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Key statisticsSustainable development targets: Performance 2005✔ Achieved ✘ Not achieved ✒ In progressParameterSafetyHIV/AIDSHealthEnvironmental managementsystemsLand stewardship2005 ObjectivesZero fatalities.Lost-time injury frequency rate (LTIFR) of 0.17.Total recordable case frequency rate (TRCFR) of 1.05.50% of employees to participate in voluntary counselling and testing (VCT).Over the short- to medium-term, eliminate personal exposure to:o dust levels in excess of 2mg/m 3 ; ando noise levels in excess of 95dB.Develop strategy for achieving OHSAS 18001 certification by 2007.Retain ISO 14001 certification on all mines that are currently certified.Achieve ISO 14001 certification at:o Isibonelo colliery in 2005; ando Mafube colliery in 2006.Review and if necessary revise colliery closure cost estimates.BiodiversityWaterEnergyReport annually on the progress of the implementation of the biodiversity action plans (BAPs) on each mine.Benchmark colliery biodiversity action plans within the wider Anglo American plc.Reduce consumption of new water for primary activities by 3%, on litre/saleable tonne basis,on actual 2004 consumption.Identify and implement energy efficiency projects to reduce energy consumption on a unit production basis.Achieve a 1.5% reduction on actual 2004 consumption (MJ/saleable tonne basis).WasteEmployee supportEducation and trainingComplete oil balances and initiate monthly monitoring and reporting.Recycle 30% of recoverable mineral oils purchased.Achieve 2005 employment equity targets.Roll out Yebo Siyaphambili to all collieries.Improve communication and information sharing through the roll out of the Anglo Coal electronic portal.Maintain ISO 9001:2000 certification across all our training and development centres.Convert and upgrade all training material to multimedia and electronic presentations by end 2007.Black economic Allocation of R750 million to BEE procurement in 2005.empowermentMeet company obligations in terms of the Mining Charter.Community developmentProgress stakeholder engagement at all collieries, aided by use of the Socio-Economic Assessment Toolbox (SEAT).8