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SAB MILLER: A CASE FOR CSR REQUIREMENTS Please complete requirements 1, 2, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 13. Requirement 1 Access SABMiller plc’s 2016 Sustainable Development Report. The report states ... that: “Our five shared imperatives tackle the five most material issues that our business shares with society” (SABMiller, 2016, p. 6). (a) List SABMiller’s five shared imperatives (p. 6), define each one, and list the corresponding sustainable development targets for 2020. Please use the following table for your answer: Shared opportunity Shared imperative Headline 2020 Target A thriving world: with incomes and quality of life growing The company will speed up growth social development through its value chains Provide support to more than half million small businesses, to increase their growth and family livelihoods A sociable world: where our beers are developed, marketed, sold and consumed responsibly We will attempt to make beer the natural option for the moderate and responsible drinker Try to provide all beer consumers effective information and partnerships to motivate moderate and responsible beer consumption A resilient world: where our business, local communities and ecosystems share uninterrupted access to safe, clean water Secure shared water resources for the business and local communities. Create partnerships to address shared water risks, in order to secure the water supplies we share with local communities. A productive world: where land is used responsibly, food supply is secure, biodiversity is protected, and brewing crops can be We will assist responsible, sustainable use of land for brewing crops. Guarantee the sourcing of our crops measurably improves both food security and resource productivityRUNNING HEAD: SAB MILLER: A CASE FOR CSR accessed at reasonable prices A clean world: with dramatically lower emissions and where nothing goes to waste The company will create value by reducing waste and carbon emissions Reduce the carbon footprint per hectoliter on the value chain by 25%; including a reduction by 50% on breweries, by 25% on packaging, and by 25% on refrigeration carbon footprint (b)Explain why these imperatives are ‘shared’? These imperatives are shared because they include the company, the communities where the company is at and other external participants, as it would be the government or other businesses that SABMiller will partnership with to accomplish all the objectives. This is what make them shared, the responsibility that everyone has in the process of achieving benefits. Additionally, the report states that the imperatives are ‘shared’ because the company can only face shared risks with those who are also expose to the same risks [Show More]
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