Stockland Ranks Second In The ‘S&P Dow Jones Sustainability Index’

Dailycsr.com – 30 November 2020 – It has been ten years since Stockland has been featured in the S&P Dow Jones Sustainability Index among the “top five rank”, while the managing director as well as the chief executive of Stockland, Mark Steinert said:
“We’re proud to extend our decade of sustainability leadership, having held a top five position on the DJSI for the past 10 years and retaining our listing on the DJSI World Index for over 15 years. Consistently achieving a top ranking over an extended period demonstrates our commitment to evolving our approach to environment, social, governance, and emerging issues in a rapidly changing world.”

Stockland built on its “positive legacy” by continuing to design as well as deliver “sustainable assets and communities” whereby demonstrating “better way to live”. Moreover, Stockland recently published “FY20 Annual Integrated Report” which came with “an extensive Sustainability Reporting Suite” bearing a testimony to its ways of delivering “shared social, environmental and economic value”.

Here is a list of steps taken by Stockland as it transitioned to “net-zero emissions” strengthening “community resilience” and asset, as mentioned by 3BLMedia:

“Increased total solar capacity to 18MW “Reduced emissions intensity by 65% “Saved $123m+ from energy efficiency initiatives “Delivered Australia’s first Green Star retirement communities “Rehabilitated 165ha of Australian native biodiversity “Diverted 98% civil contractor waste from landfill “Completed 10 years of climate resilience assessments”

Also take a look at the way Stockland support communities in “education, health and wellbeing” whereby creating “sustainable communities”, as mentioned by 3BLMedia:

“$4.4 million+ invested in communities “$500k pledged to support recovery from the Black Summer bushfires “Achieved the highest level of Retirement Living resident satisfaction in 5 years “Achieved resident Personal Wellbeing Index scores above the national average”

Moreover, Stockland has also improved its value chain by employee engagement and partnership with suppliers besides practicing “good governance”, here are some of the efforts, as mentioned by 3BLMedia:

“Supported the health, safety and wellbeing of employees, residents and tenants through the COVID-19 pandemic “Procured $2 million in goods and services from Indigenous suppliers “Released our inaugural Modern Slavery Statement “Exceeded women in management target “Ranked 6th on Equileap’s Global Top 100 gender equal companies”

References:
3blmedia.com