2016 Sustainability Report

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Presentation

Attentive to the need to demonstrate its sustainability initiatives, Avibras is publishing its first report on the company's economic, environmental and social performance.

 

GRI G4-18; G4-19; G4-20; G4-21; G4-24; G4-25; G4-26; G4-28

This is the first Sustainability Report published by Avibras. The document has been produced in accordance with Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) methodology, one of the most widely accepted methodologies for communicating management for sustainability worldwide.

The report is self-declared in accordance with the GRI core option and details the organization's performance between January 1 and December 31, 2016.

GRI G4-28; G4-32
Report objectives

Avibras has always conducted sustainability initiatives. To demonstrate this, the company is publishing its first report, providing society and the market with an account of its economic, environmental and social performance.

The purpose is to contextualize its actions and the results obtained in managing for sustainability during the course of 2016. The content may include facts occurred before or after the reporting period to provide the reader with a broader understanding of the company's current situation.

Produced with stakeholder groups such as communities, customers, suppliers, government agencies and shareholders in mind, the document also provides parameters to enable the organization to improve its performance and processes with a focus on sustainable development.

This constitutes a management tool that enables the company to verify the extent to which its management for sustainability is in adherence with international guidelines.

Orientation of content

The content was determined in accordance with seven strategic dimensions, established in the company's strategic planning (read more on Business and competitive intelligence), which are directly linked with the profile of the business:

  • Business and competitive intelligence
  • Innovation & technology
  • Results: financial health
  • Business excellence
  • Organization and management mechanisms
  • Business culture
  • Leadership and people

The chapters address the material topics for management, identified in the Avibras materiality matrix.