How are companies dealing with their most important impacts, building trust with their stakeholders? The case studies sent out weekly through the FBRH Sustain Case Newsletter are intended to give you insights on how you can maintain and increase the value of your company, through a structured process. Today, 80% of the world’s 250 largest companies are using the Global Reporting Initiative’s G4 Framework for sustainability reporting. They are dealing with their most important impacts responsibly by identifying, measuring, setting targets and taking action. Most importantly, companies are using the GRI-G4 Guidelines to improve their reputation and build trust and respect, by documenting their positive contribution to the world and communicating their sustainability performance through their reports. As one of the world’s largest mobile telecommunications companies, the trust of its customers and other stakeholders, especially in matters of public health, is essential to Vodafone and critical to the value of its brand. Abstract As a global leader in mobile telecommunications, developing and improving mobile technology since the very first phone call over 30 years ago, the health and safety of Vodafone’s customers and the public remains a focus of its attention. After measuring and setting targets, Vodafone took action to ensure its mobiles and masts operate well within the guidelines set by the International Commission for Non-Ionising Radiation Protection (ICNIRP), form a board dedicated to radiofrequency (RF) matters, monitor electromagnetic field (EMF) emissions and ensure that all parts of its business adhere to strict industry-wide standards on the electromagnetic radiation created by mobile devices and masts and, also, fund independent EMF research into the priority areas identified by the World Health Organization. VIEW MORE Trending News Focus on sustainability leads to faster growth for Unilever: in 2015 Unilever’s Sustainable Living brands grew 30% faster than the rest of the business, accounted for nearly half of Unilever’s growth... READ MORE Ikea says in fiscal year 2015 it saw a 29 percent increase in sales of products that contribute to a more sustainable life at home for consumers... READ MORE Revenue from General Electric’s Ecomagination products totaled $34 billion in 2014, representing about 30 percent of total GE sales... READ MORE A case study for your company Interested in FBRH preparing a case study on your company and how it dealt with one of its key material issues? CONTACT Share Tweet Forward Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Reporting done responsibly www.fbrh.co.uk/csr If you have any comments or queries about the FBRH Sustain Case, please email Simon as this account does not get checked. Please click here if the e-mail above is not displayed correctly This email was sent to [email address of recipient]. Add fbrh-sustaincase@sustaincase.com to your address book so these emails always arrive in your inbox. Click here if you would like to Unsubscribe from our mailing list. © 2016 FBRH Consultants Ltd. Do not reproduce without permission.