certified to the Sustainable Forest Management Standard FSC^TM	GRI 304: Biodiversity

*GRI Standards 2018