EDF / 2018 Reference document

ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIETAL INFORMATION – HUMAN RESOURCES EDF's commitments in the area of sustainable development

SHAREHOLDERS

GOVERNMENT AND TRANSNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

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STATUTORY AUDITORS, RATING AGENCIES, AUDITORS

CIVIL SERVANTS

ELECTED OFFICIALS

LENDERS INSURERS

REGULATORS

F I N A N C I A L

EMPLOYEES

P U B L I C A U T H O R I T I E S

S T A K E H O L D E R S

COMPETITORS IMPACTED POPULATIONS AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES

INTERNAL GOVERNANCE BODIES

S T A K E H O L D E R S

C I V I L S O C I E T Y

I N T E R N A L

REPRESENTATIVES

NGOs, ASSOCIATIONS, THINK TANKS

DIVISIONS AND ENTITIES OF THE GROUP

PROFESSIONAL ORGANISATIONS

TRADE UNIONS

S U P P L I E R S

C L I E N T S

PRESS & MEDIA

BUSINESS CLIENTS HOUSING COOPERATIVES & CONDOMINIUNS LOCAL

PARTNERS

LEGAL SUPPORT

SUB-CONTRACTORS

PRIVATE USERS

UNIVERSITY AND HIGHER EDUCATION (RECRUITMENT/SKILLS)

AUTHORITIES

VULNERABLE CUSTOMERS

OTHER TYPES OF CLIENTS

SUPPLIERS

Stakeholder dialogue mechanisms 3.1.1.2 Surveys and listening practices 3.1.1.2.1 Formal listening to stakeholder expectations has historically been highly developed in the generation and marketing businesses in France, as well as at EDF Energy and EDF Renewables. Surveys monitored year after year through questionnaires and with stable groups make it possible to measure changes in the expectations of the populations: local resident survey on nuclear, classic thermal and hydropower generation (1) : ■ carried out since 2009 by official survey companies such as IPSOS, these studies measure local residents’ perceptions of nearby plants and energy. Nineteen nuclear generation sites, 6 fossil thermal sites, 14 hydropower sites and 2 nuclear sites under decommissioning (Creys-Malville and Brennilis) in 2018. With

respect to nuclear power plants, for example, the surveys highlight the positive impact in terms of employment (83%), economic activity (77%), commerce (65%) and community equipment (62%); sustainable Development Survey (SDS): this monitors European opinion on topics ■ relating to the environment, energy and sustainable development, and is carried out by the R&D department. There is a clear increase in the level of environmental concern in the three countries surveyed (France, Germany and Great Britain); internal Environmental Survey (BIPE): this survey is carried out with a sample of ■ EDF and Enedis employees (2) . The questions relate to: the environment, energy, CSR and innovative concepts. The main results are presented in section 3.1.3.3.5 “Sustainable Development (SD) Training and Awareness Raising - Change in the perceptions of internal and external audiences” (3) .

Nineteen nuclear generation sites, 6 fossil thermal sites, 14 hydropower sites and 2 nuclear sites under decommissioning (Creys-Malville and Brennilis) were the subject of this (1) survey in 2018 Enedis is an independantly managed subsidiary. (2) Other than the internal investigation “MyEDF”, see section 3.4 “Further Human Resources considerations”. (3)

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