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Vale — ESG Presentation (October 2020)

49 slides from Vale's sustainability presentation, Oct 6, 2020

  1. Slide 1: Webinar ESG: Brumadinho and Cultural Transformation

    COMPROMISSOS PÚBLICOS 2030 Webinar ESG Brumadinho and Cultural Transformation Eduardo Bartolomeo, Marcelo Klein and Marina Quental October 6, 2020 1

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    isclaime “This presentation may include statements that present Vale's expectations about future Agend 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 wil

  3. Slide 3: Agenda

    Agend 1. Opening remarks, Eduardo Bartolomeo 2. Brumadinho Reparation, Marcelo Klein 3. Cultural Transformation, Marina Quental 3

  4. Slide 4: Opening remarks

    Opening remarks 4

  5. Slide 5: Our commitments remain solid

    Our commitments remain solid People Safety Reparation 5 5

  6. Slide 6: In 2019, we added two new pillars to our strategy

    In 2019, we added two new pillars to our strategy Safety and operational excellence New pact with society Maximize flight to quality in Iron Ore Base Metals transformation Discipline in capital allocation 6

  7. Slide 7: In Brumadinho, the reparation progresses during the pandemic

    In Brumadinho, the reparation progresses during the pandemic Essential works ongoing, with only key workers and adoption of WHO recommendations Search and Rescue resumed after a 5-month halting Community relations remotely, personal contact upon request Social projects continuity with support of on-

  8. Slide 8: We are honoring our new pact with society amid COVID-19

    We are honoring our new pact with society amid COVID-19… 500 million reais in initiatives 35 million tests and PPEs1 3 field hospitals 400 hospital beds Hospital equipments Cleaning materials Investments in R&D + others in Brazil and every location where we operate …by standing up for our stakeholde

  9. Slide 9: Our stakeholder engagement has evolved through active listening

    Our stakeholder engagement has evolved through active listening PUBLIC CONSULTATION BOARD DIVERSITY COMPENSATION ESG DISCLOSURE We heard that is best practice We heard that our diversity We heard that our C-level We heard that our ESG to have public consultations on should evolve should be committed

  10. Slide 10: We are advancing with our ESG agenda towards best practices

    We are advancing with our ESG agenda towards best practices Where we stand today¹ Next steps¹ Scopes 1&2 targets for 2030, carbon neutral by 2050 Scope 3 target ambition Amazon Day manifesto Recover and protect +500,000 ha by 2030 Grievance channels integration Systematic involvement of local stakeh

  11. Slide 11: We are consistently improving our dam management

    We are consistently improving our dam management Routine System Performance ▪ New Tailings Management System Risk under implementation Our ambition World-class ▪ Hazard Identification and Risk Analysis Tailings standards and (HIRA) is ongoing management processes ▪ 2 Geotechnical system Monitoring C

  12. Slide 12: Transforming our culture with VPS for operational excellence

    Transforming our culture with VPS for operational excellence Case study: EFVM railway in Brazil Railway accidents Energy efficiency Nº of accidents per million of kilometers Liter/kTKB +71,300 people trained People development Standardization of best practices Operational discipline Compliance with

  13. Slide 13: We are taking important steps towards building a better Vale

    We are taking important steps towards building a better Vale To transform natural resources into prosperity and Work in Our mission progress sustainable development A great company to be recognized by society in 5 years by: Our ambitions ▪ Benchmark in ▪ Best in class ▪ Talent factory ▪ Leader in lo

  14. Slide 14: Brumadinho Reparation

    Brumadinho Reparation 14

  15. Slide 15: Reparation activities are closely overseen by senior management and Board members

    Reparation activities are closely overseen by the senior management and Board members Simplified governance oversight structure Reparation and Development Office Board of Directors Created in April 2019 to ensure focus and agility CCO for the reparation process CEO & Executive Mission to integrally

  16. Slide 16: We will never forget Brumadinho

    We will never forget Brumadinho Rescue efforts resumed for 11 missing victims after pandemic protocols 16

