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ABOUT THE AWARDS

ELIGIBILITY

AWARDS CATEGORIES

JUDGING PROCESS

ENTRIES

AWARDS CEREMONY

WINNERS

FINALISTS

PHOTO GALLERY

MEDIA

SUPPORTING ORGANISATIONS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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Cover photo: Winners of the Asia Sustainability Repor�ng Awards 2015 with the Guest of Honour His Excellency Sco� Wightman, Honourable Guests David Vincent, Brigi�e Holtschneider and Christopher Ang and CSRWorks Managing Director Rajesh Chhabara.

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VISIONTo be the most inspiring recogni�on for sustainability

repor�ng in Asia.

VALUES• Integrity

• Independent

• Impar�al

• Objec�ve

• Transparency

INTRODUCTIONThe Asia Sustainability Repor�ng Awards recognise

and honour sustainability repor�ng leaders in Asia.

The Awards celebrate best prac�ces in sustainability

repor�ng and communica�ons.

The Asia Sustainability Repor�ng Awards are once-

in-a-year opportunity for all types of organisa�ons to

bui ld t rust and awareness amongst their

stakeholders by showcasing their corporate social

responsibility ini�a�ves.

The Asia Sustainability Repor�ng Awards are aimed

at crea�ng a much needed pla�orm for sharing best

prac�ces, bench marking and peer learning by

bringing together the leaders in sustainability

repor�ng. A key goal is to encourage and promote

sustainability disclosure by honouring those who

have demonstrated leadership in sustainability

repor�ng.

ORGANISERSThe Asia Sustainability Repor�ng Awards is a not-for-

profit mul�-stakeholder ini�a�ve by Singapore’s

leading sustainability consul�ng firm CSRWorks

Interna�onal. The Awards have been created as part

of CSRWorks’ own corporate responsibility

programme. The Awards are organised by csrma�ers,

a unit of CSRWorks Interna�onal, dedicated to

celebra�ng sustainability excellence in Asia.

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ABOUT THE AWARDS

Asia Sustainability Reporting Awards 2015

All types and sizes of private, public and non-profit organisa�ons in all sectors which produce a sustainability

report in Asia are eligible to apply for the Asia Sustainability Repor�ng Awards. The Awards are open to all

kinds of periodic sustainability repor�ng by all types of organisa�ons in opera�ng in Asia.

The types of reports eligible for the awards include:

• Annual Sustainability Report / Annual CSR Report

• Integrated Report

• CSR Communica�on within an Annual Report

• UNGC Communica�on on Progress

• Online CSR or Sustainability Communica�on (i.e. Company website or micro-site)

• Any other type of CSR or sustainability communica�on disclosed and available publicly

Entries are accepted for the most recent report published by an organisa�on for the applicable year.

SMEsThere is a dedicated category for Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) where eligible SMEs can par�cipate.

ELIGIBILITY

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The 2015 Awards were given in 14 categories:

1) Asia’s Best Sustainability Report

2) Asia’s Best Integrated Report

3) Asia’s Best First Time Sustainability Report

4) Asia’s Best Sustainability Report (SME)

5) Asia’s Best CSR Communica�on within

Annual Report

6) Asia’s Best Online CSR Communica�on

7) Asia’s Most Transparent Report

8) Asia’s Best Materiality Repor�ng

9) Asia’s Best Stakeholder Repor�ng

10) Asia’s Best Carbon Disclosure

11) Asia’s Best Supply Chain Repor�ng

12) Asia’s Best Community Repor�ng

13) Asia’s Best Workplace Repor�ng and Asia’s Best

Environmental Repor�ng.

In addi�on, Asia’s Sustainability Report of the Year

Award was given as the Top Award.

CATEGORY DESCRIPTIONPar�cipants and judges were provided a clear

descrip�on of each awards category to explain what

the judges will be looking for in the entry. The

descrip�on of each category was as follows:

Asia's Best Sustainability Report

This award goes to the organisa�on which

demonstrates overall excellence in repor�ng on

social, environmental and economic issues that

really ma�er to business as well as to its stakeholders

in an engaging, cohesive and transparent manner.

