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2016 Braskem | Annual Report 65 sustainable development model. In 2016, actions were carried out involving 390 Communities, directly benefiting over 20,000 people, and indirectly, another 285,000. Among them, the following stand out: Education: jointly with Rural Family Houses, that benefited over 320 students from the Agriculture, Forestry, and Agribusiness courses and the Aquaculture Qualification course in the municipalities Presidente Tancredo Neves, Nilo Peçanha, and Igrapiúna in the State of Bahia. Environment: the through Earth Conservation Organization, which reached the end of 2016 with 9,000 hectares of conserved area, 201,000 trees planted, 150 families served, more than 2,300 tons of carbon neutralized, and 105 springs conserved/recovered. Citizenship (Social): jointly with the Law and Citizenship Institute, which reached the end of 2016 with 305,000 visits to the Communities and raised about BRL 11.2 million, with the Food Acquisition Program (PAA). PROJECTS Braskem's Private Social Investment projects directly benefited over 96,400 people in 2016. Among them, the following stand out: SER+ REALIZADOR G4-EN28 Present in all states where Braskem operates, this initiative seeks to increase the percentage of post-consumer waste recycling in the country, promoting the social and economic inclusion of waste collectors and the efficiency of the recycling chain. By investing in equipment and infrastructure of the sorting units, training and personalized technical consulting, recyclable material collectors have been able to increase their productivity and income. In 2016, the project benefited over 3,400 waste collectors, and among the Waste collectors benefited Waste collectors trained cooperatives supported, 47 received technical advice and guaranteed the shipment of over 30,000 tons of waste for recycling. Over 8% of this volume refers to plastics produced by Braskem: PE, PP, and PVC. Due to the economic crisis, only the target for sorted mass was met, with increase in income prevented by the reduced value of recyclable materials. There was also an intention to expand the program, which was not confirmed in the year. SER+ REALIZADOR'S RESULTS 2014 2015 2016 2016 Goal 2,132 3,538 3,444 4,000 710 1,103 858 1,100 Waste collectors with an increase in income 402 960 787 1,300 Sorted mass (t) 8,492 25,703 30,824 30,800 Sorted plastic (t) 1,928 4,863 5,480 Sorted PP, PE, and PVC (t) 1,133 3,128 2,601 A major focus of the program since 2015 has been to support the development and implementation of strategies for managing post-consumer waste in the municipalities where Braskem operates. Deliveries to date were in Porto Alegre, Salvador, and ABC Paulista, and the latter two were given support to prepare the Consultation Letter to BNDES to obtain funds to develop their waste management plans. With 2016 HIGHLIGHTS Todos Somos Porto Alegre (We are all Porto Alegre) In 2016, the program We are All Porto Alegre came to a close. Supported by Braskem, this municipal waste management program in Porto Alegre (Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil) was created to meet the requirements of Municipal Law No. 10,531, which prohibited the circulation of human and animal traction vehicles in the city. In order to socially include those who had their carts taken off the road, efforts were made by public authorities, civil society, and the private sector. The program was officially launched in December 2012 and included three phases: these actions, a change in scenario is expected, with a significantly larger volume of waste being sent to cooperatives, generating substantial increases in income. The program includes the participation of several partners from the public and private sectors such as Ambev, SEBRAE, and the City Halls of Porto Alegre and Salvador, which invested over BRL 5.8 million in the year. 1. Productive inclusion of those pulling carts or carts pulled by animals The waste collectors were mapped and registered through an active search carried out by the municipality, and, adhering to the program, were able to choose to migrate to the formal labor market or continue in the recycling business. In total, 2,059 people were registered in the first phase, of which 581 were allocated to other occupations with income, and 225 are in transition to new activities.

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