Social Responsibility Report 2006

Annex 3:

GRI 2002 cross-reference index

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Vision and strategy page
1.1 Vision and strategy regarding social responsibility 7, 13
1.2 CEO statement 7
Profile
2.1 Name of reporting organisation 12
2.2 Major products and/or services 12
2.3 Operational structure of the organisation 12
2.4 Major divisions, operating companies, subsidiaries and joint ventures 12
2.5 Countries of business see http://group.tnt.com/aboutus/tntataglance/globalpresence/index.asp
2.6 Nature of ownership; legal form 12
2.7 Nature of markets served 3
2.8 Scale of the reporting organisation 2
2.9 Stakeholders 20
2.10 Contact information 54
2.11 Reporting period 17
2.12 Previous report see http://www.group.tnt.com/socialresponsibility/reportsandrankings/
socialresponsibilityreporting/index.asp
2.13 Report boundaries 17
2.14 Significant changes 17
2.15 Reporting basis 17
2.16 Re-statements of information 9, 17, 29, 32, 38
2.17 No application of GRI principles and protocols not relevant
2.18 Criteria and definitions for costs and benefits see 2006 annual report pages 109-118
2.19 Measurement method changes 7, 17
2.20 Accuracy, completeness and reliability 14, 15
2.21 Independent assurance 41
2.22 Additional information 54
Structure and governance
3.1 Governance structure see http://group.tnt.com/corporategovernance
3.2 Independence of board members see 2006 annual report page 54
3.3 Expertise of board members see 2006 annual report page 57
3.4 Board oversight of risks and opportunities see 2006 annual report pages 77-84
3.5 Link between executive compensation and achievement of financial and non-financial goals 15 and see 2006 annual report page 69
3.6 Operational structure and responsibilities regarding sustainability 13, 14
3.7 Mission, values and code of conduct see http://group.tnt.com/aboutus/introductionfromtheceo/
3.8 Shareholder feedback mechanisms see http://group.tnt.com/investorrelations
Stakeholder engagement
3.9 Identification and selection of stakeholders 20
3.10 Stakeholder consultation 20, 21
3.11 Stakeholder feedback 21
3.12 Use of information 11, 20
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Policies and management systems
3.13 Precautionary policies see http://group.tnt.com/socialresponsibility/standards/unglobalcompact/index.asp
3.14 Voluntary charters see http://group.tnt.com/socialresponsibility/standards/unglobalcompact/index.asp
3.15 External memberships 20
3.16 Policies on upstream and downstream impacts 21
3.17 Policies on managing indirect impacts structured monitoring and reporting will take place at a later stage
3.18 Operational changes 17
3.19 Pertaining to economic, environmental and social performance 9, 11
3.20 Status of certification 9, 24, 26, 29, 32, 37
Economic performance indicators
EC 1 Net sales 3
EC 2 Geographic breakdown of markets 3
EC 3 Cost of all goods, materials and services purchased 35
EC 4 Percentage of contracts paid 35
EC 5 Total payroll and benefits, by region not reported by region see 2006 annual report page 136
EC 6 Interest and any dividends 35
EC 7 Retained earnings 35
EC 8 Taxes paid, by region not reported by region see 2006 annual report page 106
EC 9 Any subsidies, by region no reliable figure available. TNT intends to report on this at a later stage
EC 10 Cash and in-kind donations 30
Environmental performance indicators
EN 1 Total materials use other than water, by type not applicable to Mail and Express services
EN 2 Recycled external waste the amount of service-related waste is relatively minor
EN 3 Direct energy use 37, 38
EN 4 Indirect energy use 37, 38, 39
EN 5 Total water use water consumption is relatively low
EN 6 Ownership of biodiversity habitats TNT doesn’t typically use land in risk areas
EN 7 Biodiversity impacts TNT doesn’t typically use land in risk areas
EN 8 Greenhouse gas emissions 37
EN 9 Use and emissions of ozone-depleting substances the amount of WHFCs and PFCs emitted is very low. Transport vehicles are typically not equipped with air-conditioning
EN 10 Airborne emissions such as NOx, SOx this is not yet reported separately.the new automotive techniques include this information
EN 11 Waste by type and destination 40
EN 12 Discharges to water, by type not applicable to Mail and Express services
EN 13 Environmental incidents 40
EN 14 Environmental impact of goods and services 37
EN 15 Recycling of products not applicable to Mail and Express services
EN 16 Incidents of non-compliance 40
Social performance indicators
LA 1 Breakdown of workforce by geography 3, 23
LA 2 Employment creation and turnover 23, 27
LA 3 Independent trade union memberships all TNT personnel may be a member of a trade union and may also unite themselves in work councils. In non-OECD countries, TNT is working on the implementation of SA 8000 in order to address the dilemma of national laws versus the TNT policy on this subject
LA 4 Workforce consultation programmes 27
LA 5 Occupational disease and accidents 26
LA 6 Health and safety committees 24
LA 7 Injuries, absenteeism and lost days 24, 25, 26
LA 8 Policies or programmes on HIV/AIDS Through the partnership with WFP, truck drivers receive HIV/AIDS awareness training in the Wellness Centers.
LA 9 Training hours 28
LA 10 Policies on equal opportunity 28
LA 11 Executive diversity 28
LA 16 Employability of employees and career ending management 27, Case 1
Human rights
HR 1 Policy on human rights 29
HR 2 Human rights in actions not yet reported but is typically part of the purchasing requirements
HR 3 Human rights in our supply chain our first priority is to implement social responsibility in our own fully-owned organisation
HR 4 Policy on non-discrimination 29
HR 5 Policy on freedom of association 29
HR 6 Policy on child labour 29
HR 7 Policy on forced labour 29
Society
SO 1 Policy on community impact see 2006 annual report page 76
SO 2 Policy on bribery and corruption see http://group.tnt.nl/corporategovernance/tntbusinessprinciples/index.asp
SO 3 Policy on political corruption see http://group.tnt.nl/corporategovernance/tntbusinessprinciples/index.asp
SO 4 Awards received relevant to social, ethical and environmental performance not applicable in 2006
Product responsibility
PR 1 Policy on health and safety relevant polices are in place, however not yet reported on
PR 2 Policy on product labelling 32
PR 3 Policy on consumer privacy relevant polices are in place, however not yet reported on
PR 6 Voluntary code compliance, product labels or awards with respect to social and/or environmental responsibility see http://group.tnt.com/aboutus/awardsandhonors/index.asp
PR 8 Policies and management systems related to customer satisfaction 32