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3 Steps to Clear and Relevant Disclosure
ESG1 stands for the environmental, social, and governance aspects of sustainability. It is the term used to describe our sustainability e orts as we have addressed our environmental impact, our social impact and our sustainability governance. To determine which of the ESG criteria are most relevant to our operations, the Property Department engages with our stakeholders. This helps us understand their needs and concerns, and contributes to the development of our strategy and processes. It also provides insight into the sustainability risks or issues the Property Department faces. For the purposes of the Report we engaged internal stakeholders from the Property Department and the Club’s management. We identi ed stakeholders based on their degree of involvement in our operations, expertise, and level of in uence.
IDENTIFICATION PRIORITISATION
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1 Sustainable Building Design
2 Operational Waste / Municipal
Solid Waste
3 Energy E ciency
4 Sta Succession
5 Safety Performance
6 Governance Policy vs Practice
7 Environmental Performance Assessment
8 Climate Resilience (re: Usage)
9 Environmental Compliance
Potential Impact / Importance to Business High
10 Supply Chain Management 11 Training & Development
12 Stakeholder Engagement 13 Engaging with Users
14 Balancing Cost in Sustainable Considerations
15 Indoor Environmental Quality
16 Construction Risk
17 Participation in Property Sector 18 Business Case to Sustainability 19 Water Quality
20 Material Used
21 Water Supply / Conservation
22 Anti-discrimination
23 Barrier Free Access to Facilities 24 Green Education in Community 25 Reducing Employee Turnover 26 Green Positioning in Market
27 Occupational Health & Safety 28 Biodiversity
29 Anti Corruption
1 ESG is a term commonly used synonymously with sustainability or corporate social responsibility (CSR) in Hong Kong. It has become increasingly popular after the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx) introduced listing rules that made ESG reporting a requirement for all companies listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
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OUR SUSTAINABILITY APPROACH
Stakeholder Concern / Importance to Stakeholder