Sustainability strategy

Sustainability is an integral part of strategic planning at CCR Group. We channel investments to projects that deliver benefits to society, government and investors

Among CCR Group's strategic objectives are maintaining sustainability and user satisfaction as differentiators to protect and create value for the business. The company channels resources to projects that deliver benefits across society, government and investors.

To support strategic planning around social and environmental risks, a materiality process was conducted and later revisited in 2016 to align CCR Group's internal vision with stakeholders' views on what issues should be prioritized by the company. The issues identified by stakeholders were selected and validated by management to be incorporated in our internal strategy and accounted for in the high-level impacts from our activities. They have also been correlated with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Externalities are, in CCR Group's view, an element in all relationships within a system through which value is shared and positive and negative impacts are created. To identify material issues for our business, a study on externalities was prepared in 2011 and revised in 2013. The materiality process in 2016 built further on this process to identify material issues affecting CCR Group. For each material issue, the company has developed corporate policies to guide business units' actions, objectives and goals.

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We are committed to the Global Compact and its ten principles, we are a signatory of the Na Mão Certa Program, a business pact against roadside sexual exploitation of children and adolescents promoted by ChildHood Brazil, and we are among the early adopters of the International Integrated Reporting Framework. The company recently attended the Climate Forum organized by Instituto Ethos, and annually participates in the Carbon Disclosure Program (CDP).

The UN has adopted a set of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as part of a new sustainability agenda towards 2030, building on the eight Millennium Development Goals (2000- 2015). There are now 17 goals and 169 targets, a section on ways to implement global partnerships and a framework for monitoring and reviewing implementation.

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About CCR Group’s sustainability reporting process, view the full report here.

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Urban Mobility

The completion of Subway Line 2 in Bahia and the start of operation of Line 1 have provided users with access to quality public transport to nearby communities, as well as creating employment and income opportunities and reducing environmental impact through lower CO2 emissions.

Airports

Completion of BH Airport's Terminal 2 has also transformed the Confins (MG) region, creating employment and income opportunities for communities. The airport expansion includes additional retail stores, a larger food court and a new hotel, improving the overall user experience.

Toll Roads

Contract addenda signed for the Jundiaí Complex (CCR AutoBAn) and COC ViaOeste have created positive impacts in terms of improved vehicle flow, in addition to environmental gains. The Jundiaí Complex was designed to produce zero construction waste through recycling.