Slide 1: Vale's ESG Webinar
Vale’s ESG Webinar October 4th, 2018 1
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer “This presentation may include statements that present Vale's expectations about future events or results. All statements, when based upon expectations about the future and not on historical facts, involve various risks and uncertainties. Vale cannot guarantee that such statements will pr
Slide 3: Agenda
3 Agenda Update on Samarco’s remediation process A novel dust suppression technology using recycled PET 3
Slide 4: Agenda
4 Agenda Update on Samarco’s remediation process A novel dust suppression technology using recycled PET 4
Slide 5: Samarco remediation
5 Samarco remediation Governance Financial Aid River and sea monitoring • New governance • Compensation • Biodiversity agreement • Water • IUCN (International • General damage Union for Conservation of Nature) Rehabilitation Resettlements Linhares Lagoons • Tributaries • Bento Rodrigues • Remediatio
Slide 6: New Governance Agreement ratified on August 8th, 2018
6 New Governance Agreement ratified on August 8th, 2018 • Inclusion of the Public Prosecutors Office and the Public Defense Office • Settlement of the R$ 20 billion civil claim • Enhancement of community participation • Establishment of a process to renegotiate the programs of the Framework Agreemen
Slide 7: Renova Foundation with new governance and affected people participation
7 Renova Foundation with new governance and affected people participation Interfederative Committee Independent Auditing 11 Technical Chambers Board of Curators Consulting Executive Council Directors 19 Local Commissions Fiscal Compliance Council Public Prosecutor Ombudsman 6 Regional Office Chamber
Slide 8: Governance Agreement
8 Governance Agreement Former Agreement Current Agreement Board of 7 members appointed by: 9 members appointed by: Curators • Maintainers (6) • Maintainers (6) • Interfederative Committee (1) • Interfederative Committee (1) • Affected people (2) Consulting 17 members appointed by: 19 members appoint
Slide 9: R$ 1.1 billion paid in financial aid and compensation
9 R$ 1.1 billion paid in financial aid and compensation Compensation • 19,233 families registered (Mediated Indemnity • 1st and 2nd registration campaigns completed Program and Emergency Financial • 3rd campaign completed on Aug 30th, 2018 Aid) GENERAL DAMAGE WATER MEDIATED FINANCIAL AID MEDIATED IN
Slide 10: Biodiversity and fishing
10 Biodiversity and fishing • 230 monitoring points • 24 research institutions • 565 professionals • Investment of R$ 120 million • 16 months 1st phase of monitoring • 43,000 water, sediment, animal and plant samples 10
Slide 11: Independent Rio Doce Panel led by IUCN released its first report
11 Independent Rio Doce Panel led by IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) released its first report “The Rio Doce Panel’s first report is based on a year of on-the-ground observation and study to determine how to strengthen the current restoration and rehabilitation efforts in the a
Slide 12: Rehabilitation of degraded areas
12 Rehabilitation of degraded areas • Rehabilitation of 113 • Rehabilitation of 113 tributaries tributaries • 511 protected springs and another • 511 protected springs and another 500 in process 500 in process of of enclosure enclosure • Enclosure of protected areas: 37 • Enclosure rural properties
Slide 13: Forest recovery
13 Forest recovery • Recovery of 40 thousand hectares in 10 years • More than 1,000 hectares will be protected by the end of 2018 • Protection and recovery of 5,000 springs, within 10 years 13
Slide 14: Bento Rodrigues resettlement of 225 families
14 Bento Rodrigues resettlement of 225 families • Site and urban development project approved by local communities: 99% of votes • Activities started on May 9th, 2018 • Vegetation suppression • Meetings were held with the first 45 families to discuss future house projects More information: http://ww
Slide 15: Paracatu de Baixo resettlement of 140 families
15 Paracutu de Baixo resettlement of 140 families • Purchase and sale contracts signed for 9 plots • Registration process of real estate in progress • Environmental studies for the environmental licensing process are in progress • Site and urban development project approved by local communities 15
Slide 16: Gesteira resettlement of 37 families
16 Gesteira resettlement of 37 families • Eligibility criteria for resettlement were discussed and approved by the community • Due to the increase of eligible families, it was necessary to review the area to be acquired • Environmental studies for the environmental licensing process are in progress
Slide 17: Engineering works on provisional dams – Linhares Lagoons
17 Engineering works on provisional dams – Linhares Lagoons • After the rupture of the Fundão dam, Linhares city hall filed a suit to receive financial support from Samarco and build water protection barriers on lakes and channels in the Linhares (Espírito Santo) region. Samarco was legally required
Slide 18: Agenda
18 Agenda Update on Samarco’s remediation process A novel dust suppression technology using recycled PET 18
Slide 19: Dust suppressor through the use of post-consumption PET
19 Dust suppressor through the use of post-consumption PET • Sustainable technology of dust suppressant resin production by chemical recycling of post-consumption PET (polyethylene terephthalate) • Agreement between Vale and Federal University of Espírito Santo (UFES) • Product: colorless or colored
Slide 20: Chemical process
20 Chemical process PET cleaning | washing PET crushing Eco-friendly and Dust suppressor Chemical recycling biodegradable 20
Slide 21: Indirect and intangible benefits on Health and Safety
21 Indirect and intangible benefits on Health and Safety Chemical recycling (transformation to non-harmful product) Chemical recycling Eliminating the New products Biodegradable promotes the polymer chains without toxicity suppressor PET molecule breaking 21
Slide 22: Dust suppressor product characteristics
22 Dust suppressor product characteristics • Easy to apply without separation of liquid and solid phases After a few hours • Doesn’t cause clogging in the product application system 22
Slide 23: Dust suppressor through the use of post-consumption PET
23 Dust suppressor through the use of post-consumption PET • Test carried out applying product in 170 iron ore wagons in the Vitoria-Minas railroad (660 km extension) showed excellent results: • high durability • efficiency Product spraying • no need for reapplication • The PET based product uses lo
Slide 24: Indirect and intangible benefits on the environment
24 Indirect and intangible benefits on the environment Benefits Key facts • Avoids contamination of • About 8 million tons of the oceans plastic per year reaches the sea • Sustainable destination • At least 269,000 tons of plastic debris float on the surface of the oceans • Half of marine animals ha
Slide 25: Expected indirect and intangible benefits
25 Expected indirect and intangible benefits • Community involvement and relationship improvement • Income generation for local communities • Brings other industries to the same region • Development of technology and capacity building: equipment and scholarships for MSc and PhD 25
Slide 26: Development of new products
26 Development of new products PS (polystyrene) PE (polyethylene ) PS (polystyrene) and nylon Polyurethane HDPE (high density PET polyethylene) Other plastic waste generated by communities and industries are being studied 26
Slide 27: Save the date: next Vale ESG Webinar
27 Save the date: next Vale ESG Webinar • December 11th, 2018 When • 12:00 pm (Rio) / 9:00 am (NY) / 2:00 pm (UK) 27
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