Total, the world’s fourth largest publicly-traded integrated oil and gas company, has recently published its 2006 Corporate Social Responsibility Report, entitled ‘Sharing Our Energies’. To download the report, go to www.total.com/csr
Prepared annually since 2002, the report is designed to facilitate dialogue with the Group’s stakeholders, including employees, shareholders, business partners, local authorities and institutions, neighboring communities and academics.
The 92-page printed version is divided into four main sections: Business Principles; Environment, Safety, Health; Social Responsibility and Local Development; and The Future of Energy.
Using real-world examples from various subsidiaries and business units, the report covers how Total addresses key challenges arising from its activities, such as promoting human rights, combating climate change, contributing to local development in non-OECD countries, and ensuring financial transparency.
Highlighting Total’s commitment to embed corporate social responsibility in its strategy, the report provides a wide range of safety, environmental and community key performance indicators.
The report complies with the IPIECA Oil and Gas Industry Guidance on Voluntary Sustainability Reporting and is in line with the Global Reporting Initiative. It has been externally verified by Ernst & Young and KPMG, with a moderate level of assurance.
Hard copies in English, French and Spanish can be ordered. Please send your request to direc.contact-internet@total.com
To provide feedback about this report, please send your comments to: direc.contact-internet@total.com
Operating in more than 130 countries, Total is an oil and gas producer and provider and world-class chemical concern with around 95,070 employees. Total is listed on both the Paris and New York stock exchanges, is also included in the FTSE4Good Index, the Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes (World and Europe) and adheres to the United Nations Global Compact.
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