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Transformation

 
 

Sustainability

Evaluating and managing risk in companies is an increasingly important role of the board of directors. This has led Mvelaphanda Group companies to introduce systems which continuously evaluate their business strategies and processes in terms of a comprehensive risk management policy. All Group companies are challenged with developing strategies to manage and mitigate these risks where possible. Progress in this regard is monitored and reported on regularly.

Today’s corporate reporting is moving beyond reporting only on the economic “bottom line” to include reporting on the environmental and social impacts of business operations.
South African companies are starting to publish sustainability reports within the framework of the Global Reporting Initiative (“GRI”) guidelines, which are scheduled to be significantly revised in 2006.

Mvelaphanda Group is not currently actively involved in operating businesses which have responsibility for the negative impact on the natural environments in which they operate. These responsibilities are retained by the clients of the Group’s operating companies.

In the GRI social reporting context, Mvelaphanda Group is in a position to establish a fresh and winning corporate culture. This will be developed by involving executive and senior managers from all Group companies in strategic planning and training sessions designed to create a common purpose across the Group, and to develop a corporate culture geared to all-round success and staff fulfilment.