UN SDGs

DRB strives to align with the UN SDGs as an integral part of the global civil society.  We conduct a thorough analysis of the positive and negative impacts of our business activities, focusing on the SDGs closely related to our operations. In addition, we seek and aim to leverage business opportunities that contribute to achieving these goals in the future.

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환경 (Environmental) 정보
Environmental
Eco-friendly Management Resource Circulation Recycle and Wastewater Purification
Hazardous Substances Reduction and Waste Management Response to Climate Change Promotion of Eco-Friendly Technologies
Air Pollutant Reduction Energy Conservation and Decarbonized Fuels Conservation of Ecosystem and Biodiversity
인권 및 노동 (Human Right & Labor) 정보
Human Right & Labor
Human Rights Management Cooperative Labor-Management Relations Gender Equality and Anti-Discrimination
Mature Growth and Supply Chain Management Grievance Procedure and Human Right Violation Remedy (DRB Sangdam4u, etc.) Talent Cultivation and Capacity Enhancement
Occupational Safety and Employee Health Environmental, Health and Safety Compliance Awareness Leisure and Family Friendly Certification Social Contribution and Corporate Citizenship Enhancement
지배구조 (Governance) 정보
Governance
Ethical Management (Anti-Corruption) Information Security Board of Directors and ESG Committee
Fair Trade Compliance Program Compliance and Risk Management
Global Cooperative Network (UNGC, UNICEF) Investors’ Information and Tax Policy

UNGC

DRB joined UNGC in April 2021, enhancing compliance with the 10 principles in human rights, labor, environment, and anti-corruption.

Communication on Progress

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성과 이행 보고 (Communication on Progress) 정보
UNGC’s Ten principles DRB’s systems and policies Related activities
Human Rights
  • Principle 1
    Businesses should support and respect the protection of internationally proclaimed human rights; and 
  • Principle 2
    Make sure they are not complicit in human rights abuses.
  • DRB’s Human Rights Management Principles
    Articles 1 (Respect for Human Rights)
  • DRB Code of Ethics
    Article 1-2: Reporting of and response to violation of the Code of Ethics
DRB Holding joined the UNGC on April 15, 2021, and abides by the UN SDGs, the Ten Principles and international labor rules such as those of the ILO and OECD.
Labor
  • Principle 3
    Businesses should uphold freedom of association and the effective recognition of the right to collective bargaining;
  • Principle 4
    The elimination of all forms of forced and compulsory labor; 
  • Principle 5
    The effective abolition of child labor; and
  • Principle 6
    The elimination of discrimination in respect to employment and occupation.
  • DRB’s Human Rights Management Principles
    • 2. Respect for diversity and non-discrimination
    • 3. Prohibition of forced labor
    • 4. Prohibition of child labor
    • 5. Guarantee of freedom for collective bargaining
DRB Holding ensures collective bargaining and freedom of association through its own human rights management standards. The forced labor prohibition provision in its Human Rights Management Principles bans workers from engaging in forced labor, and child labor has been prohibited since 2021 to safeguard children’s rights in compliance with UNICEF's guidelines, Child Rights and Business Principles. In addition, DRB's human rights management principles and anti-discrimination provisions in the employment rules prohibit any discrimination based on race, religion, disability, gender, education, age, physical condition, country of origin, region of origin, political opinion, etc. in employment and work and respect diversity.
Environment
  • Principle 7
    Businesses are asked to support a precautionary approach to environmental challenges;
  • Principle 8
    Undertake initiatives to promote greater environmental responsibility; and
  • Principle 9
    Encourage the development and diffusion of environmentally friendly technologies.
  • DRB’s Green Management Policy
    Articles 5 (Management/Will)
    Articles 6 (Mutual growth/Disclosure)
  • DRB Code of Ethics
    Chapter 4 Article 3 Environmental protection
DRB Holding offers training to strengthen the capabilities of personnel in areas such as air, water quality, waste, chemicals, soil management, energy reduction, and climate action to prevent and mitigate environmental risks. We also perform training and promotional activities targeting external suppliers on waste management, chemical handling, energy reduction, and climate action. The demands and issues of internal and external stakeholders, as well as factors that have a significant impact on the environment, are reported to the highest decision-maker within the company, and corrective and improvement plans are devised and implemented. We signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Korea Environment Corporation in 2021 for resource recycling and a sustainable environment, and it is actively participating in the creation and distribution of resource recycling education programs for future generations. Furthermore, eco-friendly products and technology are being created as part of environmental management operations.
Anti-corruption
  • Principle 10
    Businesses should work against corruption in all its forms, including extortion and bribery
  • DRB Code of Ethics
    Chapter 2. Code of Ethics for Members
On the basis of the operating regulations on legal management and compliance, internal accounting management, and the Cyber Audit Office, DRB Holding has secured a process for all stakeholders to submit concerns about anti-corruption and human rights breaches, and an employee grievance handling mechanism as well as the Cyber Audit Office are being operated. Furthermore, since March 25, 2022, DRB Holding has participated in the Business Integrity Society hosted by the UN Global Compact Network Korea and the Korea Sustainability Investing Forum, and it has also pledged to improve ESG competency and create an anti-corruption corporate culture.