DSM achieves highest score for transparent sustainability reporting
Royal DSM N.V. announced that its Triple P report 2008 achieves an A + according to the guidelines of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI). The A + rating is the highest score companies worldwide can achieve for the transparency of their sustainability reporting efforts.
DSM's Triple P reports are based on reporting criteria, using the guidelines of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) G3 requirements. This year's report will be the 6th GRI report DSM has submitted since reporting began in 2003 and the first year DSM achieved an A+.
Jan Zuidam, Deputy Chairman of the DSM Managing Board, said: "The A+ rating reconfirms our leadership position in sustainability reporting as well as for sustainability which is shown by our continuous ranking among the global leaders in sustainability of the Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI). Year by year, sustainability is becoming increasingly integral to our day-to-day activities. We proceed with the implementation of our accelerated Vision 2010 to become a Life Sciences and Materials Sciences' company and further develop the sustainability program which is intrinsic to this strategy. Achieving the A+ status is proof that we are on the right track in our sustainability reporting as well".
The G3 guidelines of the GRI is the most widely used sustainability reporting framework worldwide that includes the principles and indicators that global organizations use to measure and report economic, environmental, and social performance.
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