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Non-Financial Indicators Handbook -
2013
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VIVENDI
Environmental Indicators
6
Pollution and Waste Management
The number of certifications remained unchanged compared with the
previous year. They mainly relate to Vivendi’s corporate headquarters,
which, since 2009, has been certified by the European Management
Audit Scheme (EMAS), UMG’s headquarters in Santa Monica, which was
yet again awarded the Energy Star label, and UMG’s Woodland Hills site
in California, which received Leadership in Energy and Environmental
Design (LEED) certification. SFR obtained the ISO 14001 certification of
its Environmental Management System for the two following activities:
activity linked to maintenance and hosting of data centers and the SRR
(2)
activity (fixed and mobile telecommunication, tertiary and commercial,
reparation centers, deployment and maintenance of relay antennae).
Employee training and information on environmental
protection
GRI
UNGC
OECD
DMA LA Training
and education aspect
8
VI.7.
The business units hold information and awareness sessions in relation
to protection of the environment. These sessions may be educational
in nature (as in UMG Australia), or they may be held in connection
with certifications, or may serve to assist the correspondents at the
subsidiaries in charge of reporting environmental data.
6.2.
Pollution and Waste Management
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6.2.1. Reducing Waste Production, Recycling and Elimination of Waste
Professional electronic and electrical equipment waste
(WEEE) (kg)
GRI
UNGC
OECD
EN22
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VI.1.a
2013
2012
Consolidated data
771,954
915,474
C+G
43,357
UMG
18,128
GVT
35,610
SFR
631,509
MT
42,850
Corporate
500
The volumes of waste from electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE)
register a decrease. Only SFR recorded an increase in this waste
category, which is partly related to its clearance of WEEE associated
with moving its sites to the Saint Denis “SFR Campus”, in Paris region,
and partly to an equipment collection drive with its corporate customers.
At the Group level, the percentage of professional WEEE collected for
recycling accounted for 38% of the total collected.
Household electrical and electronic equipment waste
(WEEE) (kg)
GRI
UNGC
OECD
EN22
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VI.1.a
2013
2012
Consolidated data
3,389,566
2,650,399
C+G
304,963
UMG
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GVT
586,510
SFR
2,498,037
MT
0
Corporate
8
Collecting household WEEE from employees and customers rose
compared to the previous year. Canal+ Overseas in the West Indies held
a set-top box exchange campaign, UMG in the Netherlands upgraded
a substantial quantity of computers and SFR collected nearly 360,000
cellphones.
At the Group level, the percentage of household WEEE collected for
recycling accounted for 69% of the total collected.
