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In the case of diversity and inclusion - values that are important to Atvos we continue to face the challenges existing within the sugar-ethanol sector, especially where gender issues are concerned. So, we have proceeded with our Gender Equality Promotion Plan, which made progress amid discussions during the crop year and which, in October 2019, saw us embrace the commitment to the Women Empowerment Principles (WEPs) conceived by UN Women and the Global Compact. | 102-12 | Moreover, we carried out a new diagnosis based on the indicators and mapped actions to be undertaken in the 2020/2021 cycle, which include training for women in the local community and a cross-section in the Individual Development Plan to monitor the career of women in our operations. 5 EQUALITY GENDER Human rights and gender equality | 103-2 and 103-3: Safety policies | | 103-2 and 103-3: Evaluation of human rights | 410-1 | 412-1 | Grounded in a humanist philosophy, the pillars of our People Policy are: ethical, honest and transparent behavior; health and safety within and outside the company; diversity; career; succession; and the future. All actions are supported by our conviction towards valuing human beings, a key pillar of our business culture. Although our Diversity Policy is under development, in relation to human rights 100% of our operations are submitted to impact analyses or assessments involving human rights based on our Code of Conduct, which also applied to all the operations of our sugarcane suppliers as per our Stronger Partners Program. Last year, we dedicated 4,400 man- hours to training on human rights- related policies and aspects. Issues covered included fighting drugs and the sexual abuse of children, about which annual training is given at the production units in Mato Grosso do Sul in accordance with state legislation. Commitment to gender equality EMPLOYEES TRAINING IN POLICIES AND PROCEDURES INVOLVING GENDER-RELATED HUMAN RIGHTS | 412-21 Total number of hours allocated to training in human rights policies or procedures regarding aspects of human rights that are relevant to our operations 2019/2020 2018/2019 4,400 4,646 Percentage of employees trained in human rights policies or procedures regarding aspects of human rights that are relevant to our operations 3.12%* 5.11% * Part of the training sessions have specific content, and annual recycling is not required, thus the reduction in man-hours over the previous crop year, reflecting the maturity of the system. 44
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