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Burberry — ESG Presentation (January 2020)
10 slides from Burberry's sustainability presentation, January 2020
Slide 1: Responsibility Recognition and Governance
BURBERRY LONDON ENGLAND RESPONSIBILITY RECOGNITION Included in the Dow Jones Sustainability Index for the fifth consecutive year ranked third place in the ‘Textiles, Apparel & Luxury Goods’ sector and achieved our highest score ever in the Index. Named as one of the most engaged companies in the UK
Slide 2: Responsibility Goals for 2022
RESPONSIBILITY GOALS FOR 2022 ostVEY IMPACT 1 MILLION p, Ko, P' be Accelerate economic ff empowerment in a remote communities Tackle educational inequality and facilitate access to creative industries Build cohesion and resilience in communities that sustain our industry cOMMUNIT ¢.
Slide 3: Driving Positive Change Through All Products
DRIVING POSITIVE CHANGE THROUGH ALL PRODUCTS \V/ The goal is to ensure 100% of products have more than one positive attribute by 2022. Positive attributes relate to social and/or environmental improvements achieved at either the raw material sourcing or product manufacturing stage. In addition our g
Slide 4: Reducing and Revaluing Waste
REDUCING AND REVALUING WASTE Burberry’s 5-year Responsibility agenda, launched in June 2017, includes a key commitment to reducing and revaluing waste. The goal is not only to reduce, reuse and recycle any waste generated, but also to create new solutions and move towards a more circular business mo
Slide 5: More Sustainable Raw Materials
MORE SUSTAINABLE RAW MATERIALS INNOVATIVE NEW MATERIALS RECYCLED POLYESTER e¢ Weuse recycled polyester produced from a variety of sources including plastic bottles (PET) and industrial polyester waste. This material appears in a several products across both menswear and womenswear, including our rev
Slide 6: Exotic Skins, Fur and Environmental Sustainability
EXOTIC SKINS e — Active member of the Business for Social Responsibility, Southeast Asia Reptile Conservation Alliance. e¢ Dedicated expert customs team responsible for managing compliance with CITES, which limits international trade of endangered species. e Engaging with industry experts to explore
Slide 7: Water and Chemicals
¢ Wet processing suppliers are mapped and profiled in terms of their Water Risk, Water Management practices and Water Intensity of processes. e — In 2019, launched a Water Conservation programme to address water risk mitigation in wet processing facilities. ¢ — Ongoing collaboration with various sta
Slide 8: Social Responsibility: Human Rights and Ethical Trading
¢ Weare teaming up with the luxury consignment marketplace The RealReal in the US to promote and champion a more circular future. ¢ Directing food waste from UK head office to be turned into biogas/ bio-fertilisers. SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY HUMAN RIGHTS e Human Rights Impact Assessments completed every
Slide 9: Diversity and Inclusion
DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION e Burberry has always sought to build a culture that is diverse, open and inclusive and where all perspectives are valued. The organisation is committed to attracting, developing and recognising the best talent, and ensuring everyone feels a sense of belonging. Broadening and
Slide 10: Policies & Commitments
POLICIES & COMMITMENTS Burberry has various policies in place that guide economic, social and environmental responsibility across our business. These apply to our global operations and supply chain activities, where applicable, and implementation and adherence to policies is reviewed on a regular ba