SDGs and CP ALL
On September 25, 2015, the largest-ever gathering of 167 world leaders came together at a United Nations Summit Meeting in New York to formally adopt “Transforming Our World: The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.” The agenda sets 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). These new global goals, and the broader sustainability agenda, go much further than the preceding Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) to address the root causes of poverty and the universal need for development that works for the benefit of all people.
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Reaching agreement on such a comprehensive and ambitious agenda reflects an emerging consensus across all sectors of society. While there still is a long way to go, this globally-inclusive process will build ownership of the new shared vision and help lay the groundwork for future success.
CP ALL understands the need for a comprehensive agenda for change, with equity and sustainability at its core. We will do our part to contribute to a better quality of life by creating economic, social, and environmental value for sustainable growth.
CP ALL demonstrates social responsibility through business activities and stakeholder participation to create mutual benefits for our company, local communities, and society as a whole. This reflects the United Nations SDGs of improving people’s quality of life and protecting the environment by balancing business success with responsibility.
Consistent with sustainable development goals of the United Nations
Climate Resilience
Efficient use of resources and Energy
Sustainable Packaging Management
Sustainable Waste and Surplus Food Management
Ecosystem & Biodiversity Protection
Social Impact and Economic Contribution
Education and Lifelong Learning
Good Health & Well-being
Food and Water Security & Access to Well-being
Stakeholder Engagement
Corporate Governance and Anti-Corruption
Human Rights and Labor Practices
Leadership and Human Capital Development
Innovation and Value creation
Responsible Supply Chain Management
Promoting people’s quality of life
Farmers, Small and Medium Enterprize (SMEs), and small entrepreneurs received support with job and well being
Volunable groups received support with job and well being
Economic value created
Gained access to safe, nutritious, and sufficient foods
Gained access to quality, safe and effective healthcare services
Children, youths, and adults received access to education and necessary capacity building
Support scholarship for vocational and tertiary education
Total scholarships sponsored
Females in all management levels
Females in top management levels
Average hours of training for male employees and female employees
Environmental conservation
Net water consumption intensity per unit of income
Total water withdrawal
Reduce virgin plastic usage in packaging production
12139.95 tonnesReduce the amount of waste created from recycle and reuse
Plastic packaging from recycled material
73.75 : 26.25Ratio of utilized waste to non-utilized waste
GHG emissions intensity per unit of revenue
Certified with the Carbon Footprint Product Label
GHG emission reduction from the utilization of renewable energy
2 productsCertified with the Carbon Footprint Reduction label
Released into sea to increase diversity
Planted to rehabilitate the ecosystem
Fostering growth
Renewable energy usage
Renewable energy consumption per total
energy consumption
Employment for local within the CP ALL group
Employment for the vulnerable groups
Innovation value
Products of innovative
Volunable groups received support with job
and well being
Value for employment of vulnerable groups
Vulnerable groups, governmental agencies and communities recived training for fire drill and emergency evacuation
Promoting accountability, transparency, inclusiveness and anti-corruption
Elevating partnerships for collaboration
