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eneva Social Responsibility GRI 1031, 103-2, 103-3 - Engagement with local communities, traditional and vulnerable peoples | GRI 103-1, 103-2, 103-3- Contribution to local socio-economic development 203-2 | 413-1 | 413-2 | OG9 P < 83 > To lead a fair and inclusive energy transition, we seek to generate value for all our stakeholders, establishing transparent relationships with communities and promoting the inclusion of traditionally excluded individuals or groups (vulnerable and traditional communities). We aim to align expectations, both of the communities and internally, in order to make mutually beneficial agreements. We have adopted a demand management tool, in which records are regularly made, monitoring the flow for the resolution of the grievances. The topic is managed by the Social Responsibility area, which reports to the local and corporate executive boards. The reports are also sent to environmental agencies. We are present in regions with low educational and social indices, which is why we assume socio- environmental development targets and invest in actions with transformative potential (and results). Our operations span five municipalities in the state of Maranhão Santo Antônio dos Lopes, Capinzal do Norte, Lima Campos, Pedreiras and Trizidela do Vale - and we promote impact assessments and/or development programs aimed at the local community in 100% of our business dealings. Programs such as Leadership Meetings, Forums, Workshops, home visits, Income Generation projects, Local Development, Education and Entrepreneurship, Communication and Stakeholder Relations and the management of an 0800 number are implemented. In 2021, we registered a decrease in conflict mediations, and we are mapping the quantitative results for the elaboration and development of social projects. This reduction occurred due to the intensification of our actions, with full coverage of monitoring community leaders, home visits, meetings with communities and an Annual Social Communication Campaign. In Maranhão, the main complaints from the communities are related to odor nuisances, siren activation in the clusters, transportation of heavy machinery on access routes (and consequent wear and tear of the roads) and the silting up of the dam as a result of the flow of materials derived from the construction work. For their part, the operations of coal-fired generation assets - Pecém and Itaqui - present impacts derived from coal particulates in the environs. In the Azulão Plant and TPP Jaguatirica II in Amazonas and Roraima, the impacts are related to the increase of people in the localities, due to the construction work and the beginning of operations, besides reports related to well tests that have been carried out. To minimize these concerns, we promoted initiatives for youths from the region, through the Young Entrepreneurs Project, and ran development and income generation workshops, as well as projects aimed at social entrepreneurialism, such as ELAS Empreendedoras. The communities have a high degree of physical and economic isolation, below-average socio- economic development, gender inequality, low socio-economic infrastructure and no level of social organization. Therefore, we carefully evaluated all the impacts, considering reversibility, severity and scale: PROJETO 112 913 ELAS Empreendedoras Project in Itapiranga, AM. In the photo, Julieta Serrão Barbosa We conduct impact assessments and/ or development programs aimed at the local community in 100% of our operations sustainability report 2021 social and relationship capital

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