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<strong>EN</strong>GAGEM<strong>EN</strong>T POOL <strong>INT</strong>ERNATIONAL<br />
SUMM<strong>AR</strong>Y OF <strong>2023</strong> ACTIVITIES<br />
8.1 CAMPAIGN 2022<br />
CONTEXT AND OBJECTIVES<br />
In September 2022, the <strong>EEP</strong> International launched a<br />
new engagement campaign to urge several companies<br />
that have seriously violated international standards or<br />
have repeatedly violated them to take action to remedy<br />
these violations. Specifically, the following requirements<br />
have been defined:<br />
• Removal of the violation.<br />
• Improvement of management processes to avoid<br />
further violations.<br />
• Possibly additional company-specific targets.<br />
At the start of this multi-year campaign, the <strong>EEP</strong><br />
International sent letters of introduction to the chairmen<br />
of the boards of directors of the targeted companies:<br />
Bayer, Canadian Natural Resources, Carnival, Glencore,<br />
Jardine Matheson, JPMorgan Chase, PG&E, Uber and<br />
Wells Fargo.<br />
By the end of 2022, direct contact had been established<br />
with eight of the nine companies. The dialogue continued<br />
intensively in <strong>2023</strong>.<br />
ACTIONS AND RESULTS IN <strong>2023</strong><br />
• While four companies made no progress in their<br />
commitments, five made progress.<br />
• In total, eight conference calls were held with seven<br />
companies.<br />
• Glencore and Uber were not available for direct<br />
dialogue, while two conference calls were arranged<br />
with JPMorgan Chase.<br />
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