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Stakeholder panels

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

How the panel works

 

Since 2003, members of the panel have been meeting three times a year to develop recommendations concerning:

  • the management's sustainable development approach,
  • and the company's environmental and social performance.

 

Stakeholder representatives and experts on issues related to corporate responsibility

 

The 9 members of the panel, selected for their experience and knowledge, are:

  • Adrian Marinescu (European Works Council),
  • Marion Hellmann (Building and Wood Workers International),
  • Jean-Paul Jeanrenaud (WWF),
  • Philippe Lévêque (CARE),
  • Karina Litvack (F&C Asset Management),
  • Alastair McIntosh (Centre for Human Ecology),
  • Frank Rose (independent),
  • Livia Tirone (architect),
  • Sheila Khama (African Center for Economic Transformation).
The Group’s stakeholder panel

The advisory panel on biodiversity

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

  • Were chosen for their expertise in biodiversity subjects ranging from the preservation of fauna to international agreements and the management of natural zones.
  • They also represent a broad cross-section of countries and cultures.
Our biodiversity challenges

The members of the advisory panel on biodiversity

Members are selected for their expertise in biodiversity.

 

External:

  • Rebecca D'Cruz (Aonyx Environmental, Malaysia),
  • Margaret O'Gorman (Wildlife Habitat Council, the United States),
  • François Letourneux (The World Conservation Union - IUCN),
  • Nigel Dudley (Equilibrium Research, United Kingdom).

 

Lafarge members:

  • Arnaud Colson (Lafarge Aggregates & Concrete, France),
  • Thomas Farrell (Lafarge),
  • Jim Rushworth (Lafarge).

 

WWF representative:

  • Dan Ward (Ward Environmental - WWF International Consultant).

 

Last update on 05/22/2013

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