Worldline - Registration Document 2016

orporate and social responsibility report Annex III - Reducing our environmental footprint through eco-efficient operations

2016 Perimeter

Worldline

2015 Perimeter

Per employee revenue Per

employee Per

Per revenue

2016

GRI code KPI Name

2015

2014

GRI201-4* Financial assistance from governments Total Financial assistance from governments (in €) GRI204-1* Proportion of spending on local suppliers

5,338,840 5,192,587 6,480,667

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85%

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88%

suppliers at significant locations of operation Proportion of spending on local Supplier screening Percentage of strategic suppliers evaluated by EcoVadis

87.67% 84% 85%

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93%

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98%

AO17*

Not disclossed

Not disclossed disclossed Not Not disclossed

26%

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98%

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-

Total spend evaluated by EcoVadis (in €) 222,980,543 disclossed Not

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98%

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-

by EcoVadis Percentage of total expenses assessed

47% disclossed Not

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98%

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-

Exclusions: GRI 201-1: Exclusion Asia, India, Latam, Benelux, Austria and Spain; ● GRI 201-4: Exclusion India, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Chile, United Kingdom and Spain; ● GRI 204-1: Exclusion Netherlands and Indonesia; ● AO17: Exclusion Netherlands and Indonesia. ●

Reducing our environmental footprint through A.5 eco-efficient operations [GRI 419-1]

and challenges Environmental ambition

A.5.1

The manufacture of payment terminals and production of ● electronic waste. against climate change. strengthen its commitment to tackling climate change. It has therefore joined the platform launched by the Carbon Disclosure Project and We Mean Business Coalition so that it can take action and gain recognition as a major player in the fight As a member of the Atos group, Worldline has resolved to Worldline is actively involved in the ambitious environmental program drawn up by the Atos group, which seeks to: Constantly shrink its global footprint and actively contribute ● to the fight against climate change and the conservation of biodiversity; requirements in relation to environmental matters; Factor in stakeholder expectations and changing ● Help Atos to lead the IT sector and win recognition for its ● environmental best practice from the major climate performance indexes and leading international third parties.

A.5.1.1

one ambition [GRI 103-2 Energy] Tackling climate change: the number

Following the exponential growth of digital, the onus is on Worldline to reduce its energy consumption and carbon emissions, particularly where these result from processing vast amounts of data and manufacturing payment terminals. Worldline has therefore designed a low-carbon strategy consistent with the 2°C scenario developed at the Paris Climate materiality matrix: Change Conference (COP21). The strategy is aimed at the widespread implementation of environmentally sustainable measures targeting all of the major climate issues identified in its The energy efficiency of data centers and offices; ● Emissions linked to operations and business travel; ●

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Worldline 2016 Registration Document