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Nestle — ESG Presentation (December 2021)
17 slides from Nestle's sustainability presentation, Dec 14, 2021
Slide 1: Nestlé: Driving climate action
Nestlé: Driving climate action December 14th, 2021 Rob Cameron Global Head of Public Affairs and ESG Engagement Barbara Wettstein Public Affairs and ESG engagement manager, Sustainable Sourcing
Slide 2: Nestlé Creating Shared Value journey so far
Nestlé Creating Shared Value journey so far Our purpose: To unlock the power of food to enhance quality of life for everyone, today and for generations to come. Nestlé needs YOUth 1867 2006 2017 Nestlé for Healthier Kids Nestlé founded by CSV approach 2018 Net Zero Henri Nestlé; formally commitment
Slide 3: Nestlé: 2021 a year of action
Nestlé: 2021 a year of action 2020: Announced CHF 3.2 billion to be invested (2021-2025) as part of Net Zero plan Sept. Jun. Dec. 2019 2021 2021 Regenerative agriculture Dec. Sept. 2020 2021 3 14 December, 2021 Morgan Stanley: Driving climate action
Slide 4: The business case: transition to a just, regenerative food system
The business case: transition to a just, regenerative food system Systemic change is needed Shared value creation is key Unsustainable Regulatory Declining Supply chain Local sourcing Sustainable business models change yields resilience flexibility livelihoods Extreme Zoonotic Food Emissions reducti
Slide 5: Agricultural accounts for the bulk of our carbon footprint
Agricultural accounts for the bulk of our carbon footprint Total 92 million tonnes of CO₂e Total GHG emissions 113 million tonnes (CO2 equivalent) in 2018; 92 million in scope of UN 1.5°C pledge 5 14 December, 2021 Morgan Stanley: Driving climate action
Slide 6: Regenerative agriculture is essential to acheiving our goals
Regenerative agriculture is essential to acheiving our goals Biodiversity Soil Increase plant and animal biodiversity Scale up farming practices that protect soil above and below the ground. health and increase soil organic matter. Farmers Water Livestock Reduce chemical farm inputs, optimize Integr
Slide 7: Supporting the transition to regenerative dairy is key
Supporting the transition to regenerative dairy is key Emission factors: fresh milk production Energy & Transport processing 1% 3% Grazing & grassland Manure fertilization management 8% 12% Enteric Feed fermentation production 40% 36% Source: Cool Farm Tool: 160 dairy farming archetypes 7 14 Decembe
Slide 8: Establishing a pipeline of tailored solutions: test, learn, prove
Establishing a pipeline of tailored solutions: test, learn, prove Research Pilot Engage Deploy Scale Lead farm Co-located 30+ farm network 3 500 200 000 dairy farmers Partnering with dairy with dairy R&D hub in developing 12 regional dairy agronomists in Farmer Connect program associations and suppl
Slide 9: Shifting to a Forest Positive strategy
Shifting to a Forest Positive strategy Deforestation-free Conservation and restoration Sustainable landscapes supply chains in our supply chain in our sourcing regions Interventions contributing to regenerative and equitable agricultural systems Backed by transparent reporting and advocacy 9 14 Dece
Slide 10: Leveraging a toolkit approach: protect, renew and restore
Leveraging a toolkit approach: protect, renew and restore Enhancing traceability Mapping areas Driving holistic and transparency of future risk landscape interventions Global Aceh, Indonesia Cavally Forest, Côte d’Ivoire 10 14 December, 2021 Morgan Stanley: Driving climate action
Slide 11: Becoming Forest Positive is integral to achieving Net Zero
Becoming Forest Positive is integral to achieving Net Zero Deforestation–free 100% deforestation-free supply chains Net zero commitment palm oil, sugar, soy, meat, and pulp and paper GHG Forest Positive Land rights action plan operational plan 200 m trees planted Global forest footprint within our s
Slide 12: Evolving our product portfolio to empower consumers to make more sustainable choices
Evolving our product portfolio to empower consumers to make more sustainable choices 12 14 December, 2021
Slide 13: Working across the value chain to develop low carbon products
Working across the value chain to develop low carbon products Plant science Dairy agricultural science Process technologies Packaging / End of life Recipe design New product innovation Modelling carbon impact 13 14 December, 2021 Morgan Stanley: Driving climate action
Slide 14: Generating impact and growth opportunities: plant-based
Generating impact and growth opportunities: plant-based Pure-born brands Line extensions Dairy, fish & egg alternatives 14 14 December, 2021 Morgan Stanley: Driving climate action
Slide 15: Tapping all avenues to evolve our product portfolio
Tapping all avenues to evolve our product portfolio Affordable plant-based Sidestreams Regenerative 15 14 December, 2021 Morgan Stanley: Driving climate action
Slide 16: Key takeaways
Key takeaways • Purpose and leadership are key • Stakeholder engagement is critical, issues can be turned into opportunities • It is a journey, the context is evolving, and we never have all the answers • A willingness to embrace system change is needed • Collaboration is essential and vital to addr
Slide 17: Discussion
Discussion 17 14 December, 2021 Morgan Stanley: Driving climate action