Introduction | Becoming People & Planet Positive | Stakeholder engagement | Sustainability governance | SDG index Stakeholder engagement An essential part of reaching the IKEA sustainability components, provide food for our restaurants Below is a select list of partners and collaborators • Nordic Business Network for Human Rights goals is working together with others. It's important and supply essential services to IKEA companies. we worked with during FY23. Read more about (NBNHR) to develop strong and meaningful relationships. IKEA stakeholder engagement. • Nordic Innovation Ethical AI Expert Group When we work together, we can drive and support • Customers: In order to live up to the IKEA vision of creating a better everyday life for the many • One Young World change, learn, inspire each other and 昀椀nd the best • Business for Nature solutions. Our key stakeholder groups are: people, we need to understand the needs of • Our Normal our customers. The IKEA business engages with • Business for Social Responsibility (BSR) • Co-workers: The 219,000 IKEA co-workers from customers in many ways, such as in stores, • The Centre for Child Rights and Business • Real Play Coalition' around the world share a special set of values online, by visiting them at home and via IKEA • Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC) • Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) and a vision to enable people to live a better, FAMILY. Each year, IKEA co-workers conduct • Science Based Targets Network (SBTN) more sustainable everyday life. They come thousands of home visits around the world. • Consumers Goods Forum (CGF) together in diverse, inclusive and open IKEA The data and insights collected are used in the • Ellen MacArthur Foundation (EMF) • Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) development of IKEA products and services. Since environments, where each can o昀昀er something • The Climate Group and its EV100, EV100+ and • EuroCommerce unique. Every co- worker plays a role in creating a 2016, we've also conducted an annual global RE100 initiatives better business. survey about life at home around the world.' The • European Furniture Industries Confederation • The 10 YFP/One Planet Network results are published in the Life at Home Report. (EFIC) • Communities: We engage in the communities • Exponential Roadmap Initiative (ERi) • UNFCCC, including Race to Zero where we operate to learn and share ideas while • Partners and collaborators: The IKEA business • UN Global Compact working collaboratively to create positive impacts partners and collaborates with many external • GlobeScan on the environment, livelihoods and local organisations that are committed to tackling • ILO Child Labour Platform • UNICEF economies. large and complex global sustainability • World Business Council for Sustainable challenges that both impact and are impacted • Inner Development Goals Development (WBCSD) • Suppliers and partners: Working with over by the IKEA business. Our partners and • Institute for Human Rights and Business (IHRB) • World Economic Forum 1,600 direct suppliers and service providers in collaborators include businesses, governments, • International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) the areas of transport, logistics and distribution universities and NGOs. • We Mean Business Coalition services, components, and food to minimise the • International Organization for Migration (IOM) • World Resources Institute (WRI) environmental footprint of the total IKEA supply • International Social and Environmental chain and beyond, while improving working Accreditation and Labelling (ISEAL) Alliance • WWF conditions. There are millions of workers who • 50L Home Coalition – through our suppliers and service providers • Leadership Group for Responsible Recruitment – source, make and transport our products and (LGRR) 1 Through Ingka Group. 2 This is an Ingka Group initiative. 57 - IKEA SUSTAINABILITY REPORT FY23