Yara Sustainability Report 2021
Growing a Nature- Positive Food Future
Growing a Nature-Positive Food Future
To better reflect our holistic and progressive strategy, 'Growing a Nature-Positive Food Future' is our new ambition statement. This encompasses our expertise in crop nutrition solutions and our goal of climate-neutrality, but also goes further. We will expand our knowledge-sharing to create measurable, positive global impact in order to help feed the world and contribute to a responsible food system while protecting nature, reducing emissions, and improving livelihoods.
Concretely, we will:
- Establish partnerships to decarbonize agriculture and shipping.
- Use our deep and growing knowledge, products, and digital solutions to enhance crops and soil health, while reducing pollution.
- Reach more farmers and communities to improve nutrition and quality of life through our global scale.
- Protect and restore nature and reverse climate change through science-based targets and actions.
- Contribute to creating a viable, profitable food future for all.
The new ambition statement will be our guide to areas where we will aim to create positive global impact, and where we will measure success. Our new KPI and target structure will enable us to fine-tune our performance tracking.
Our strategic pillars remain the same - to advance operational excellence and expand our reach and offerings. Yara's ability to drive change is based on operating a worldwide production, trade, and marketing system, with people on the ground in more than 60 countries. We are involved throughout the food value chain, from mining of minerals, to processing and providing expert crop nutrition advice to farmers, to piloting organic-based fertilizer products, leveraging upcycled nutrients in our product portfolio.
We recognize the urgent nature and climate crises which are unfolding, and we are positioning Yara to play an important role in driving change and value creation for the future.
Performance highlights 2021
At Yara, we do well by doing good. We take a holistic approach to measuring success. It is our firm belief that there is no contradiction between purpose and profit. In fact, having a clear purpose and operating in a sustainable way, is a prerequisite for creating profit over time. As a response, we manage and measure our value creation along the four pillars People, Planet, Prosperity, and Governance.
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People
TRI 1.0
Total Recordable Injuries per million working
hours for employees and contractors
79%
engagement index score
29%
women senior managers
Planet
2%
reduction in energy consumption
143,000
tonne CO2e reduction
(scope 1+2)
2%
of Yara's freshwater withdrawals were in water stressed areas
Prosperity Governance
8.2 | Zero | |
million hectares under active management | major severity socio-economic cases | |
through our digital solutions | ||
6% | 94% | |
net job creation | completed the Code of Conduct e-learning | |
NOK 58 | 50/50 | |
per share paid in dividends to our shareholders | gender balance in the Group Executive Board | |
Listed as one of the 100 most sustainably managed companies in the world
Yara was ranked as no. 29 on Fortune's prestigious Change the World List
Number three in a review of ESG disclosures from the 100 largest companies on the Oslo Stock Exchange
Yara won the Finance for the Future award in the category "Communicating Integrated Thinking"
Medium risk and number two of 60 Agri-Chemicals companies
A rated, and leads peers in | Platinum status, and |
governance structure | rated top 1% in our industry |
Yara Sustainability Report 2021
- BUSINESS AND STRATEGY
- PERFORMANCE
- SUSTAINABILITY GOVERNANCE
- FRAMEWORK ANDASSURANCE
About the report
This is Yara International ASA's 2021 Sustainability Report. Our reporting practices are aligned with the Global Reporting Initiative. We are early adopters of the revised GRI Universal Standard which take effect from January 2023. Our 2021 materiality assessment reflects double materiality requirements in the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive proposal (CSRD) adopted by the EU Commission in April 2021.
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BUSINESS AND STRATEGY
How we plan
What we offer | 06 |
Where we operate | 07 |
CEO message | 08 |
Megatrends | 13 |
How we create value | 14 |
Strategy scorecard | 15 |
Strategy | 16 |
Case: Digital farming | 17 |
Partnerships | 19 |
Corporate commitments | 20 |
Stakeholder engagement | 28 |
Materiality | 33 |
02 | 03 | 04 | |||
PERFORMANCE | SUSTAINABILITY GOVERNANCE | FRAMEWORK ANDASSURANCE | |||
How we perform | How we work | How we report | |||
PEOPLE | 41 | Governing bodies | 151 | Report scope and details | 170 |
⁜ | Governance model | 153 | External assurance | 173 | |
PLANET | 81 | ||||
Codes, policies and key processes | 154 | Auditor's report | 174 | ||
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PROSPERITY | 112 | Grievance mechanisms | 164 | Content indices | 176 |
⁜ | Mining operations | 167 | |||
GOVERNANCE | 136 | ||||
People, Planet, Prosperity, and Governance are the four pillars around which we manage and measure our success and communicate our performance. We report on all material topics in the Performance section of this report, with the exception of Stakeholder engagement, which is described in the Business and strategy section, and the two topics Profitability and Board composition and oversight, which are reported in Yara's Integrated Report 2021.
Additional information is also available in the following reports for the financial year 2021, all available at the Latest annual report pageon yara.com::
Yara Executive Remuneration Report 2021 Yara EU Taxonomy Report 2021
Yara Country-by-Country Report 2021
PEOPLE | PLANET | PROSPERITY | GOVERNANCE |
Empower people | Protect the planet | Drive prosperity | Value good governance |
Yara Sustainability Report 2021
01 BUSINESS AND STRATEGY
What we offer
Where we operate CEO message Megatrends
How we create value Strategy scorecard Strategy
Case: Digital farming Partnerships Corporate commitments Stakeholder engagement Materiality
02 PERFORMANCE
- SUSTAINABILITY GOVERNANCE
- FRAMEWORK ANDASSURANCE
BUSINESS AND STRATEGY
How we plan
We enter 2022 with the long-term ambition of Growing a Nature-Positive Food Future. By investing in our culture and people and focusing on holistic performance management, we will continue to improve our fertilizer production and competitive edge, while tapping into the opportunities emerging in our business environment.
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