Materiality Analysis
The Assesment Process
Identification
Sources of sustainability topics:
sustainability standards and specification(GRI, RBA, TCFD, CDP, etc.) UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), responsible investment, industry trends and stakeholder engagements.
Extracted 16 topics to investigate the level of impact.
Impact Evaluation
Stakeholder Questionnaires and Interviews :
- 48 sets of crucial stakeholder questionnaires
- 11 sessions of interviews with stakeholders
Evaluate level of impact of 16 topics
Validation of Materiality
Aligning assessments by sustainability team with external stakeholder perspectives.
Validation of 6 highly material topics
Regular Reviews
Establish management policies and objectives for highly material topics, and review on a quarterly basis.
Conduct materiality identification process every 2 years to check the degree of impact of the topic
Stakeholders Engagement
ASUS identified stakeholders with major influences on ASUS, including seven stakeholder categories of employees, customers, supply chain, and business partners, investors, governments and NGOs, academic units and society (i.e., community and media). Through diverse channels, we carry out exchanges and engagements regularly and from time to time to understand stakeholders' expectations, and, at the same time, the information sources are used for evaluations of sustainability topics and impacts:
Materiality Metric
Contributions to SDGs
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