Environmental, Social and Governance Report 2016

Year: 2016
Published: 2017-04-21
Status: Processed

Extracted ESG KPIs

KPIs are organized by ESG aspects.

Direct (Scope 1) and energy indirect (Scope 2) greenhouse gas emissions (in tonnes) and, where appropriate, intensity (e.g. per unit of production volume, per facility).

Indicator Unit 2016 Report Pages
Primary Source of Greenhouse Gas Emission (Electricity) 75% 35
Primary Source of Greenhouse Gas Emission (Fuel) 19% 35
Range of Average Carbon Emission per Pair of Shoes in Factories of Respective Regions kg CO2e/pr Between 1.97 ~ 4.77 35
Total Carbon Emission of Greenhouse Gas (Approximate) tonnes 862400 35

Description of how hazardous and non-hazardous wastes are handled, and a description of reduction target(s) set and steps taken to achieve them.

Indicator Unit 2016 Report Pages
Effluent water recycle ratio in leather factories % over 44 34

Direct and/or indirect energy consumption by type (e.g. electricity, gas or oil) in total (kWh in '000s) and intensity (e.g. per unit of production volume, per facility).

Indicator Unit 2016 Report Pages
Average Biomass Fuels Consumption per Pair of Shoes kg 0.2625 32
Average Coal Fuel Consumption per Pair of Shoes kg 0.0215 32
Average Electricity Consumption per Pair of Shoes KWh 3.16 32
Average Fossil Fuels Consumption per Pair of Shoes L 0.0189 32
Average Liquefied Petroleum Gas Consumption per Pair of Shoes kg 0.0013 32
Average Natural Gas Consumption per Pair of Shoes 0.0001 32
Biomass Fuels Consumption tonnes 84500 32
Coal Fuel Consumption tonnes 6900 32
Electricity Consumption MWh 1018567.81 32
Fossil Fuels Consumption KL 6091.81 32
Liquefied Petroleum Gas Consumption tonnes 420.92 32
Natural Gas Consumption 18000 32

Description of whether there is any issue in sourcing water that is fit for purpose, water efficiency target(s) set and steps taken to achieve them.

Indicator Unit 2016 Report Pages
Average effluent water reuse ratio in footwear manufacturing bases % 13 34

Total workforce by gender, employment type (for example, full- or part-time), age group and geographical region.

Indicator Unit 2016 Report Pages
Employee distribution in Indonesia (percentage of total) % 29 15
Employee distribution in Mainland China (percentage of total) % 19 15
Employee distribution in Vietnam (percentage of total) % 49 15
Employee distribution in other regions (percentage of total) % 3 15
Employees aged 29 and below (percentage of total) % 42 15
Employees aged 30 to 49 (percentage of total) % 56 15
Employees aged 50 and above (percentage of total) % 2 15
Employees in administration and management (percentage of total) % 8 15
Employees in engineering and technical (percentage of total) % 7 15
Employees in manufacturing (percentage of total) % 84 15
Employees in other functions (percentage of total) % 1 15
Female employees (percentage of total) % 72 15
Manpower Statistics by Age - Age 29 and below % 42 16
Manpower Statistics by Age - Age 30-49 % 56 16
Manpower Statistics by Age - Age 50 and above % 2 16
Manpower Statistics by Gender - Female % 72 16
Manpower Statistics by Gender - Male % 28 16
Manpower Statistics by Job Function - Administration & Management % 8 16
Manpower Statistics by Job Function - Engineering & Technical % 7 16
Manpower Statistics by Job Function - Manufacturing % 84 16
Manpower Statistics by Job Function - Others % 1 16
Manpower Statistics by Region - Indonesia % 29 16
Manpower Statistics by Region - Mainland China % 19 16
Manpower Statistics by Region - Others % 3 16
Manpower Statistics by Region - Vietnam % 49 16
Total employees in footwear manufacturing 326000 15

Employee turnover rate by gender, age group and geographical region.

