Doosan has established the “Supplier ESG Guidelines” based on the Ten Principles of the UN Global Compact (UNGC) relating to
human rights, labor, environment and anti-corruption, which are mandatory for all suppliers.
Health & Safety, labor conditions & wages, etc.
Freedom of association, child labor, forced labor, etc.
Environmental protection & pollution control
Corruption prevention, law compliance, etc.
Position on regulations over disputed minerals; status of our dealing with them, etc.
Doosan Enerbility conducts a comprehensive supplier capacity evaluation every year by setting criteria such as quality, cost, delivery, and financial status for its partner companies. In addition, by using ESG evaluation, we proactively identify and improve ESG risks of our partner companies, thereby minimizing supply chain risks. Doosan Enerbility will take the lead in spreading ESG by actively promoting activities such as improving supply chain ESG evaluation and supporting partners for ESG establishment, with the goal of securing supply chain with excellent ESG capabilities.