CAPITAL | DESCRIPTION | MEASUREMENT INDICATORS | REFERENCE TO PARAGRAPHS OF THE REPORT |
Financial | - Sources of financing
and ways of using financial resources | INPUT: - Business continuity plan resources
- Equity and liabilities
OUTCOME: - GRI 201-1 Economic value generated, distributed and retained
- FS11 Percentage of assets subject to positive and negative environmental or social screening regarding social/environmental aspects
| - Consolidated financial position and cash flow
- Integration of ESG factors into investment policies
- Integration of ESG factors into insurance policies
- Indicators tables
|
Physical- structural | - Structures, equipment and infrastructure that have an impact on efficiency and effectiveness
| INPUT: - Corporate fleet data
- Air transport fleet data
- GRI 102-7 Widespread presence
OUTCOME: - Number of digital services offered
- Number of contacts handled
- GRI 305 Emissions
- GRI 306 Waste
- GRI 305-4 Intensity of GHG emissions related to real estate facilities
- Wastewater reporting
- Dematerialisation of procedures and
corresponding transactions | - Environmental impacts of real estate facilities
- Environmental impacts of logistics
- Innovation and digitisation of products, services and processes
- Indicators tables
|
Intellectual | - Intellectual property, procedural/ organisational system, reputation
| INPUT: - Business continuity plan resources
- GRI 205-1 Companies assessed for risks
related to corruption and percentage of operations audited for risks related to corruption - Specific training on procedures and policies of anti-corruption
- 207-1 Approach to tax
OUTCOME: - GRI 205-3 Reports managed by the Whistleblowing Committee
- GRI 418 Customer Privacy
- IT security and cyber security breaches
- Number of customers involved in IT security
breaches - Cases of bribery and corruption and
corrective actions - Anti-competitive practices
- GRI 415-1 Political contributions
| - Work with transparency and integrity
- Cybersecurity, IT Security and Privacy
- Innovation and digitisation of products, services and processes
- Indicators tables
|
Human | - Personnel knowledge and skills
| INPUT: - GRI 102-8 Number of personnel by contract type and gender
- GRI 401 Employment
- GRI 403-5 Worker training on occupational
health and safety - GRI 404 Training and Education
- GRI 405 Diversity and Equal Opportunity
- GRI 412 Human rights assessment
- Number of participants in development
programmes - Average hours of training for employees by
gender and category - Training programmes and career
development OUTCOME: - Workforce trends (employee turnover)
- GRI 403-9 Occupational accidents
- Diversity
- Number of cases of non-compliance with
labour standard - Disputes
| - Work with transparency and integrity
- Protection of human rights
- Equal career development opportunities
- Occupational health and safety
- Staff training and development
- Staff welfare and well-being
- Indicators tables
|
Social- relational | - Partnership and stakeholder relations
| INPUT: - Suppliers with an ISO 14001 or EMAS certified environmental management system
- GRI 402 Labor/Management Relations
- GRI 203-1 Corporate giving and/or
corporate citizenship initiatives - Existing tenders which incorporate specific
social criteria OUTCOME: - Number of contacts handled
- Customer satisfaction
- GRI 203 Indirect economic impacts
- The quality of the Universal Postal Service
- Customer experience in Post Offices
- Customer complaints by type
- Monthly complaints
- Settlements
- New customers in the categories most at
risk of financial exclusion as a percentage of total new acquisitions - FS14 ATMs for inclusion
- FS14 Post Offices for cultural integration
| - Protection of human rights
- Support for the socio-economic development of local communities
- Dialogue and transparency in relations with the authorities
- Relations with social partners
- Financial inclusion
- Quality and customer experience
- Legality and incorporation of ESG criteria within the procurement process
- Indicators tables
|
Natural | - Natural resources and ecosystem services
| INPUT: - GRI 301 Materials
- GRI 302 Energy
- GRI 303 Water and Effluents
- Total cost of energy purchased for real
estate facilities - Existing tenders which incorporate specific
environmental criteria OUTCOME: - GRI 305 Emissions
- GRI 306 Waste
- GRI 305-4 Intensity of GHG emissions
related to real estate facilities - Wastewater reporting
- Weight of electricity consumption relating to
real estate facilities by type of business | - Legality and incorporation of ESG criteria within the procurement process
- Environmental impacts of real estate facilities
- Environmental impacts of logistics
- Indicators tables
|
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