Sustainability Report 2015

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Step1
Identification
Context
Prioritization
Materiality
Review
Validation
Completeness
Step2 Step3
Step 4
Sustainability Context
Stakeholder Inclusiveness
Stakeholder Inclusiveness
Reporting
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SET started disclosing operational results and direction for sustainability development in 2012, via its “Social
Responsibility Report” annual publication. In 2013, the report was re-named as the “SET Sustainability Report”,
in line with internationally accepted Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) G3.1. Since then, SET has been developing an
accurate and complete reporting process according to international standards, to keep stakeholders updated about
SET’s development and performance. This report discloses SET’s sustainability operating results during January 1
– December 31, 2015, available on SET’s website3 and in hard copy.
Reporting approach
The 2015 SET Sustainability Report is “in accordance”
with the Core option of the GRI G4 Guidelines.
Data collection
The data collection for this year’s Sustainability Report
was carried out by using two methodologies: qualitative
and quantitative. The qualitative data collection was
conducted by interviewing related parties and SET
employees who have directly and indirectly contacted
the stakeholders. The quantitative data was obtained
from reliable sources with standard calculation formulas.
The processed data and information were then gathered,
summarized and drafted in a report format before sending
back to the interviewee’s organization and data owner
for review. The report contains four steps: identifying
materiality, prioritizing, checking accuracy and reviewing
key issues.
Scope of the report
SET determines the scope of report to be in line with
operational results based on sustainability context and
stakeholder inclusiveness. SET’s sustainability framework
covers five areas: Market growth, Sustainability management,
Employees, Social concerns, and Environmental concerns,
as demonstrated in this report.
Material aspects
As the sustainability framework in five areas has covered
the context and links to all stakeholders, then materiality
analysis has to be conducted make the report concise
and clear. The materiality analysis results are as follows:
1. The development of all stakeholders in the
capital market must take environmental, social
and governance (ESG) performance into
consideration
2. Sustainable and performance-driven management
3. Being the employer of choice
4. Social impact investment
5. Building financial literacy
6. Implementation of policy on natural resources
and environment or “Green policy”
About
the Report
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