The winning report will show a strategic link between

the organisa�on’s business goals and its social and

environmental goals. The winner will have proven

that its report presents a candid and meaningful

account of its sustainability performance while

providing a glimpse of its future plans.

Asia's Best Integrated Report

The winning report would have demonstrated

integrated thinking, decision-making and ac�ons

that focus on the crea�on of value over the short,

medium and long term. The winner would have

shown how it takes into account the connec�vity and

interdependencies between the range of factors that

affect an organiza�on’s ability to create value over

�me.

The report must include disclosures about ma�ers

that substan�vely affect the organiza�on’s ability to

create value over the short, medium and long term.

The report should also provide insight into the nature

and quality of the organiza�on’s rela�onships with

its key stakeholders.

AWARDS CATEGORIES

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Asia's Best First Time Sustainability Report

This award is for those organisa�ons which have

published their first sustainability report during the

qualifying period. The winning report wil l

demonstrate a promising start by producing a well

rounded report by focussing on material topics and

stakeholder engagement.

Asia's Best Sustainability Report (SME)

This category is for the Small and Medium

Enterprises (SMEs). The award will go to the SME

which clearly demonstrates its understanding of the

material topics, stakeholder importance and how it

considers sustainability risks and opportuni�es to

become a be�er business.

Asia's Best CSR Communica�on within Annual Report

This category is for those organisa�ons which have

not yet started publishing their full sustainability

report but have started providing meaningful

informa�on about the i r corporate soc ia l

responsibility ini�a�ves and how these ini�a�ves

create value for business and its intended

stakeholders.

Asia's Best Online CSR Communica�on

This award will go to an organisa�on which has gone

beyond once-a-year sustainability report and

embarked on a more frequent communica�on about

its social, environmental and economic performance

on its website or a CSR micro-site. The organisa�on’s

openness to ac�vely engage stakeholders through

online pla�orms will be taken into account as well.

Asia's Most Transparent Report

The winner of this excep�onal award would have

shown that it is equally at ease when discussing “the

bad news” or what did not go quite right. This award

recognizes the most honest account of an

organisa�on’s sustainability performance including

men�ons of shortcomings, failings and difficult

challenges or situa�ons where there were no

immediate solu�ons.

Asia's Best Materiality Repor�ng

This category is for recognizing the best prac�ce in

materiality analysis and disclosure. The winner

would have shown a deep understanding of its

material issues, including the challenging and

complex issues, boundaries of various issues and

would have successfully explained how it priori�ses

issues and how it addresses the material issues.

Asia's Best Stakeholder Repor�ng

The award of this category will go to the report which

clearly demonstrates the organisa�on’s strategies,

goals and objec�ves in engaging with key

stakeholders and using the engagement to develop

effec�ve susta inabi l i ty programmes. Th is

organisa�on provides an evidence of a real

engagement with crucial stakeholders.

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Asia's Best Carbon Disclosure

This award goes to a reporter which has applied

interna�onal standards and best prac�ces for

measuring, monitoring and repor�ng its carbon

footprint. The organisa�on would have also revealed

its climate change policies and ini�a�ves to mi�gate

climate change through effec�ve carbon reduc�on

ac�vi�es.

Asia's Best Supply Chain Repor�ng

This award is for the best supply chain disclosure. The

winner would have clearly described its value chain,

key impacts along the value chain and what it is doing

to reduce adverse impacts in its supply chain and to

create value for all. Effec�ve supplier engagement is

a key criteria for this category.

Asia's Best Community Repor�ng

This award goes to the winner who has provided a

coherent account of its community investment,

impacts and the difference made. The winner will be

the one which goes beyond the tradi�onal charity

and takes a more strategic view of its role in the

community by implemen�ng pol ic ies and

programmes which not only help it retain “license to

operate”, they also help reduce its business risks and

enhance its overall reputa�on as a good corporate

ci�zen.

Asia's Best Workplace Repor�ng

This category recognizes the organisa�on which has

shown its leadership in workplace ma�ers to develop

a truly engaged, mo�vated and produc�ve

workforce. The organisa�on’s workplace policies and

results clearly show its ability to a�ract, grow and

retain talent to stay compe��ve and ahead of the

curve.