  17. Slide 17: Vale is committed to repairing the environmental damage caused to the affected territories

    Vale is committed to repairing the environmental damage caused to the affected territories Tailings volume (million m3) 11.7 9.7 1.6 8.1 Total B1 Spillage Volume To be volume volume removed removed Tailings removal carefully executed and to be concluded by 2023 Integral environmental recovery by 202

  18. Slide 18: Since May/19, the Paraobepa River no longer receives sediments

    Since May/19, the Paraobepa River no longer receives sediments Hydraulic barrier to contain tailings 18

  19. Slide 19: Tailings containment works were concluded in Jan/2020

    Tailings containment works were concluded in Jan/2020 Fines retention dike 19

  20. Slide 20: A dredging system removes sediments deposited on the Paraopeba riverbed

    A dredging system removes sediments deposited on the Paraopeba riverbed 20

  21. Slide 21: The material removed during dredging is stored and dehydrated in geotextile bags

    The material removed during dredging is stored and dehydrated in large geotextile bags Water treatment plant 21

  22. Slide 22: The water drained from these bags is pumped into a treatment plant

    The water drained from these bags is pumped into a treatment plant and returns clean to Paraopeba river Water treatment plant 22

  23. Slide 23: The original course of Ferro-Carvão stream was re-created

    From topographic surveys and photographic searches, the original course of Ferro-Carvão stream was re-created Zero Milestone project 23

  24. Slide 24: Works on containment structures are essential to the safety of the communities

    Works on containment structures are essential to the safety of the communities Structural reinforcement works on the remaining dams 24

  25. Slide 25: We are advancing in the recovery of Paraopeba river basin and its surroundings

    We are advancing in the recovery of Paraopeba river basin and its surroundings Tailings containment Removal of tailings within the river Monitor and recover water quality Preservation of flora and fauna Paraopeba river basin 25

  26. Slide 26: Genuine and active listening to proper support the communities

    Genuine and active listening to proper support the communities JUDICIAL 39 community relationship professionals 37 474 Collective Meetings with dialogues with the community ; LABOR DONATION Program of comprehensive support community leaders + 11,400 for affected people DEMAND REGISTERING Social assi

  27. Slide 27: Giving accountability to society

    Giving accountability to society A typical weekly schedule consists of Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Conversations with impacted people and families Weekly meeting Meeting with the Meeting with with families Commission of Internal Report to the promoters, Families alignments on A

  28. Slide 28: Active dialogue with communities and local authorities to invest in community facilities

    Active dialogue with communities and local authorities to invest in community facilities and urban infrastructure improvements Day care and family health centers 28

  29. Slide 29: Memorial in tribute to the victims was designed with the families' association

    Memorial in tribute to the victims was designed with the families’ association 29

  30. Slide 30: We are progressing with the Integral Reparation Program

    We are progressing with the Integral Reparation Program Social legacy Economy recovery • Projects to allow income and employment to communities without Compensation mining actions • Projects to support the construction of permanent 2025 Water Security legacy for society • Works to guarantee water su

  31. Slide 31: Vale is working to complete immediate legal commitments

    Vale is working to complete immediate legal commitments Water and sanitation works with local companies1 Sediment containment Emergency reparation works Indemnities and Emergency aid Environmental emergency works and commitments ¹ Water Utility Company of Pará de Minas (CAPAM, Concessionária Águas d

  32. Slide 32: Water supply initiatives have a remarkable relevance in Vale's reparation efforts

    Water supply initiatives have a remarkable relevance in Vale’s reparation efforts Works to connect the supply systems of 100% Paraobepa river and Das Velhas river Carlos Prates water pipeline interconnection 99% Water collection in Pará River 95% Technical-environmental feasibility studies to 67% as

  33. Slide 33: By 2025, we will fully repair the damage caused

    By 2025, we will fully repair the damage caused… Strategy for Socio-environmental Impacted transforming reparation plan territories Brumadinho 33

  34. Slide 34: With positive legacies, promoting the local economy and workforce

    …with positive legacies, promoting the local economy and workforce Mobility of things and people “Brumadinho Digital” Communities take ownership Tourism qualification and have the autonomy to Professional qualification create its own path Support and increase agricultural production Promotion of ene

