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2WWorld orld BBusiness usiness CCouncil for ouncil for SSustainable ustainable DDevelopmentevelopment

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WBCSD

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4Global 210 leading companies

5BCSD China

BCSD New Zealand

BCA Australia

BCSD Malaysia

BCSD ThailandPBE Philippines

Keidanren Japan

BCSD Korea

BCSD Sri Lanka

BCSD IndiaCII

BCSD Mongolia

Vernadsky Foundation RussiaThe Excel

Partnership Canada

CGLI USA/Canada

US BCSD

BCSD Mexico

AED Costa RicaIntegraRSE Panama BCSD Venezuela

BCSD Bolivia

BCSD Brazil

BCSD ArgentinaAccinRSEChile

NBI South AfricaFEMA Mozambique

AEECEgypt

APEQUE Algeria

BCSD Paraguay

Per 2021

BCSD EcuadorBCSD Colombia

BCSD El SalvadorBCSD HondurasBCSD Guatemala

NHO-Norway

BCSD UKEconsense Germany

FE-BCSD SpainBCSD Portugal

BCSD HungaryBCSD Czech Republic

EPE France

BCSD Turkey

BCSD AustriaBCSD Kazakhstan

BEC Hong KongBCSD Taiwan

UNIRSE-Nicaragua

DERES Uruguay

Danisch CSBD

BCSD Pakistan

BCSD Croatia

BCSD Zimbabwe

BCSD Indonesia

December 15 2007

WBCSD Regional Network

World Business Council forSustainable Develop ment

6Progress Toward SD

Council(GlobeScan 2006-2 Report)

7GlobeScan Survey

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Other

IBLF

WTO

UNDP

OECD

ISO

IFC

World Bank

IUCN

UNEP

SD research organizations

WBCSD

European Union

Organizations that will play a major role over the next 5 years in advancing Sustainable Development

Source: 2006 GlobeScan survey of sustainability experts

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DNVBSISGS

BCSD-Taiwan

Launched in 1997

September September 20072007

33 Members

: B&Q

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Eco-efficiency Economic()Ecological ()

and efficiency

This means:maximizing added value, while minimizing environmental impact, i.e.: minimizing use of resources and energy, and minimizing emissions. (, )

or in other words:to add more value for money with less impact

(To do more with less)

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Boss: ? ? Investor: ///

NGOs: ?

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z z z EMAS ISO 14000z z z z ,

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"Only what gets "Only what gets measured, gets done"measured, gets done"

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Socially Responsible Investment/ Sustainable and Responsible Investment (SRI)

(ESG)

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ESG Funds Globally: US$4.7 Trillion

US$68.7bn funds & church assets

US$2. 7tn in funds and portfolios

Canada US$433bn

Japan and rest of Asia

US$35bn

UK: US$1.1tn in funds and portfolios

Rest of Europe US$340bn in funds

and portfolios

June 2008

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SRI Methodologies

Ethical Investment

Green Investment

Socially Responsible Investment

Sustainable & Responsible Investment

Negative screening

Positive screening

Engagement/Advocacy

Community Investment

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Common SRI Criteria

Energy

Water Use

Air Pollution

Wastes & Toxics

Transport

ISO 14000

Resource Productivity

Biodiversity

Product Impact

EnvironmentProfit Sharing

Welfare at Work

Equal Opportunities

Civil/Employee Actions

Community & Public Policy

Supply Chain

Public Disclosure

SocialMilitary

Gambling

Pornography

Alcohol

Tobacco

Repressive Regimes

Genetic Engineering

Nuclear

Animal Testing

Ethical

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WBCSD200311200CEOs, 68%,

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EAS

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2002 ()

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Economicaleffects associated

with environmentalmeasures

Environmentalconservation

effects

Environmentalconservation costs Environmental

accounting systemMechanism for quantitativemeasuring, analyzing, and announcing the cost andeffects of environmental

measures

FinancialPerformance

EnvironmentalPerformance

In currency unit In physical unit

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Costs and effects

Costs, for exampleCost within the

business areaUpper stream/ lower

stream costsManagement activity

costsResearch and

development costsSocial activity costsEnvironmental

damage cost

Effects, for exampleAmount of

environmental pollutants reducedAmount of resource and

energy conservedAmount of waste

reducedAmount contributed to

business revenuesAmount of costs

reduced and voided

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Show me the bottom line

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Japan

Built inBuilt in

Monetary units

Physical quantity

units

External functions Internal functions

Environmental Accounting Guideline

Environmental Reporting Guideline

Environmental Performance Indicators for Business

Disclosing informationDisclosing information

Internal applicationInternal application

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Why report?Communication with stakeholders!!

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Why Taiwan should care?

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Roberts(Roberts Environmental Center at Californias Claremont McKenna College)20065830

31June 2008

GreenFactor First Global Study of IT Decision-Makers on GreenProducts & Marketing

Released by Strategic Oxygen, GCI Group and Cohn & Wolfe

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Are you in the list of Focus?

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35Mega Financial Holding Co. Ltd.EPISTAR Corp.

Yuanta Financial Holding Co. Ltd.MediaTek Inc.Delta Electronics Inc.

Wistron Corp.Lite-On Technology Corp.Compal Electronics Inc.

United Microelectronics Corp.Innolux Display Corp.Chunghwa Telecom Co. Ltd.

Uni-President Enterprises Corp.Hua Nan Financial Holding Co. Ltd.Chinatrust Financial Holding Co. Ltd.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd.Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. Ltd.China Steel Corp.

