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Samsung Electronics focuses their sustainability practices in three dimensions, those are economic,
social and environmental. In terms of the economic dimension, Samsung Electronics communicate
with stakeholders through various channels, addressing their position on their interests as well as the
company’s major activities. The company also host multi stakeholder forums in Vietnam, they actively
participate in initiatives such as the Responsible Labor Initiative (RLI) from the RBA, and communicate
with investors through IR ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) roadshows. Samsung Electronics
communicate with their employees to ensure that they respect employees' rights and improve
employees' working conditions. And lastly they are also engage in continuous dialogue to seek mutual
solutions, detect, and prevent potential risk factors. While for the social dimension, Samsung
Electronics, as a responsible global corporate citizen, committed themselves to help resolve problems
faced by the communities in which they work. To this end, the company allocated KRW 2.6 trillion to
maintain the safety of their supply chain. They also extended their technical support and service
periods to support their customers that uses Samsung products and services. Samsung provided
technical support, expert personnel, knowledge, and infrastructure to the local communities, and
donated USD 39 million to governments, medical, and educational facilities in areas severely affected
by COVID-19. And lastly for the environmental dimension, Samsung Electronics are gradually replacing
product packaging materials with sustainable materials such as paper instead of plastic, vinyl, and
other disposable materials. They plan to fully convert paper for packaging and user manual into
sustainably-sourced paper by 2020. Plastic containers and vinyl packaging used for mobile product
packaging are being replaced by pulp mold and paper, while vinyl wrappings for earphones and cables
are being replaced with sustainable materials. Also, Samsung plans to gradually replace all packaging
materials for home appliances with sustainable materials.

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Samsung Electronics focuses on three dimensions of sustainability: economic, social, and

environmental. In terms of economics, Samsung Electronics communicates with stakeholders through
different channels, addressing their stance on their interests as well as the company's key operations.
In addition, the firm hosts multi-stakeholder conferences in Vietnam, actively participates in programs
such as the RBA’s Responsible Labor Initiative (RLI), and communicates with investors through IR ESG
(Environmental, Social, Governance) roadshows. Samsung Electronics communicates with its
employees to guarantee that their rights are respected and that their working conditions are
improved. Lastly, they are in constant communication to seek mutual solutions, recognize, and
mitigate any potential risk factors. In relation to the social dimension, Samsung Electronics, as a
responsible global corporate citizen, has committed to assisting communities in which they work in
address challenges. To that aim, the company set aside KRW 2.6 trillion to ensure the security of its
supply chain. They also extended their technical support and service periods in order to assist their
clients who utilize Samsung products and services. Samsung offered technical assistance, professional
staff, expertise, and infrastructure to local communities, as well as a USD 39 million donation to
governments, medical, and educational facilities in COVID-19-affected regions. Finally, in terms of the
environmental dimension, Samsung Electronics is increasingly replacing product packaging materials
such as paper with sustainable materials. All plastic, vinyl, and other throwaway packaging materials
are replaced by paper. They want to transition all packaging and user manual material to sustainably
produced paper by 2020. Plastic containers and vinyl packaging for mobile product packaging are
being replaced by pulp mold and paper, while vinyl wrappings for headphones and cables are being
replaced with sustainable materials. In addition, Samsung intends to eventually replace all household
appliance packaging materials with sustainable materials.