Sustainability Statement Workers in the value chain (S2) 04 4.9.6 METRICS AND TARGETS Targets for managing this negative impact are presented in the Sustainable Purchasing Policy. They are defined by the Purchasing Department, in liaison with the Human Rights Operational Committee, and approved by the Human Rights Governance body. Natural rubber targets are presented during discussions with stakeholders at the biennial meetings with the Natural Rubber Stakeholders Committee (presentation of new targets, tracking and follow-up, key takeaways). The target for the percentage of suppliers whose human rights score in the third-party CSR maturity assessments meets the Group’s standards is 95% in 2030, compared with 85% in the 2019 baseline year. The target applies to all Group suppliers assessed by a third party that have a valid score. As of end-2024, the percentage was 93%. The second target concerns the percentage of natural rubber volumes used by the Group covered by human rights assessments, based on a representative sample of farmers mapped with the RubberWay application. The target, which is 80% in 2025, applies to the Group as a whole. As of end 2024, 80% of the Group’s volumes had been assessed since 2017, based on a representative number of farmers, compared with only 7% at the end of the 2017 baseline year. The third target concerns the number of village smallholders whose working conditions and/or livelihoods have improved as a result of remediation projects (primarily assessed through surveys). The target is 30,000 in 2030, compared with 467 in the 2022 baseline year. The target applies to the entire Group. As of end-2024, 6,783 farmers had reported improvements since the projects were launched in 2020. Baseline year 2024 Target 2018 2019 2022 2025 2030 Percentage of suppliers whose human rights score in the third-party CSR maturity assessments complies with the Group’s standards 85% 93% 95% Percentage of natural rubber used assessed for compliance with the Group’s human rights standards 7% 80% 80% Number of village smallholders whose working conditions and/or livelihoods have improved 467 6,783 30,000 278 2024 UNIVERSAL REGISTRATION DOCUMENT_MICHELIN
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