Asia's Best Environmental Repor�ng

The category celebrates the leading edge in

environmental repor�ng by fully taking into account

the most material environmental impacts of the

repor�ng organisa�on. The winner demonstrates

the strategic importance of its environmental

ini�a�ves to its business and to its stakeholders.

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The Asia Sustainability Repor�ng Awards are commi�ed to the highest standards in awards judging. The

guiding principles for judging the Awards include: independent from the organisers, diversity, integrity,

objec�vity, impar�ality, avoidance of conflict of interest, and transparency.

The judging panel is completely independent of the organisers to maintain the highest possible neutrality and

objec�vity. All submissions are evaluated by the panel of judges following rigorous criteria. In addi�on, a due

diligence on the finalists to iden�fy any recent or ongoing public controversies is taken into account.

JUDGING PROCESS

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The Judging Principles: Independent from the organisers, Diversity, Integrity, Objec�vity, Impar�ality, Avoidance of conflict of interest and Transparency.

Dr. Ar�e W. NgPrincipal Lecturer & Deputy Director

School of Professional Educa�on and Execu�ve Development (SPEED), The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Avvari V. MohanAssociate Professor for Strategic Management

Deputy Dean for Business Engagement & External Affairs

No�ngham University Business School, Malaysia

Dr. Annie KohVice President for Office of Business Development and Professor of Finance(Prac�ce)

Singapore Management University (SMU)

Alex P. Marvo, Jr.Chief of Opera�ons

Center for Sustainability Management, Sasin Graduate Ins�tute of Business Administra�on of Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand

Brigi�e HoltschneiderExecu�ve Director

Bri�sh Chamber of Commerce, Singapore

Christopher AngExecu�ve Director

Global Compact Network Singapore

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An independent panel of judges evaluated the entries against the established criteria. The panel included

judges with dis�nguished background with deep understanding of sustainability issues and disclosure.

The members of the judging panel included:

JUDGING PANEL

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Marcellinus bin Frederick LamhaiCEO

Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), Malaysia

Nithyanandam Yuvaraj BabuChief of Climate Change Ini�a�ve

US Aid, India

Vasanthi SrinivasanOrganiza�onal Behaviour & HRM Professor

Indian Ins�tute of Management, Bangalore

Ramakrishnan K THead of Opera�ons

Worldwide Responsible Accredited Produc�on (WRAP) India, Sri Lanka

Dr. Lawrence LohAssociate Professor Deputy Head of Department of Corporate Governance

NUS Business School, Singapore

Elaine CohenCEO

Beyond Business

Ken Hickson Director

ABC Carbon, Singapore

JUDGING MANUALA Judging Manual was created with a purpose to

provide a general framework for judging and to

ensure a consistent and objec�ve approach.

JUDGING CRITERIAJudges used a broad set of parameters to evaluate

each entry. Some of the parameters may apply to

specific award categories while others may be more

commonly applied. It was recognised that

sustainability repor�ng is a journey and different

organisa�ons may be at a different point in their

journey. That’s why it’s not mandatory to meet the

en�re criteria to be a winner. However, the winners

would have demonstrated that they are ahead of

their peers when tested against these overall

parameters.

In general, judges used the following parameters:

1. How strong is the link between the company’s

reported sustainability strategies and ac�vi�es

and its business strategy.

2. Whether the company uses interna�onally

accepted sustainability repor�ng frameworks

such as GRI and Integrated Repor�ng. If not,

whether the company uses other interna�onally

recognized corporate responsibility principles

including but not limited to ISO 26000, UNGC

Principles or other guidelines relevant to the

repor�ng organisa�on’s sector.

3. How the company iden�fies, describes and

addresses its most significant or material impacts

and issues.

4. How the company engages with stakeholders to

build a more credible sustainability approach.

5. Whether the report provides a clear descrip�on

of goals and targets and how the progress is

measured.

6. Whether the report provides a clear descrip�on

of the value created for the company or for its

stakeholders or both.

