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RESPONSIBLE COPPER

Jun-2018


Productive Development

Productive Development Gender

parity

Ethics

Transparency

Inclusion

Water footprint

Carbon footprint

Respect for Human Rights

TRADE OFF?


Final consumer Manufacturers Suppliers

MARKET´S NEW STRUCTURE

SOCIAL

ECONOMICS

ENVIRONMENTAL

DEMANDS

Divisions Final goods and services producers

Through their purchase decision, consumers push back the value chain, which is why suppliers are required to offer more sustainable raw materials.

MARKET TRENDS ARE REFLECTED ACROSS THE VALUE CHAIN

CODELCO´S COMERCIAL NEED

THE COPPER VALUE CHAIN


The main productive sectors that consume copper have certification plans and systems that contain sustainability indicators.

Source: Own elaboration, International Copper Association and WoodMackezie.

And our customers demand us…

Electricity y electronics (8.900 kt/año) Environmental report & Eco -labelling Made in China 2025

Construction (7.000 kt/año) Made in China 2025 Leed Certification

General Products (2.250 kt/año)

Transportation (2.620 kt/año) Electromobility vs. Fossil Fuels End of life Directive (ELD)

Eco-labelling

COPPER MARKET TRENDS

HSEC

Labour conditions

Legal Compliance

Anti-bribery Codes

Transparency Codes

Declaration of Human Rights

...

Audit Requirements

Responsible Production

Environmental certifications


INDUSTRY´S RESPONSE TO NEW MARKET CONDITIONS

Main users of aluminum are driving the demand for a cleaner and greener metal. Rio Tinto certified its product "RenewAL", within the Aluminium

Sustainable Initiative (ASI)

Companies manufacture products aligned with new

trends

Anglo American will cut Greenhouse Emissions (GHG)

30% by 2030

By 2030, BHP contemplates the integrated management of water resources in all its operations, and

eliminating the consumption of fresh water in its operations in Chile

(Malchuk, CESCO 2018).

BHP will reduce fresh water consumption by 100% in Chile

by 2030

The generation of sustainable products must be accompanied by a clean

production in the mining processes (Oscar Landerretche, CESCO Shanghai

2017 and CESCO Santiago 2018).

“Cobre Verde” must be the future of mining in Chile

Anglo American is pursuing community development, reducing its impact on

environment and improving transparency within the mining

industry.


Occupational health and safety Goal 2020: zero fatal accidents Goal 2030: Frequency rate < 0,5

Environment Goal 2020: reduce by 10% fresh water consumption per treated ton Goal 2030: -Capture 99% of SO2 and As emissions -Reduce by 40% fresh water consumption per treated ton -Reduce GHG at least 30% by redistributing Codelco´s energy matrix and implementing more energy-efficient technologies

Business and Corporate Governance Goal 2020: -To be positioned in the second quartile of cost consistently -Corporate Governance aligned with OCDE Guidelines Goal 2030: -have a diversified business plan and global reach

Communities and territory Goal 2020: zero incidents Goal 2030: To be perceived as close, transparent and an active member of the community

People Goal 2020: 20% of women in top management positions Goal 2030: 30% of women in decision-making position

Strategic Innovation Goal 2020: 5% traceable production Goal 2030: To be in the 1st quartile of the most environmentally friendly cathodes

SUSTAINABILITY

The Sustainability Master Plan launched in 2016

CODELCO´S RESPONSE TO NEW MARKET CONDITIONS


The Responsible Copper Initiative, within Codelco, put emphasis on a number of strategic dimensions included in the Sustainability Master Plan in order to develop a distinctive seal in the industry.

CODELCO´S DISTINCTIVE SEAL

People Strategic Innovation Business and

Corporate Governance

Community and

Territory

Environment Occupational Health

and Safety

People´s safety and processes

Occupational health

Emissions / Air quality

Water resources

Community relations and indigenous peoples

Financing

Corporate governance

Closure plan

Mining waste

Energy efficiency

Territory, soil and landscape

Biodiversity

Develop community and territory

Topics

Construction of bussiness plan

Operational, financial and productivity

Ethics, lobby, conflict of interest and transparency

Development organization and people

Diversity and inclusion

Labor Relations

Management culture

Structure and culture of innovation

Technological breaks

Divisional projects

Traceability

Dimensions

Responsible Copper Initiative

industrial liquid residuals


Emissions footprint Water footprint Carbon footprint Respect for Human Rights Health and occupational safety Impact on communities and territories Transparency, ethics and compliance Inclusion and gender parity

Seeks to articulate the copper value chain to

respond effectively to the requirements of the market

and society, through a system of traceability in all its stages and thus achieve sustainable and responsible

practices.

8 DIMENSIONS

3 Partnerships

(to date)

CODELCO´S RESPONSIBLE COPPER


CODELCO´S RESPONSIBLE COPPER

Dimension Current Standard or Initiative?

Standard/Initiative Key Sustainable Indicators

Health and Occupational Safety YES GRI, ASI, RJC, IRMA, ICMM • Frequency Rate (FR) • Accident rate • FR reduction target • Evaluation Impacts on health

• Training and information on occupational health

• Emergency procedures

Community and Territory YES

GRI, ASI, RJC, IRMA • Number of significant events on the environment

• Reduction of significant events target

• Reconciliation plans

• Periodic reports on impacts and mitigations

• Deposit closure plan • Impact evaluation

Transparency, Ethics and Compliance YES GRI, ASI, RJC, IRMA, ICMM, OCDE • Disclosure of environmental judgments

• Code of ethics

• Sustainability report • Compliance system

Inclusion and Gender Parity YES GRI, RJC • Female participation • Indigenous participation

• Non-discrimination code

Respecto for Human Rights YES

GRI, ASI, RJC, IRMA • Signature of voluntary principles of security and human rights

• Freedom of unionization and collective bargaining

• License to operate of indigenous groups

• Participation of all stakeholders • Prevention and risk mitigation

Water Footprint YES ASI, IRMA • fresh water use rate • Fresh water reduction plans

• Recirculation rate • Reports and monitoring

Carbon Footprint YES ASI, RS • GHG total emissions • GHG reduction target

Emissions Footprint YES GRI, RJC • SO2 and As emissions • Potential of acidification • Hazardous substances control

• Energy consumption • Renewal sources • Energy efficiency goals

Key Sustainable Indicators Preliminary Definition


For the final product to be indeed sustainable, recognized, valued and PREFERRED, an integration of the value chain is required.

Industry Validation

Partners and Collaborators

RCI Multi-stakeholder

RESPONSIBLE COPPER INITIATIVE (RCI)

CODELCO is a relevant actor to articulate the entire chain.


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