  35. Slide 35: The Brumadinho event has brought significant lessons

    The Brumadinho event has brought significant lessons Social empowered Permanent dialogue and teams listening agenda Reparation Humility Empathy responsibility Fair legal agreements Learning together Take care Unconditional support to those affected 35

  36. Slide 36: Cultural Transformation

    Cultural Transformation 36

  37. Slide 37: Vale's culture transformation is underpinned by a bold roadmap with clear milestones

    Vale’s culture transformation is underpinned by a bold roadmap with clear milestones Promote culture as a Develop and engage the strategy facilitator leadership to lead the change What we want Influence and model systems Integrate existing initiatives with according to desired behaviors change being

  38. Slide 38: Culture is created from…

    Culture is created from… 38

  39. Slide 39: 2019 was the starting point for cultural change

    2019 was the starting point for Vale to advance in its pursue for cultural change ✓ Redefinition of aspirations and key behaviors ✓ Leadership as role model ✓ New cultural symbols ✓ Diversity and Inclusion agenda ✓ Cultural diagnosis 39

  40. Slide 40: The strengths of our culture are diluted by three limiting patterns of behavior

    The strengths of our culture... Culture of Deliver now Competence Self-sufficiency achievement …are significantly diluted by three limiting patterns of behavior Short-term, single- Deliver now, Infallible Isolated dimensional culture, no matter what competence self-sufficiency exposing sustainabilit

  41. Slide 41: New behaviors to build a more solid and unique cultural narrative

    New behaviors to build a more solid and unique cultural narrative Open & Ownership Active Obsessed with Develop Transparent for the Listening Safety & Risk People Dialogue Whole REDEFINING HUMILITY LEARNING TOGETHERNESS PERFORMANCE LEARNING TOGETHER 41

  42. Slide 42: We are taking important steps towards building a better Vale

    We are taking important steps towards building a better Vale To transform natural resources into prosperity and Work in Our mission progress sustainable development A great company to be recognized by society in 5 years by: Our ambitions ▪ Benchmark in ▪ Best in class ▪ Talent factory ▪ Leader in lo

  43. Slide 43: A shift that takes place throughout the entire organization: 1st wave (2019)

    A shift that takes place throughout the entire organization and is just starting 1st wave (2019) 12 Workshops on cultural evolution Executive Officers, Board of Directors and executives 360º assessment Definition of “Goal” on executives Vale in One Page Leadership Forum with 200 leaders focused HR o

  44. Slide 44: A shift that takes place throughout the entire organization: 2nd wave (2020-2021)

    A shift that takes place throughout the entire organization and is just starting 2nd wave (2020-2021) Covid-19 impacts on Vale Journey dialogue with 40 catalysts to leaders influencing culture 360o assessment and coaching with Executive Officers Diversity and Inclusion (“role models”) agenda Busines

  45. Slide 45: Vale is changing and results are already being perceived

    Vale is changing and results are already being perceived Consciousness Awareness of existing beliefs Integration with strategic pillars Leadership awareness of the Influencers of culture role of culture Focal points helping disseminate Individual assessments, feedbacks expected behaviors and coachin

  46. Slide 46: Our human capital management is also evolving to support the culture we want

    Our human capital management is also evolving to support the culture we want Increase from 13% to 15%1 49% of employees with <5 years2 Female workforce Safety & Operational Excellence Office Renovation of 59% of leadership3 94% satisfaction on relationship with leaders Ferrous Mineral structure chan

  47. Slide 47: We are looking ahead for building a better work culture in Vale

    We are looking ahead for building a better work culture in Vale Our ambition Great Organization • Adjust strategy • Measurement and KPIs • Continuous improvements 2025+ • Vale Behavior Tracking • Diversity and Inclusion agenda • Foster culture 2022 experience for leaders • Narrative review • Purpose

  48. Slide 48: Vale's Cultural Transformation will support our ambition

    Vale’s Cultural Transformation will support our ambition to becoming the safest and most reliable mining company in the world 48

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