Presentation
This report is part of our commitment towards transparency
inpEV presents its sustainability report, a document that annually demonstrates the institute's performance and results in managing the Campo Limpo [Clean Field] System. The process of sharing its results with the public has been consolidated with the organization since 2005 and is part of its commitment towards transparency and dialog with all stakeholders it relates to: manufacturers, distributors, farmers, public power, recyclers, incinerators, collaborators, the press, opinion formers, students and society as a whole.
Last year, the institute's commitment to consolidate transparent and ethical management granted inpEV, for the second time, the award for the best publication in the category of non-Commercial Organizations of the Brazilian Association of Open Capital Companies (Abrasca). Our commitment towards transparency is coupled with our effort to share relevant knowledge and experiences, thus fulfilling our role to educate and develop awareness, considered as one of the pillars of the Campo Limpo System.
The main accomplishments of the work carried out in 2016 can be found in the following pages, which also highlight the 15-year trajectory of our organization. The investments to increase efficiency, the expansion of services when starting to receive out of date products (improper), and the consolidation of the itinerant collection receiving units, which facilitates access of small rural producers willing to return empty crop protection packages in regions far from the fixed units are worth highlighting.
This report abides by the guidelines of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), version G4 Essential, the most widely used methodology in the world for sustainability reporting. GRI G4-32
Audiences relating with inpEV
G4-17
- Farmers
- Employees
- Distributors/cooperatives
- Corporations and member entities
- Employees of the receiving units
- Media
- Government
- Partnering recyclers and incinerators
- Society
Definition of the publication themes
GRI G4-18, GRI G4-19, G4-20, G4-21, G4-26 and G4-27
The most relevant issues chosen for this report were defined based on materiality – the process that includes the analysis of sector-based studies, press releases, interviews with experts and online consultation with employees. The last survey of material themes occurred in 2014 and the most relevant themes identified in this process are listed in the adjacent table by the audience of interest.
| Topic | Stakeholders emphasizing this topic | Limits inside and outside inpEV |
|---|---|---|
| inpEV's activities on awareness and education | Report leaders, internal and external specialists, collaborators and member companies | Receiving units |
| Prevention against inadequate packaging reuse | Distributors, farmers and recyclers | |
| SCL's role as a reference to other sectors | Report leaders, focal group, internal and external specialists and collaborators | Member companies and collaborators |
| Economic feasibility | Sectors affected by the National Solid Waste Policy | |
| Feasibility of the System's information | Focal group (in-house audience – representatives from different areas) | Member companies and receiving units |
| Distributors and farmers | ||
| Legal compliance | In-house specialists and member companies | Member companies |
| Farmers and public power | ||
| Logistics | External specialists | Member companies and receiving units |
| Farmers, distributors and recyclers |
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or offer suggestions or comments about this report, please refer
to our Contact Us channel on our website inpev.org.br GRI G4-31