Indicator Unit 2016 Report Pages
Attrition Rate - Indonesia - Age 29 and below 6% 16
Attrition Rate - Indonesia - Age 30-49 3% 16
Attrition Rate - Indonesia - Age 50 and above 0% 16
Attrition Rate - Indonesia - Female 8% 16
Attrition Rate - Indonesia - Male 1% 16
Attrition Rate - Mainland China - Age 29 and below 10% 16
Attrition Rate - Mainland China - Age 30-49 16% 16
Attrition Rate - Mainland China - Age 50 and above 1% 16
Attrition Rate - Mainland China - Female 18% 16
Attrition Rate - Mainland China - Male 10% 16
Attrition Rate - Other - Age 29 and below 24% 16
Attrition Rate - Other - Age 30-49 6% 16
Attrition Rate - Other - Age 50 and above 2% 16
Attrition Rate - Other - Female 23% 16
Attrition Rate - Other - Male 8% 16
Attrition Rate - Vietnam - Age 29 and below 6% 16
Attrition Rate - Vietnam - Age 30-49 4% 16
Attrition Rate - Vietnam - Age 50 and above 0% 16
Attrition Rate - Vietnam - Female 8% 16
Attrition Rate - Vietnam - Male 2% 16

Number and rate of work-related fatalities occurred in each of the past three years including the reporting year.

Indicator Unit 2016 Report Pages
Disabling injury frequency rate (Female) - Bangladesh 0.12 28
Disabling injury frequency rate (Female) - Cambodia 1.33 28
Disabling injury frequency rate (Female) - Group 0.58 28
Disabling injury frequency rate (Female) - Indonesia 0.46 28
Disabling injury frequency rate (Female) - Mainland China 0.49 28
Disabling injury frequency rate (Female) - Myanmar 2.05 28
Disabling injury frequency rate (Female) - Vietnam 0.63 28
Disabling injury frequency rate (Male) - Bangladesh 1.92 28
Disabling injury frequency rate (Male) - Cambodia 0.16 28
Disabling injury frequency rate (Male) - Group 0.38 28
Disabling injury frequency rate (Male) - Indonesia 0.18 28
Disabling injury frequency rate (Male) - Mainland China 0.54 28
Disabling injury frequency rate (Male) - Vietnam 0.36 28
Disabling injury frequency rate - Bangladesh 2.04 28
Disabling injury frequency rate - Cambodia 1.5 28
Disabling injury frequency rate - Group 0.96 28
Disabling injury frequency rate - Indonesia 0.65 28
Disabling injury frequency rate - Mainland China 1.03 28
Disabling injury frequency rate - Myanmar 2.05 28
Disabling injury frequency rate - Vietnam 0.99 28
Disabling injury severity rate (Female) - Bangladesh 1 28
Disabling injury severity rate (Female) - Cambodia 3 28
Disabling injury severity rate (Female) - Group 19 28
Disabling injury severity rate (Female) - Indonesia 2 28
Disabling injury severity rate (Female) - Mainland China 57 28
Disabling injury severity rate (Female) - Myanmar 30 28
Disabling injury severity rate (Female) - Vietnam 10 28
Disabling injury severity rate (Male) - Bangladesh 36 28
Disabling injury severity rate (Male) - Group 9 28
Disabling injury severity rate (Male) - Indonesia 1 28
Disabling injury severity rate (Male) - Mainland China 26 28
Disabling injury severity rate (Male) - Vietnam 6 28
Number of occupational injuries (Female) - Bangladesh 1 28
Number of occupational injuries (Female) - Cambodia 8 28
Number of occupational injuries (Female) - Group 431 28
Number of occupational injuries (Female) - Indonesia 82 28
Number of occupational injuries (Female) - Mainland China 80 28
Number of occupational injuries (Female) - Myanmar 13 28
Number of occupational injuries (Female) - Vietnam 238 28
Number of occupational injuries (Male) - Bangladesh 16 28
Number of occupational injuries (Male) - Cambodia 1 28
Number of occupational injuries (Male) - Group 283 28
Number of occupational injuries (Male) - Indonesia 33 28
Number of occupational injuries (Male) - Mainland China 87 28
Number of occupational injuries (Male) - Vietnam 137 28
Number of occupational injuries - Bangladesh 17 28
Number of occupational injuries - Cambodia 9 28
Number of occupational injuries - Group 714 28
Number of occupational injuries - Indonesia 115 28
Number of occupational injuries - Mainland China 167 28
Number of occupational injuries - Myanmar 13 28
Number of occupational injuries - Vietnam 375 28

Lost days due to work injury.

