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Metropolis Network Expansion and Revenue Growth Strategy

Key ESG Initiatives 2023-24 • • • • • . Emissions & Energy Utilize renewable energy sources (solar, wind, energy saver kits). Conduct energy audits in offices to identify energy- saving opportunities Conduct digital GHG inventories for all Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions. Equip company-owned vehicles with CNG kits. Launch e-bike initiative for logistics and home visit technicians to reduce costs and carbon emissions. Implement Black-Out Periods twice a year to reduce employee travel. Partner with specialized agencies to reduce carbon footprint and optimize costs. Water & Waste Management Implement water conservation measures (biocakes for urinals, water nozzles • Reduce plastic usage; Use non-toxic, eco-friendly cleaning chemicals. • Treat reagents/sample mixed water in effluent treatment plants. Segregate waste into different bins with barcodes for authorized disposal. Digitally track and report waste generation on a monthly basis. Aim for zero waste to landfill and adopt circular waste management. • • Occupational Employee Health & Safety Partner with educational institutes, establish OHS governance, and clarify roles for OHS professionals. Align annual performance with safety management, involve workers in safety processes, and conduct internal safety audits. Develop SOPs for injury classification, track using GoVEVA, and differentiate between worker and employee incidents. Monitor and report fatalities and assess risks with third-party assistance. Create mitigation plans, offer injury reporting training, and extend it to contractors and suppliers Employee Recruitment, Development and Retention Strengthen the DE&I Program and improve the Diversity/New Hire Ratio; Hiring of differently abled people Drive the LGBTQIA+ campaign for sensitization and awareness. Launch of exclusive program on Women's Leadership HIPO Employees Community Development Implementing planned CSR initiatives for fiscal year 2023-24, including the MedEngage Scholarship Program, Too Shy to Ask (TSTA), Delhi Skill Entrepreneurship University (DSEU), and Preventive Healthcare projects 1 • . METROPOLIS The Pathology Specialist Quality of Care and Patient Satisfaction Actively conduct NPS surveys aiming for a consistent score of 85 with fewer detractors and share results with stakeholders. Assign expert teams to address detractors' concerns from NPS surveys. Monitor and aim to resolve over 80% of complaints within 24 hours using the Service CRM. Our quality team audits closed complaints for compliance. Introduced a 'Rate our Phlebotomist' system for competency assessment. Use of Service CRM to handle complaints and feedback from various sources, nationally and internationally, including PSC, call centers, social media, and email desks. Patient Privacy and Electronic Health Records Partnered with a Consulting firm and initiated the process to achieve Certification in ISO 27001/ 2:2022 and ISO/IEC 27701:2019 during FY 24 for Information Security and Data Privacy. Continue to maintain high ethical standards at all times, protect and secure the data, infrastructure, and identity. 30
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