1. Sustainable CSR & Supply Chains
Andrew Jenkins – Global Brands Sustainability Mgr
6 July 2016

2. Our current CSR Process
COMMUNITY
To be a
responsible
neighbour
ENVIRONMENT
To protect it for future generations
MARKETPLACE
To do business
fairly and
with integrity
WORKPLACE
To treat our people with dignity and respect

3. 2015 /16 CSR Topics for Global Brands & BCM
WORKPLACE
COMMUNITY
BCM
Improving Cancer Treatment
Employee Volunteering
BCM
Health & Safety
WBA CSR Objectives 2015/16
ENVIRONMENT
MARKETPLACE
Global Brands
Energy and carbon (operational)
Waste (product / supply chain)
Sustainable materials (deforestation)
Global Brands
Building Stakeholder Networks
Materiality (Prioritise key issues)
Ethical & Sustainable sourcing
BCM
Energy and carbon (strategy & reduction)
Waste and recycling
Aligned with Walgreens, Boots UK, Ireland, and Opticians CSR Objectives

4. Setting Walgreens Boots Alliance priorities
Stakeholder Dialogue
Commercial
Commitments
UN Sustainable Development Goals
Stakeholder Benchmarks
DJSI, CDP
Divisions + Global Brands
Local
WBA
Objectives
Aspirations
Targets
Measurement
Delivery

6. Sustainable Sourcing: Why is this small part of the world so important?

7. Responsibility starts at the beginning of the Supply Chain
Example: The Riau Peninsular, Sumatra
Rainforest on peatland providing some of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet
Home to the Sumatran tiger and elephant
In the last 25 years Riau has lost four million ha. of forest (65%) due to logging, fires and palm oil development
Deforestation gives rise to CO2 emissions of 0.22 Gt/yr; equivalent of c.40% of UK’s total annual emissions. Deforestation in Riau produces more CO2 than Germany saves meeting its Kyoto targets.
Source: WWF Report; Forest Degradation in Riau, Indonesia, 2008