7. What is the degree of useful disclosure the

company provides through the report.

8. How comfortable the company is in disclosing its

failures, shortcomings, under performance or

sharing the nega�ve news.

9. Whether there is an independent assessment of

the company’s reported performance. Examples

of independent assessment may include but are

not limited to:

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a) Views of internal or external stakeholders’

incorporated in the sustainability report in

the relevant sec�ons.

b) Views expressed by an important external

stakeholder or an external stakeholder panel

included in the report.

c) Relevant cer�fica�ons disclosed in the

sustainability report.

d) External Assurance provided by independent

assurance providers.

In addi�on, a comprehensive due diligence, mainly

based on online research, on the finalists was taken

into account.

JUDGING ROUNDSEntries were judged in two rounds. In the first round,

the judges determined the finalists for each category.

The general guide was to have about 5-8 finalists

depending on the merit. The names of the finalists

were announced on 18 December 2015.

In the second round, also the final round, the judges

took a closer look at the finalists and decided the

winners. Each category has one winner unless the

judges strongly felt to name joint-winners or Highly

Commended men�ons. The winners were

announced on 28 January 2016 at the Award

Ceremony cum Gala Dinner in Singapore.

Each category was judged by 3 or 5 judges to ensure

objec�vity and good governance.

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The Asia Sustainability Repor�ng Awards 2015

received a very healthy response from all over Asia.

Entries were received from China, Hong Kong, India,

Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, the Philippines,

Singapore, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Thailand and UAE.

Par�cipants ranged from very large Asian

conglomerates to Small and Medium Enterprises

(SMEs) to state-owned enterprises to non-profit

organisa�ons.

Industry Sectors: Companies in the race for the

Awards represented diverse industry sectors that

included adver�sing, airports, automa�on,

automobiles, banking, cement, chemicals,

commodi�es, construc�on, engineering, fer�lizers,

finance, health supplements , informa�on

technology, marine, media, mining, oil & gas, power,

property development, REIT, retail, NGO, planta�ons,

shipping, so�ware, telecom, tex�le and water.

ENTRIES

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The Asia Sustainability Repor�ng Awards 2015 received a very healthy response from all over Asia.

Winners of the Asia Sustainability Repor�ng Awards

2015 were announced and felicitated in an exclusive

awards ceremony-cum-gala-dinner event in

Singapore on 28 January 2016. The event was hosted

at Eden Hall, the official residence of the Bri�sh High

Commissioner in Singapore. The Bri�sh High

Commissioner His Excellency Sco� Wightman was

the Guest of Honour.

The event was a�ended by dignitaries from diverse

fields including business, non-profit, embassies,

trade associa�ons, advocacy organisa�ons and

academics. A significant number of finalists were

present at the event who travelled from different

places in Asia to a�end the event.

The winners received a specially designed plaque

framed by recycled wood. The winner of the top

honours, “Asia’s Sustainability Report of the Year,”

received an exclusive golden plaque. All finalists

received a cer�ficate printed on FSC cer�fied paper

sourced from sustainable forests. In addi�on, the

winners and the finalists will be authorised to use the

privileged Asia Sustainability Repor�ng Awards Icons

for branding purpose.

His Excellency Sco� Wightman presented the top

award- Asia’s Sustainability Report of the Year 2015

to Hang Lung Proper�es, Hong Kong. Other awards

were presented by Mr. David Vincent (Director, South

East Asia Climate Change & Energy Network for the

Bri�sh High Commission), Ms. Brigi�e Holtschneider

(Execu�ve Director, Bri�sh Chamber of Commerce)

and Mr. Christopher Ang (Execu�ve Director, Global

Compact Network Singapore). Mr. Rajesh Chhabara,

Managing Director of CSRWorks Interna�onal,

presented the cer�ficates to the finalists.

