Lafarge has created 2 panels which offer a critical perspective on its sustainable development efforts. The stakeholder panel was created in 2003. Its members comment on the content and quality of the Sustainability Report. They work with the Executive Committee to improve performance and management with regard to sustainable development.
The advisory panel on biodiversity, created in 2006, helps the Group to develop its biodiversity strategy.
The stakeholder panel |
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How the panel works
Since 2003, members of the panel have been meeting three times a year to develop recommendations concerning:
November 2010: agenda with the Executive Committee
On November 23, 2010, in Paris, the stakeholder panel met with the Group's Executive Committee to discuss:
Summary of comments on the 2010 Sustainability Report
The new and more concise format of the 2010 Sustainability report met the expectations of the stakeholder panel. Its members also acknowledged:
The members of the panel also acted as "critical friends", pointing at their expectations towards the Group. As far as the content is concerned, they request that next year's report strike a better balance between data, narrative and forward-looking strategy. In 2012, Lafarge will set its sustainable development ambitions for 2020. In this context, the panel recommends the Group:
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The members of the stakeholder panelStakeholder representatives and experts on issues related to corporate responsibility The 10 members of the panel, selected for their experience and knowledge, are:
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The advisory panel on biodiversity |
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The advisory panel on biodiversity was created in 2006 to advise the Group on its biodiversity strategy and contribute ideas to improve and develop it. The objective is to create a forum which meets twice a year to debate the best environmental practices.
The members of the panel
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The members of the advisory panel on biodiversityMembers are selected for their expertise in biodiversity.
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Lafarge members:
WWF representative:
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Last update on 09/01/2011
