INDOFOOD AGRI RESOURCES LTD
ANNUAL REPORT 2015
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The Group embarked on formal sustainability reporting
in 2013. Today, we are guided by formal governance
arrangements that include an established Sustainability
Policy, as well as programmes, projects and targets.
The Group has earmarked tenmaterial sustainability issues that
matter most from both external and internal risk perspectives.
These material issues are categorised under five areas: (i)
Governance and integrity (ii) Environmental performance (iii)
Sustainable palm oil sourcing (iv) Safe, nutritious and traceable
products (v) People and communities. To deliver the desired
outcomes, the Group’s sustainability efforts are carried out and
monitored through six sustainability programmes.
The full details of these programmes and activities,
including the key performance indicators, can be found in
our Sustainability Report, which covers IndoAgri’s oil palm
plantations and milling operations in Indonesia. The report
is prepared annually in accordance with the Global Reporting
Initiative (GRI) G4 Sustainability Reporting Guidelines
and the AA1000 Principles of inclusivity, materiality and
responsiveness. To download our latest Sustainability Report,
please visit
MANAGING
SUSTAINABILITY
CREATING VALUE FOR OUR STAKEHOLDERS
While meeting the growing demand for responsibly produced,
high quality palm oil, we endeavour to create employment
opportunities and drive economic and social developments in
communities where we operate.
At IndoAgri, we have identified our key stakeholder groups
to be employees, customers, investors, government and civil
organisations, and local communities. We connect, engage
and collaborate with them to strengthen our mutual interests
and establish common goals. We also define the main
stakeholders for each operational site to understand and
improve the relationships with each local community.
Our stakeholder engagement occurs at different levels of the
organisation, across various channels, between individuals
and in groups, depending on the relevance and complexity of
the issue at hand. The engagement approach is guided by the
Group’s sustainability principles, and prioritised according to
the materiality of each issue.
A policinic at our estate in Riau