AWARDS CEREMONY

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Hang Lung Proper�es, Hong Kong clinched Asia's

Sustainability Report of the Year Award. Hang Lung

also won Asia's Best Sustainability Report Award

2015. Other top winners included Commercial Bank

of Ceylon, Sri Lanka (Asia's Best Integrated Report),

Omnicom Media Group MENA, Dubai and ACWA

Power, Dubai (Joint winners of Asia's Best First Time

Sustainability Report), ADFIAP Philippines (Asia's

Best Sustainability Report-SME), Orient Overseas

Container Line, Hong Kong (Asia's Best CSR

Communica�on within Annual Report) and Birla

Carbon (Asia's Best Online CSR Communica�on).

Birla Carbon also won Asia's Most Transparent

Report award.

Winners were announced and felicitated in an

exclusive awards ceremony-cum-gala-dinner event

in Singapore on 28 January 2016. Please see below

the complete lis�ng of winners.

WINNERS

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Hang Lung Proper�es, Hong Kong clinched Asia's Sustainability Report of the Year Award.

Award Category Winner

Hang Lung Proper�es LimitedAsia's Sustainability Report of the Year (Judges' Choice)

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Hang Lung Proper�es Limited

Country

Hong Kong

Hong KongAsia's Best Sustainability Report

Winner: Commercial Bank of Ceylon PLC

PT Pertamina EPHighly Commended:

Sri Lanka

Indonesia


Joint Winners: Omnicom Media Group MENA

ACWA Power

Dubai

Dubai


Associa�on of Development Financing Ins�tu�ons in Asia and the Pacific (ADFIAP)

The PhilippinesAsia's Best Sustainability Report (SME)

Orient Overseas Container Line Limited Hong KongAsia's Best CSR Communica�on within Annual Report

Winner: Birla Carbon

MaybankHighly Commended:

Malaysia

Malaysia


Birla Carbon, Aditya Birla Group IndiaAsia's Best Materiality Repor�ng

Maynilad Water Services Inc The PhilippinesAsia's Best Stakeholder Repor�ng

Winner: Airport Authority

Kulim (Berhad) Highly Commended:

Hong Kong

Malaysia


Gammon Construc�on Limited Hong KongAsia's Best Supply Chain Repor�ng

Winner: YES Bank Limited

StarHub LimitedHighly Commended:

India

Singapore


Winner: Maybank

Ayala Corpora�onHighly Commended:

Malaysia

The Philippines


Maynilad Water Services Inc. The PhilippinesAsia's Best Environmental Repor�ng

Birla Carbon, Aditya Birla Group IndiaAsia's Most Transparent Report

Asia's Sustainability Report of the Year (Judges' Choice): Winner: Hang Lung Proper�es Limited, Hong Kong

Asia's Best Sustainability Report:Winner: Hang Lung Proper�es Limited, Hong Kong

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Asia's Best Integrated Report:Winner: Commercial Bank of Ceylon PLC, Sri Lanka

Asia's Best First Time Sustainability Report:Joint Winners: Omnicom Media Group MENA, Dubai & ACWA Power, Dubai"

Asia's Best Integrated Report:Highly Commended: PT Pertamina EP, Indonesia

Asia's Best Online CSR Communica�on:Winner: Birla Carbon

Asia's Best Sustainability Report (SME):Winner: ADFIAP, The Philippines

Asia's Best CSR Communica�on within Annual Report:Winner: Orient Overseas Container Line Limited, Hong Kong

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Asia's Best Materiality Repor�ng:Winner: Birla Carbon, Aditya Birla Group, India

Asia's Best Online CSR Communica�on:Highly Commended: Maybank, Malaysia

Asia's Best Supply Chain Repor�ng: Winner: Gammon Construc�on Limited, Hong Kong

Asia's Best Carbon Disclosure:Winner: Airport Authority Hong Kong

Asia's Best Carbon Disclosure:Highly Commended: Kulim (Malaysia) Berhad

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Asia's Best Stakeholder Repor�ng:Winner: Maynilad Water Services Inc., The Philippines

Asia's Best Community Repor�ng:Highly Commended: StarHub Limited, Singapore

Asia's Best Community Repor�ng:Winner: YES Bank Limited, India

Asia's Best Workplace Repor�ng:Highly Commended: Ayala Corpora�on, The Philippines

Asia's Most Transparent Report:Winner: Birla Carbon, Aditya Birla Group, India

Asia's Best Environmental Repor�ng:Winner: Maynilad Water Services Inc., The Philippines

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Asia's Best Workplace Repor�ng:Winner: Maybank, Malaysia

A�er the first round of judging, 40 organisa�ons made it to the final round of the Asia Sustainability Repor�ng

Awards 2015. The finalists were announced on 18 December 2015.

