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KONE 2013 | CORPOR ATE RESPONSIBILIT Y REPORT

REPORTING SCOPE

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Reporting scope

KONE has chosen to report using the

Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) guidelines

in order to facilitate easier comparison of

our performance with other companies

and to streamline our own corporate

responsibility reporting efforts. KONE

has published a Corporate Responsibility

Report annually since 2008. The previous

report was published in June 2013.

The reports follow GRI (G3) reporting

guidelines as far as they are applicable.

The report for 2013 covers economic,

social, and environmental responsibility.

A table detailing how this report complies

with the GRI guidelines is shown on pages

48–49. We have self-declared our reporting

to be Application Level B of the GRI G3

Guidelines. PricewaterhouseCoopers

Oy has checked our reporting and has

confirmed it to be Application Level B.

The reporting period corresponds with the

calendar year and with KONE’s financial

year of January 1–December 31, 2013.

When developing the report content and

choosing indicators, the driver has been

the materiality to KONE’s operations. The

materiality analysis questionnaire was

conducted for external stakeholders and

different organizational units within KONE.

The purpose of the analysis was to identify

and prioritize the key aspects of KONE’s

corporate responsibility. The results are

described on p. 14 - 15. KONE’s approach

to corporate responsibility has also been

described in the CEO’s and Chairman of

the Board’s reviews on pages 4 - 5, and

in the strategy description on page 8. All

major local and regional organizations and

all production units are included in the

reporting scope.

All financial data and a significant

proportion of the employee-related data

has been collected through KONE’s

enterprise resource management and

financial reporting systems. All financial

figures presented in this report are based

on KONE Corporation’s consolidated and

audited financial statements for 2012 and

2013.

The personnel data is provided by our HR

organization and – with the exception of

the data relating to gender distribution

in management – covers the entire KONE

Group.

The environmental data has been collected

from KONE’s 11 manufacturing units

worldwide and from 31 major country

organizations with sales, installation,

and service operations in Asia-Pacific,

EMEA, and North America. The collected

environmental data covers 84% (2012:

85%) of all KONE’s employees and

100% of the employees working at our

manufacturing units. The facilities related

data collected from the reporting country

organizations has been extrapolated for

the entire KONE organization. The goal

is to gradually extend our environmental

reporting to cover all of KONE.

Data on business air travel has been

collected from 27 countries, covering

approximately 75% of all business travel

by KONE employees, and data on KONE’s

vehicle fleet fuel consumption has been

collected from 20 countries, covering

over 97% of the total fleet. Data related

to product and spare parts logistics has

been collected centrally by the corporate

organization. The logistics data covers the

transportation of products from KONE’s

manufacturing units to customers and

the transportation of modules that are

delivered straight from our suppliers to our

delivery centers and onward to customers.

Inbound logistics of materials to KONE’s

manufacturing sites is excluded from

the reporting scope because of its minor

impact (KONE prefers material suppliers

located close to our manufacturing units,

and a large part of the modules are

delivered directly from suppliers to KONE

distribution centers).

KONE has used an environmental

performance software system since

2011. The environmental data has been

collected from branch offices using a

customized data collection spreadsheet

consolidated on the country level. The

country-level data has been entered into

the environmental performance system.

The data has further been consolidated

globally in a combined effort with KONE’s

global carbon footprint assessment.

The environmental performance has

been reported in accordance with the

Greenhouse Gas Protocol and ISO 14064

guidelines. KONE’s greenhouse gas

emissions for scopes 1 and 2 (direct and

indirect energy consumption) and scope 3

(logistics and business air travel) have been

assured by Ecobio Oy.

We welcome any feedback on this report

or our overall corporate responsibility

performance. If you have any comments

or suggestions, please contact corporate

communications at

contact@kone.com.