Indicator Unit 2016 Report Pages
Disabling injury severity rate - Bangladesh 37 28
Disabling injury severity rate - Cambodia 4 28
Disabling injury severity rate - Group 29 28
Disabling injury severity rate - Indonesia 1 28
Disabling injury severity rate - Mainland China 84 28
Disabling injury severity rate - Myanmar 30 28
Disabling injury severity rate - Vietnam 16 28
Ratio of days lost (approximate) - Bangladesh (Female) 3% 28
Ratio of days lost (approximate) - Bangladesh (Male) 97% 28
Ratio of days lost (approximate) - Cambodia (Female) 83% 28
Ratio of days lost (approximate) - Cambodia (Male) 17% 28
Ratio of days lost (approximate) - Group (Female) 66% 28
Ratio of days lost (approximate) - Group (Male) 34% 28
Ratio of days lost (approximate) - Indonesia (Female) 71% 28
Ratio of days lost (approximate) - Indonesia (Male) 29% 28
Ratio of days lost (approximate) - Mainland China (Female) 68% 28
Ratio of days lost (approximate) - Mainland China (Male) 32% 28
Ratio of days lost (approximate) - Myanmar (Female) 100% 28
Ratio of days lost (approximate) - Myanmar (Male) 0% 28
Ratio of days lost (approximate) - Vietnam (Female) 63% 28
Ratio of days lost (approximate) - Vietnam (Male) 37% 28

The percentage of employees trained by gender and employee category (e.g. senior management, middle management).

Indicator Unit 2016 Report Pages
Entry level female participants in training (approximate) 1353000 19
Entry level male participants in training (approximate) 290000 19
Middle level female participants in training (approximate) 21000 19
Middle level male participants in training (approximate) 10000 19
Senior level female participants in training (approximate) 400 19
Senior level male participants in training (approximate) 600 19
Total participants in training (approximate) 1675000 19

The average training hours completed per employee by gender and employee category.

Indicator Unit 2016 Report Pages
Average training hours per staff (approximate) hours 26 19
Entry level female total training hours (approximate) hours 6903000 19
Entry level male total training hours (approximate) hours 1448000 19
Middle level female total training hours (approximate) hours 93000 19
Middle level male total training hours (approximate) hours 60000 19
Senior level female total training hours (approximate) hours 1000 19
Senior level male total training hours (approximate) hours 2000 19
Total number of training courses (approximate) 31000 19
Total training hours (approximate) hours 8507000 19

Number of suppliers by geographical region.

Indicator Unit 2014–2016 Report Pages
Number of material suppliers with procurement transactions for three consecutive years 1800 31

Direct (Scope 1) and energy indirect (Scope 2) greenhouse gas emissions (in tonnes) and, where appropriate, intensity (e.g. per unit of production volume, per facility).

Standard Indicator Unit 2016
Total GHG Emissions tonnes 862400
Total GHG Emissions Intensity (By Unit Product) kg CO2e/pr 1.97 ~ 4.77

Direct and/or indirect energy consumption by type (e.g. electricity, gas or oil) in total (kWh in '000s) and intensity (e.g. per unit of production volume, per facility).

Standard Indicator Unit 2016
Biomass Energy tonnes 84500
Coal Fuel Consumption tonnes 6900
Electricity Consumption MWh 1018567.81
Fossil Fuel Consumption KL 6091.81
LPG Consumption tonnes 420.92
Natural Gas Consumption 18000

Total workforce by gender, employment type (for example, full- or part-time), age group and geographical region.

Standard Indicator Unit 2016
Number of Total Employees 326000
Percentage of Employees Aged 30-50 % 56
Percentage of Employees Aged Above 50 % 2
Percentage of Employees Aged Below 30 % 42
Percentage of Employees in Indonesia % 29
Percentage of Employees in Mainland China % 19
Percentage of Employees in Overseas % 3
Percentage of Employees in Vietnam % 49
Percentage of Female Employees % 72
Percentage of Male Employees % 28

Employee turnover rate by gender, age group and geographical region.

Standard Indicator Unit 2016
Turnover Rate of Employees Aged 30-50 % 3
Turnover Rate of Employees Aged Below 30 % 6
Turnover Rate of Employees in Indonesia % None
Turnover Rate of Employees in Mainland China % None
Turnover Rate of Employees in Vietnam % None
Turnover Rate of Female Employees % 8
Turnover Rate of Male Employees % 1

Lost days due to work injury.

Standard Indicator Unit 2016
Rate of Work-related Injuries 29
Rate of Work-related Injuries (Mainland China) 84

The percentage of employees trained by gender and employee category (e.g. senior management, middle management).

Standard Indicator Unit 2016
Percentage of Trained Female Employees ratio 1374400
Percentage of Trained General Employees ratio 1644000
Percentage of Trained Male Employees ratio 300600
Percentage of Trained Middle Management ratio 31000
Percentage of Trained Senior Management ratio 1000

The average training hours completed per employee by gender and employee category.

Standard Indicator Unit 2016
Average Training Hours per Employee hours 26
Total Training Hours hours 8507000

Number of suppliers by geographical region.

Standard Indicator Unit 2014–2016
Number of Total Suppliers 1800