Names of the finalists are presented below:

FINALISTS

Asia Sustainability Repor�ng Awards 2015

Award Category Shortlisted Finalists Country

Bhar� Airtel

Cairn India

CLP Holdings

Hang Lung Proper�es

Airport Authority Hong Kong

Majid Al Fu�aim Proper�es

Mahindra & Mahindra

Maybank

Olam Interna�onal

PTT Global Chemical Public Company

Singtel

Yes Bank

India

India

Hong Kong (China)

Hong Kong (China)

Hong Kong (China)

United Arab Emirates

India

Malaysia

Singapore

Thailand

Singapore

India

Asia's Best Sustainability Report

Commercial Bank of Ceylon

Kulim Malaysia

Link Real Estate Investment Trust

PT Pertamina EP

Sri Lanka

Malaysia

Hong Kong (China)

Indonesia


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ACWA Power

Cerebos

MGI Cou�er Exotech Industries

Omnicom Media Group MENA

Pupuk Kujang

Sime Darby Planta�ons

Dubai (UAE)

Singapore

India

Dubai (UAE)

Indonesia

Malaysia


ACWA Power

ADFIAP

MGI Cou�er Exotech Industries

Dubai (UAE)

The Philippines

India

Asia's Best Sustainability Report (SME)

Cairn India


EMC So�ware and Services

Orient Overseas Container Line

Telekom Malaysia

India

Sri Lanka

India

Hong Kong (China)

Malaysia

Asia's Best CSR Communica�on within Annual Report

Birla Carbon

Maybank

Ooredoo

India

Malaysia

Qatar


Bangchak Petroleum Public Company

Birla Carbon

Chunghwa Telecom



Maynilad Water

Asia's Best Materiality Repor�ng Thailand

India

Taiwan

Hong Kong (China)

Hong Kong (China)

The Philippines

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ADFIAP




Maybank

Maynilad Water

The Philippines

Thailand

Sri Lanka

Hong Kong (China)

Malaysia

The Philippines

Asia's Best Stakeholder Repor�ng

Cairn India

Gammon Construc�on


Kulim Malaysia

Maynilad Water


Sime Darby Planta�ons

India

Hong Kong (China)

Hong Kong (China)

Malaysia

The Philippines

Hong Kong (China)

Malaysia


Birla Carbon

Gammon Construc�on

India

Hong Kong (China)

Asia's Best Supply Chain Repor�ng

Birla Carbon

Chunghwa Telecom


Maybank

PT Pertamina (Persero)

PT Semen Indonesia

PT Wijaya Karya

StarHub

Telekom Malaysia

Yes Bank

India

Taiwan

Sri Lanka

Malaysia

Indonesia

Indonesia

Indonesia

Singapore

Malaysia

India


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Ayala Corpora�on



Maybank

The Philippines

Sri Lanka

Hong Kong (China)

Malaysia



Birla Carbon


Maynilad Water


UOL

Wheelock Proper�es

SM Prime

Thailand

India

Hong Kong (China)

The Philippines

Hong Kong (China)

Singapore

Hong Kong (China)

The Philippines

Asia's Best Environmental Repor�ng

Birla Carbon

Cairn India

Chunghwa Telecom

CLP Holdings

Maybank

PT Pertamina (Persero)

SM Prime Holdings

India

India

Taiwan

Hong Kong (China)

Malaysia

Indonesia

The Philippines

Asia's Most Transparent Report

ACWA Power

ADFIAP



Omnicom Media Group


Dubai (UAE)

The Philippines

Sri Lanka

Hong Kong (China)

Dubai (UAE)

Hong Kong (China)

Asia's Sustainability Report of the Year

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F I N A L I S T S Asia Sustainability Reporting Awards 2015

