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- inclusivity: the results of our stakeholder engagement processes are used
to inform the structure and, more importantly, the issues
reported on
- relevance and materiality: the current and future issues
addressed in this report have been determined by what
our stakeholders have said to us, our business focus
areas, priorities and the actively managed risks we face.
This is depicted here covering our vision, values and
strategic objectives
- sustainability context: our understanding of sustainable
development is set out here (business and
sustainability performance review – as set out in the
introductory paragraph). The Eskom sustainability
performance index here, together with the
performance areas and indicators set out in this report,
reflect both the opportunities and constraints we face in
executing our sustainable development strategy
- completeness: our intention is to ensure that the material
aspects of Eskom’s business regarding sustainable
development are reflected in terms of actual performance
over the last financial year, giving insight into our future
direction
- setting the report boundary: the areas of our business
included in this report are defined on the flap in Profile
(nature of business, major products and services). The
extent to which we have reported on these was based
on the scale of our sustainability impacts and the degree
to which we have control and influence
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