Fibria

2016 Indicator Center

Material Aspects

In 2016, Fibria consulted and engaged with its stakeholders and identified 13 material aspects to be addressed in its management and strategy.

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The chart below contains the aspects considered most relevant to Fibria in the opinion of its stakeholders (vertical axis) and according to the company strategy (horizontal axis). While browsing through the aspects, you can find detailed information and corresponding indicators.

Regional and local development

Fostering company’s social legitimacy through income generating projects, strengthening the relationship with local and traditional communities, and integrating their interests in the company’s management.

Impacts on the value chain

Intensity of the impact of the material aspect upon the different stages of the value chain.

Procurement
Technology centers
Forestry
Industrial
Logistic
Projeto Horizonte 2
Clients
Society

SDG

Sustainable Development Goals.

Indicators

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Expansion of the business

Organic growth through a consolidated forest base and increase in pulp production, with product differentiation and business diversification.

Impacts on the value chain

Intensity of the impact of the material aspect upon the different stages of the value chain.

Procurement
Technology centers
Forestry
Industrial
Logistic
Projeto Horizonte 2
Clients
Society

SDG

Sustainable Development Goals.

Indicators

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Focus on customers

Understanding the needs and potential of customers, with the purpose of offering customized products and solutions, in a relationship that privileges long-term and value-added relationships.

Impacts on the value chain

Intensity of the impact of the material aspect upon the different stages of the value chain.

Procurement
Technology centers
Forestry
Industrial
Logistic
Projeto Horizonte 2
Clients
Society

SDG

Sustainable Development Goals.

Indicators

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Supply chain management

Development of a sustainable supply chain, which considers environmental and social criteria, from the management of forests, for example, to the management of labor practices and human rights.

Impacts on the value chain

Intensity of the impact of the material aspect upon the different stages of the value chain.

Procurement
Technology centers
Forestry
Industrial
Logistic
Projeto Horizonte 2
Clients
Society

SDG

Sustainable Development Goals.

Indicators

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Management of human capital

Strengthening of high performance culture from integrated and dynamic processes of people management, which consider aspects such as meritocracy, career development, knowledge management, diversity, remuneration and quality of life, among others.

Impacts on the value chain

Intensity of the impact of the material aspect upon the different stages of the value chain.

Procurement
Technology centers
Forestry
Industrial
Logistic
Projeto Horizonte 2
Clients
Society

SDG

Sustainable Development Goals.

Indicators

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Management of water resources

Risk analysis and development of solutions to avoid or mitigate impacts caused by the use of water in Fibria's forestry and industrial operations, as well as communication and awareness initiatives on the water crisis, targeted at key stakeholders.

Impacts on the value chain

Intensity of the impact of the material aspect upon the different stages of the value chain.

Procurement
Technology centers
Forestry
Industrial
Logistic
Projeto Horizonte 2
Clients
Society

SDG

Sustainable Development Goals.

Indicators

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Economic management

Seeks solid financial performance through constant risk analysis, responsible socio-environmental vision and balance between costs, expenses and investments, in order to share value with shareholders, investors and other strategic stakeholders.

Impacts on the value chain

Intensity of the impact of the material aspect upon the different stages of the value chain.

Procurement
Technology centers
Forestry
Industrial
Logistic
Projeto Horizonte 2
Clients
Society

SDG

Sustainable Development Goals.

Indicators

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Innovation and technology

Continuous investment in technology and innovation culture that allows a greater competitive advantage to the business, in addition to the opportunity to contribute to the forestry sector and society on relevant issues such as agrarian reform, climate change and genetically modified organisms, among others.

Impacts on the value chain

Intensity of the impact of the material aspect upon the different stages of the value chain.

Procurement
Technology centers
Forestry
Industrial
Logistic
Projeto Horizonte 2
Clients
Society

SDG

Sustainable Development Goals.

Indicators

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Sustainable forestry management

The correct planning and management of forests contributes to the productivity of the plantations, control of diseases and pests, conservation of biodiversity, and protection of springs and ecosystem services - generating a virtuous cycle.

Impacts on the value chain

Intensity of the impact of the material aspect upon the different stages of the value chain.

Procurement
Technology centers
Forestry
Industrial
Logistic
Projeto Horizonte 2
Clients
Society

SDG

Sustainable Development Goals.

Indicators

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Climate change

Adjustment to climate change; balance of emissions; low-carbon economy; emissions from maritime logistics.

Impacts on the value chain

Search for alternatives to increase carbon sequestration and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, accompanied by emission control mechanisms on all fronts of the business.

Procurement
Technology centers
Forestry
Industrial
Logistic
Projeto Horizonte 2
Clients
Society

SDG

Sustainable Development Goals.

Indicators

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Relationship with communities

Fibria seeks social legitimacy of its business through engagement with local communities, as well as transparent dialogue with social movements. The goal is to build joint solutions that benefit all.

Impacts on the value chain

Intensity of the impact of the material aspect upon the different stages of the value chain.

Procurement
Technology centers
Forestry
Industrial
Logistic
Projeto Horizonte 2
Clients
Society

SDG

Sustainable Development Goals.

Indicators

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Government relations

Permanent dialogue with government and participation in associations that represent the the forestry, pulp and paper sectors with the aim of contributing to a stable political-institutional environment and clear and well-designed regulatory frameworks.

Impacts on the value chain

Intensity of the impact of the material aspect upon the different stages of the value chain.

Procurement
Technology centers
Forestry
Industrial
Logistic
Projeto Horizonte 2
Clients
Society

SDG

Sustainable Development Goals.

Indicators

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Transparency and protagonism

Dialogue, transparency and leadership including participation in sectorial themes of global interest encourage commitments and agreements of cooperation for the sustainable development.

Impacts on the value chain

Intensity of the impact of the material aspect upon the different stages of the value chain.

Procurement
Technology centers
Forestry
Industrial
Logistic
Projeto Horizonte 2
Clients
Society

SDG

Sustainable Development Goals.

Indicators

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