Finalists present at the awards ceremony receiving their merit cer�ficate from CSRWorks Interna�onal Managing Director Rajesh Chhabara

PT Pertamina EP, Indonesia

Bhar� Airtel Limited, India CLP Holdings Limited, Hong Kong

Olam Interna�onal Limited, Singapore

Singtel Ltd, Singapore

Mahindra & Mahindra Limited, India

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Cerebos Pacific Limited, Singapore

Bangchak Petroleum Public Co Ltd, Thailand UOL Group Limited, Singapore

EMC So�ware Services, India

MGI Cou�er Exotech Industries, IndiaKulim Malaysia Limited, Malaysia

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Telekom Malaysia Berhad, Malaysia

PT Wijaya Karya (Persero) Tbk, Indonesia Wheelock Proper�es (HK) Limited, Hong Kong

Sime Darby Planta�on, Malaysia

Chunghwa Telecom Co. Ltd, Taiwan

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PT Indosat Tbk, Indonesia

PT Semen Indonesia (Persero) Tbk, Indonesia

Bryan and Jayesh, the charming hosts

Welcome address by Rajesh Chhabara, Managing Director of CSRWorks Interna�onal

Key note address by the Guest of Honour His Excellency Sco� Wightman

Hang Lung Proper�es team receiving the top award from His Excellency Sco� Wightman

In between the Awards, the lovely voice of Si Wen

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Guests enjoying the gala dinner-cum-awards ceremony event


PHOTO GALLERY

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P H O T O G A L L E R YAsia Sustainability Reporting Awards 2015

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The Asia Sustainability Repor�ng Awards 2015 event was extensively covered by a variety of media outlets

across Asia. Here is a snapshot of media reports."

MEDIA

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Our aim is to make Asia Sustainability Repor�ng

Awards as inclusive as possible by seeking and

welcoming support from diverse stakeholders. All

organisa�ons which are interested in promo�ng

corporate social responsibility and sustainability

disclosure are welcome to be part of the Awards.

The 2015 Asia Sustainability Repor�ng Awards were

supported by a diverse number of public, social and

p r i va t e o rga n i s a � o n s . M a i n s u p p o r � n g

organisa�ons and partners for the inaugural awards

included the Bri�sh High Commission, High

Commission of Canada, Bri�sh Chamber of

Commerce, Canadian Chamber of Commerce, Global

Compact Network Singapore, Vietnam Business

Council for Sustainable Development, Ethical

Performance, Apparel View, Systainability Asia,

Beyond Business, Green Evangelists, Ginga

Environment, Teach CSR, Global Sense and ABC

Carbon among others.

SPONSORSNo sponsorship was sought or received for the 2015

Asia Sustainability Repor�ng Awards. The cost of the

Awards was funded by the nominal entry fee

contributed by par�cipants and from internal

resources of CSRWorks Interna�onal.

SUPPORTING ORGANISATIONS

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The grand success of the 2015 Asia Sustainability

Repor�ng Awards was made possible by the support

and encouragement we received from several

organisa�ons, individuals and friends. We sincerely

thank everyone who supported the awards including

the suppor�ng organisa�ons. We thank all the judges

for their incredible commitment and support for the

awards.

Our special thanks to the Bri�sh High Commission

Singapore for their invaluable support. A big thank

you to all the organisa�ons which submi�ed entries

for the awards. We would like to thank in par�cular

His Excellency Sco� Wightman, David Vincent,

Harriet Henniker-Major, Lena MacCarthy and Paul

Rodriguez from the Bri�sh High Commission

Singapore. Our very special thanks to Brigi�e

Holtschneider, Christopher Ang, Elaine Cohen, Alex

Mavro, Dr. Annie Koh, Dr. Avvari Mohan, Dr.

Lawrence Loh, Nithyanandam Yuvaraj Babu, Ken

Hickson, Ramakrishnan K T. Douglas Harding, Bryan

Choo, Jayesh Melwani, Si Wen, Ang Shuang Shuang,

Paul Rodriguez, Cheryl Wang Yu, Robert Steele,

Arvind Kumar and Sreekumar Madhavan.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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