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Nokia Oyj — Global e-Sustainability Initiative (GeSI) — ESG Presentation (2011)
22 slides from Nokia Oyj's sustainability presentation, 2011
Slide 1: Global e-Sustainability Initiative
Global e-Sustainability Initiative A magnet for ICT companies that can provide solutions to climate change Luis Neves – GeSI Chairman
Slide 2: About GeSI
About GeSI • Formed in 2001, GeSI is a strategic partnership of the ICT sector and international organisations committed to creating and promoting technologies and practices that foster economic, environmental and social sustainability, and drive economic growth and productivity. • GeSI allows membe
Slide 3: GeSI Vision
GeSI Vision A sustainable world through responsible, ICT- enabled transformation. 3
Slide 4: GeSI Mission
GeSI Mission By 2014, GeSI is the recognised thought leader, partner of choice and proactive driver of the ICT sustainability agenda as measured by development and use of its tools, broad member base and contribution to relevant policies. 4
Slide 5: Membership and Partnerships
Membership and Partnerships 5
Slide 6: Scope of Activities
Scope of Activities • GeSI’s work focuses on several key areas: – Supply Chain – Energy Efficiency – Climate Change – Public Policy – e-Waste 6
Slide 7: Supply Chain
Supply Chain • Promoting good conduct and developing tools, management practices and processes to deal with CSR risks in the ICT supply chain. 1. E-TASC (Electronics- Tool for Accountable Supply Chains) • Tool for ICT companies to manage corporate responsibility throughout their supply chain. http:/
Slide 8: Energy Efficiency: Mission of the EEWG
Energy Efficiency Mission of the EEWG define high level strategic actions focused on energy efficiency and general sustainability with the objective of accelerating the introduction of ICT practices and services addressing global sustainability. The EEWG aims to: 1. promote and accelerate the market
Slide 9: Energy Efficiency
Energy Efficiency • Developing common industry standards for energy efficiency. 1. Working on a methodology and appropriate KPIs to evaluate the energy efficiency of fixed access networks to supplement an existing methodology for mobile networks. 2. Providing input to the development of standards fo
Slide 10: Climate Change
Climate Change • Developing methodologies and standards to identify and measure the positive impact of ICT in reducing carbon emissions. 1. Collaborating with the Carbon Trust, WBCSD and WRI on an ICT sector guidance to the Greenhouse Gas Protocol Product Accounting and Reporting Standard to measure
Slide 11: Climate Change contd.
Climate Change contd. • GeSI studies: 1. SMART 2020 (2008) identified the potential of ICTs to reduce global carbon emissions by 15%, worth EUR 600 billion by 2020. It examined the enabling impact of ICTs to reduce emissions in sectors such as smart motors, smart logistics, smart buildings and smart
Slide 12: ICT Enablement Methodology
ICT Enablement Methodology • Practical tool for stakeholders to assess carbon emission reductions stemming from ICT • Provides a common yardstick for assessing not just the direct emissions of ICT solutions, but also their enabling effect • Supplanted by concrete case studies showing the assessment
Slide 13: Public Policy
Public Policy • Engaging policy-makers to promote the role of ICTs in sustainability and the transition to a low-carbon economy. 1. Launched by GeSI at COP16, the Guadalajara Declaration stressed the strategic role that innovative ICT solutions can play in global climate change negotiations under th
Slide 14: Public Policy contd.
Public Policy contd. 3. COP 17 – ICT coalition on Climate Change • At the 17th Conference of the Parties (COP17) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) which will be held in Durban, South Africa, GeSI will engage in different activities aiming at promoting the role of
Slide 15: e-Waste
e-Waste • In partnership with Solving the e-Waste Problem (StEP), building capacity for e-waste management particularly in developing markets. 1. Organising an E-Waste Academy to share existing knowledge and research into effective e-waste management and regulation with policy-makers, recyclers and
Slide 16: Contact details
Contact details Luis Neves Chairman Global e-Sustainability Initiative (GeSI) Email: luis.neves@telekom.de www.gesi.org 16
Slide 17: Energy Efficiency Working Group
Energy Efficiency Working Group Co-Chairs Flavio Cucchietti (Telecom Italia) Gilbert Buty (Alcatel lucent) Luis Neves – GeSI Chairman
Slide 18: Reasons and Goals
Reasons and Goals Reasons Deployment of broadband fixed & Fragmented actions on energy Environmental responsibility mobile networks (e.g. NGN) and ICT efficiency among different policies services (Data Centres) = increase Standardisation Bodies/Fora Energy cost continuously of energy consumption gro
Slide 19: Operational needs and Aims
Operational needs and Aims Needs Aims Broadband fixed & mobile Equipment Simple Measure of energy deployed networks, growing Consumption of energy consumption KPIs consumption Global Energy Energy Efficiency among Global Monitoring of Energy Consumption operational networking KPIs Efficiency Carbon
Slide 20: Critical Areas
Critical Areas Area Sub-Area Description Hundreds millions of xDSL lines to be deployed Access xDSL will have a great impact on the Operators’ energy bills Data Centres Environmental Conditions Need for extension of temperature ranges, in order to allow energy saving and extend IT equipment efficien
Slide 21: Working Methods
Working Methods Situation Risk Decision Specification Standardisation documentation Standardisation Landscape Map Statement survey (See next slide) Risk of inconsistency Gap Analysis Action Points (AP) Lack of standardisation Action Point Proposal of Technical solution Proposed Common position Opera
Slide 22: Standardization Map
Standardization Map Risk of inconsistent Standardization Lack of Standardization Fragmented Standardization! GOALS • Clarify current state of the art • Define coordinated strategy 22
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