Construction & Real Estate Sector Supplement Session
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2010 GRI Conference
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Construction & Real Estate Sector Supplement Session
- 1. Briefing and Q&A:Construction & Real Estate Sector Supplement
- 6. The End Goal
- 9. GRI Reports in the C&RE Sector 2000-2009 Data extracted from the GRI Reports Liston 4 May 2010
- 12. Final Draft
- 13. Public Comment Period
- 14. Final Meeting
- 15. Governance ReviewMid 2011
- 16. The End Goal Sector-specific reporting guidance integrated into the G3 Guidelines: CRESS Introduction Commentaries on existing Performance Indicators and DMA New Performance Indicators
- 18. PRODUCT LEGACY
- 19. DESIGN & CONFIGURATION Reporting Boundary: The construction of infrastructure, and commercial and residential real estate; Investment in construction infrastructure, residential and commercial real estate, and management of residential and commercial real estate; and Those entities providing services throughout the real estate life cycle. This Sector Supplement excludes: The management of civil and private infrastructure; and Agricultural, forestry & marine real estate assets.
- 20. Main draft disclosure items Building’s Energy, Water & CO2e Intensity Policies and procedures for material selection Percentage of procured materials with Sustainability Certification Initiatives to reduce water consumption Disclosure whether water access and scarcity is a criteria in project development & planning Existence of flood management plans Initiatives to ensure consideration of design and configuration beyond legal requirements Proportion of contaminated land held & remediated Monitoring of biodiversity impacts
- 21. Main Disclosure Items Security of personnel in postwar situations – policy on outsourcing and number of employees working in such areas Number of people displaced by project & compensation paid Human rights training for contractors and sub-contractors Training and education – initiatives to address skills shortages Occupational health and safety – handling certain materials Outsourcing of labor and policy on screening those who are responsible for recruiting supervised workers including on if recruitment costs are passed on to workers & withholding of Identification documents Provision of onsite sanitation facilities
- 22. Thank you and please provide you comments!
Editor's Notes
- GRI Reporting in the sector increasing year-over-year
- The process for developing a SS can essentially be split into the following phases:Project Initiation (this can take different periods of time)Project Implementation phase 1 (1 year, drafting of the indicators)Project Implementation phase 2 (1year, writing of the indicator protocols)The output of the project is a finalized piece of sector specific sustainability reporting guidanceThe outcome of the project (not shown) is the reporting by companies in the sector using this guidance.