Sustainable Resource Management Susan Iliefski-Janols, Director Sustainability

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1 Sustainable Resource Management Susan Iliefski-Janols, Director Sustainability Text and pictures are only for SCA use!

2 Content 1. Introduction 2. SCA and Life Cycle Management 3. SCA external work

3 Is resource efficiency always positive? Low price but not at any price. Invar Kamprad Go for sustainable resource efficiency!

4 Content 1. Introduction 2. SCA and Life Cycle Management 3. SCA external work

innovations Code of Conduct Nature targets Climate & energy Water

5 Sustainability is part of SCA business model - What is measured gets done! People targets Health & Safety Hygiene solutions Sustainable innovations Code of Conduct Nature targets Climate & energy Water Fiber sourcing and biodiversity Financial targets Earnings Cash flow Growth

6 SCA Life Cycle Management Clean production Sustainable solutions Step by step improvements Sustainable innovations Active sourcing Life Cycle Management is about combining value, social and environmental aspects in a fruitful and efficient way to meet consumer and customer needs.

7 Sustainable resource efficiency Reduce Replace Recycle

8 Resource efficient production 10% less water during ,8% less CO2 during

Step by step improvements in Europe Better

footprint reduction 2008-2014 TENA Flex -7%

-18% TENA Slip -14% TENA Comfort -14% TENA

9 Step by step improvements in Europe Better and environmentally sound Product Carbon footprint reduction TENA Flex -7% TENA Lady -10% TENA for Men -12% TENA Pants -18% TENA Slip -14% TENA Comfort -14% TENA Bed -15% Libero Open diaper -24% Libero Pants -12%

10 TENA Solutions resource efficiency with our customers Where TENA Solutions is implemented around the world, the results show clear care improvements in 95% of the care homes. 38% less leakage 44% 31% less waste time saved on incontinencerelated tasks 29% lower incontinencerelated costs 47% reduction in skin irritation 37% less laundry

11 Content 1. Resource efficiency 2. SCA and Life Cycle Management 3. SCA external work

SCA external work SCA driving forces Consumer and customer needs and communication Fair and scientific evaluation of SCA brands Secure sustainable and resource efficient Life

12 SCA external work SCA driving forces Consumer and customer needs and communication Fair and scientific evaluation of SCA brands Secure sustainable and resource efficient Life Cycle Management How can SCA contribute More than 20 years of LCA experience Actively working with resource efficiency in sourcing, production, development and with customers during use

GAME Trade associations Edana ( Personal care products and non wovens) CEPI ( Forest and paper

13 How do we collect information about external work? Sustainability networks World Business Council for Sustainability Development Swedish Life Cycle Center GAME Trade associations Edana ( Personal care products and non wovens) CEPI ( Forest and paper industries) ETS ( Tissue industries) Eucomed ( Medical devices such as TENA) EU web sites and calls Universities and institutions NGOs Journals and scientific reports

14 SCA external sustainability work Sustainable sourcing and production Best Available Technique Reference (BREF) for pulp and paper 2014 => EU Life TOSCA a sustainable supply chain Life cycle management LCA- ISO Standards series incl carbon footprint Product Category rules for personal care and tissue products CEN Bio based materials 2014 => EU Product Environmental Footprint 2014=> Land use and biodiversity 2015 => Sustainable consumption for consumers and customers Nordic, EU and American eco labels Green Public Procurement Resource efficient business models 2014=> Social innovations 2015 =>

15 EU Product Environmental footprint In order to build a single market for green products and to use a common way of measuring and communicating environmental life cycle information of products. A three year test period started in Aim to find levels for benchmarking for different product groups to be used for EU Eco labelling and Green Public Procurement criteria Will likely have impact on future regulations Common praxis for life cycle based environmental information and communication SCA partipates in the Tissue pilot.

Bio-based products The CEN Technical Committee Bio-based products

are being developed in relation to the following horizontal aspects of

16 Bio-based products The CEN Technical Committee Bio-based products (CEN/TC 411) develops standards that cover horizontal aspects of bio-based products. European Standards and other standardization deliverables have been or are being developed in relation to the following horizontal aspects of bio-based products: Common terminology Methods for determining bio-based content Sustainability aspects Life Cycle Assessment Declaration tools

We deliver sustainable solutions with added value

and environmentally sound sourcing, production and

It is about Clear focus on added value for

17 We deliver sustainable solutions with added value for our customers based on safe, resource efficient and environmentally sound sourcing, production and development. It is about Clear focus on added value for customers and consumers Step by step approach A strong internal involvement Support by external work

THE EU ENVIRONMENTAL FOOTPRINT METHODOLOGY. What can it deliver and what not?

THE EU ENVIRONMENTAL FOOTPRINT METHODOLOGY What can it deliver and what not? p.2 PRODUCT ENVIRONMENTAL FOOTPRINTS A viewpoint from environmental NGOs WHO WE ARE AND WHAT ISSUES WE WORK ON CAN WE BUILD