Taiwan Mobile Co. Ltd.High Tech Computer Corp.China Development Financial Holding Corp.

Taiwan Cement Corp.Fubon Financial Holding Co. Ltd.Chi Mei Optoelectronics Corp.

Taishin Financial Holding Co. Ltd.Foxconn Technology Co. Ltd.Chang Hwa Commercial Bank Ltd.

Synnex Technology International Corp.Formosa Plastics Corp.Cathay Financial Holding Co. Ltd.

SinoPac Financial Holdings Co. Ltd.Formosa Petrochemical Corp.Catcher Technology Co. Ltd.

Siliconware Precision Industries Co. Ltd.Formosa Chemicals & Fibre Corp.Au Optronics Corp.

Shin Kong Financial Holding Co. Ltd.First Financial Holding Co. Ltd.ASUSTeK Computer Inc.

Quanta Computer Inc.Far EasTone Telecommunications Co. Ltd.Asia Cement Corp.

Pou Chen Corp.Far Eastern Textile Ltd.Advanced Semiconductor Engineering Inc.

Nan Ya Plastics Corp.Evergreen Marine Corp. (Taiwan) Ltd.Acer Inc.

Invitation List from DJSI, 2008

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385573,000Carbon Disclosure Project

CDP6, 2008

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CDP, Supply Chain Leadership Collaboration (SCLC)Suppliers See Climate Change Regulation as Business Risk (May 1, 2008)

Cadbury Schweppes, Dell, HP, Imperial Tobacco, L'Oral, Nestl, PepsiCo UK & Ireland, Procter & Gamble, Reckitt Benckiser, Tesco and Unilever

New 13 comers: Carrefour, Colgate-Palmolive, Exelon Corporation, Fiji Water, Heinz, IBM, Johnson Controls, Juniper Networks, Kellogg Company, Merrill Lynch & Co., National Grid, SSL International and Vodafone

Others: Acer, .

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33CDP 62008

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Any difference

between a brand name company and a big/small supplier?

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Nike2004

Financial Times2005/04/13

Levi StraussGeenBiz.com2005/10/13

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Nike Named Top U.S. Company for Social Responsibility Reporting (Nov. 10, 2006 )

Nikes 2004 report, released in April 2005, highlighted the Nike brands CR priorities, programs, progress and challenges relating to workers in contract factories; employees and diversity; the environment; and community investment.

Nike became the first in its industry to voluntarily disclose the names and locations of active contract factories making its products.

Global Reportersthe flagship SustainAbility research programThe report is published in partnership with the United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP) and Standard and Poors.

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Wal-Mart to Expand Environmental Efforts to Chinese Suppliers

About 30 percent of all foreign purchases in China are made by Wal-Mart

Planning a meeting with about 1,000 Chinese suppliers later in 2008

pushing its suppliers to reduce their impact on the environment through using less resources and emitting less pollution and greenhouse gases

plans to reduce the amount of packaging used by products by 5 percent by 2013

its supply chain makes up 92 percent of its environmental footprint, and the company has direct control over only 8 percent of its footprint

Aside from the environmental benefits of less resources being used, less waste being made and fewer emissions being produced, a greener supply chain can affect the bottom line for businesses and consumers.

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Majority of Retailers Taking Sustainability to Heart

The Retail Industry Leaders Association's (RILA)

RILA Sustainability Initiative (RSI)

a new survey finds that 66 percent of retailers have already begun the transition to green (2007/10)

RILA is made up of 55 retailers that together account for over $1.5 trillion in sales, including companies like Gap, Wal-Mart, IKEA, Sears, Target and Nike. Together, these retailers operate more than 100,000 stores, manufacturing facilities and distribution centers around the world.

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Marks & Spencer Launches 200 Million Pound Eco Plan (Jan. 16, 2007)M&S announced "Plan A," a businesswide 200m "eco-plan" for the next five years.

The 100-point plan means that by 2012 M&S will become carbon neutral, send no waste to landfill, extend sustainable sourcing, set new standards in ethical trading, and "help customers and employees live a healthier lifestyle".

M&S will change beyond recognition the way it operates over the next five years. We will become carbon neutral, only using offsetting as a last resort; we will ensure that none of our clothing or packaging needs to be thrown away; much of our polyester clothing will be made from recycled plastic bottles instead of oil and every year we will sell over 20 million garments made from Fairtrade cotton.

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The 100-point Plan A includes commitments in five areas:

Climae Change: making our operations in UK and Republic of Ireland carbon neutral. M&S will also mobilize suppliers and customers to reduce their carbon footprint.

Waste: stop sending waste to landfill from our stores, offices and warehouses, reduce our use of packaging and carrier bags, and find new ways to recycle and reuse the materials we use.

Raw Materials: -- ensuring that our key raw materials come from the most sustainable source possible, in order to protect the environment and the world's natural resources.

Fair Partners: - improving the lives of hundreds of thousands of people in our supply chain and our local communities.

Healty Eating: helping thousands of customers and employees choose a healthier lifestyle. We will remove HVOs from all our food and removing artificial colours, flavours and all unnecessary preservatives from all fresh prepared food.We are also introducing Food Standards Agency Traffic Lights and Guideline Daily Allowance (GDA) product labelling.

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Nike7502001/10/10Nike2005

199887%13%Nike

Nike2003Nike75050

Nike(WWF)Center for Energy and Climate Solutions

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