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ESRS disclosure: ESRS E2 \ DR E2-1
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- Indicate whether and how your policies address mitigating negative impacts related to pollution of air, water, and soil, including prevention and control, within your own operations and across your upstream and downstream value chain.
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Question Id: E2-1_01
GN’s Environmental Policy addresses our pollution-related negative impact in terms of substances used during both production in our own operations and outsourced manufacturing. Our policy commitments include compliance with all pollution-related legislation related to the use of substances of concern and very high concern, such as REACH and RoHS, and the substitution of substances with less harmful alternatives that can fulfill the same purpose, even when not legally required. This policy is supported by internal procedures on controlling and limiting the impact of incidents and emergency situations. Our Supplier Code of Conduct covers supplier requirements in terms of pollution, specifically addressing our negative impacts relating to our value chain. Through this, we expect suppliers to comply with all pollution-related legislation and proactively minimize or eliminate emissions and discharges of pollution, which can have a potential negative impact on the pollution of water, soil and food.
Report Date: 4Q2024Relevance: 90%
- Does the undertaking's policy address substituting and minimizing the use of substances of concern, and phasing out substances of very high concern, particularly for non-essential societal use and in consumer products, within its own operations and its upstream and downstream value chain?
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Question Id: E2-1_02
GN’s Environmental Policy includes commitments to substitute or reduce the use of hazardous substances in our own operations and value chain wherever possible. Current and planned actions are undertaken within the parameters of our existing product development programs, financial planning, and business model. For products for which we depend on outsourced manufacturing, the focus is on phasing out halogens, specifically bromine, choline, and fluorine. For Jabra products, requirements for suppliers and verification compliance through in-house testing are set. The phase-out of bromine and chlorine is expected in 2025, and fluorine by 2026 for the same parts.
Report Date: 4Q2024Relevance: 85%
- Does the undertaking's policy framework encompass measures for preventing incidents and emergency situations, and, in the event of their occurrence, outline strategies for controlling and mitigating their impact on both people and the environment within its operations and across its value chain?
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Question Id: E2-1_03
GN’s Environmental Policy is supported by internal procedures on controlling and limiting the impact of incidents and emergency situations. The implementation of these policy commitments is managed by senior management functions in our quality and legal functions. In support of achieving our policy intentions, we continuously evaluate and test performance to ensure compliance with legal requirements.
Report Date: 4Q2024Relevance: 80%
- Provide a detailed account of any contextual information regarding the relationship between the policies your organization has implemented and their contribution to the EU Action Plan "Towards a Zero Pollution for Air, Water, and Soil." Include descriptions of any material incidents and deposits where pollution has negatively impacted the environment or is anticipated to affect your organization's financial cash flows, financial position, and financial performance across short-, medium-, and long-term horizons.
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Question Id: E2-1_04
GN’s Environmental Policy addresses our pollution-related negative impact in terms of substances used during both production in our own operations and outsourced manufacturing. Our policy commitments include compliance with all pollution-related legislation related to the use of substances of concern and very high concern, such as REACH and RoHS, and the substitution of substances with less harmful alternatives that can fulfill the same purpose, even when not legally required. This policy is supported by internal procedures on controlling and limiting the impact of incidents and emergency situations. Our Supplier Code of Conduct covers supplier requirements in terms of pollution, specifically addressing our negative impacts relating to our value chain. Through this, we expect suppliers to comply with all pollution-related legislation and proactively minimize or eliminate emissions and discharges of pollution, which can have a potential negative impact on the pollution of water, soil and food.
Report Date: 4Q2024Relevance: 65%
- Provide the total amounts of substances of concern that are generated, used, or procured during production, and specify the total amounts that exit the facilities as emissions, products, or as components of products or services. This information should be categorized according to the main hazard classes of the substances of concern.
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Question Id: E2-5_04
Overview of substances of concern
Hazard class Amount in litres generated, used or procured during production Amount in litres leaving facilities as products Hazard - Carcogenicity Category 1 150 Category 2 65 Hazard - Chronic hazard to the Aquatic Environment Category 1 6,041 79 Category 2 269 Category 3 625 Category 4 1,418 79 Hazard - Germ Cell Mutagenity Category 2 3 Hazard - Reproductive Toxicity Category 1 3,729 Category 2 1,135 Hazard - Respiratory Sensitisation Category 1 3,096 Hazard - Skin Sensitisation Category 1 6,020 Hazard - Specific Target Organ Toxicity, repeated exposure Category 1 2,861 807 Category 2 385 807 Hazard - Specific Target Organ Toxicity, single exposure Category 1 1,326 Category 2 6 Category 2 1,320 Report Date: 4Q2024Relevance: 85%