Sustainable

Development
Goals
Guadalupe Botero
Valentina Restrepo
Maria Paulina Salazar
Simon Usuga
Felipe Velásquez
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At AA Glance
Glance

The Coca-Cola System

2018 Global unit case volume by region

Retrieved from: 2018 Business and Sustainability Report (Coca-Cola, 2019)

“Coca Cola is committed to supporting the
Sustainable Development Goals. We
believe in the power of partnerships
between business, government and civil
society to create a more sustainable world.
Through our sustainability commitments
and targets we are playing our part in
helping to support the Global Goals”.(Coca
Cola, 2019)
Committed to support the communities. They They play their part by reducing calories
aim to invest 1% of our annual pre-tax profit across our portfolio by 10% and enabling
to support charitable and community three million people to be physically active by
partners. 2020.

Partnership with the Through education centers and partnerships,

charity FareShare to they support the skills development and
ensure that any surplus learning needs of 250,000 young people
stock is donated. each year by 2020.
 They use as little water as possible and aim
to use 1.2 liters of water for each liter of
product they make. They safely return to
nature 100% of the wastewater from their
manufacturing operations.

They aspire to have a minimum of They are part of the RE100 initiative and
40% of women in both, have committed to source 100% of their
management and leadership electricity from renewable sources by 2020.
grades by 2025.
 The jobs they provide and the investments
they make. Across their territories, each
Coca-Cola job supports on average a further
nine jobs in the wider economy

They aim to achieve world-class safety standards
and a zero- accident workplace. They have also
developed our Sustainable Agriculture Guiding
Principles to ensure that their suppliers respect
human and workplace rights across the value chain.
They aim to support the skills development
and learning needs of 250,000 young people
each year by 2020 with their 8 education
centers and several education partnership
programs.
 They use as little packaging material as possible and use
both recycled and renewable materials. All Coca Cola cans
and bottles are fully recyclable, their manufacturing sites send
zero waste to landfill.

They aim to invest 1% of their annual pre-tax
profit to support charitable and community
partners.
Aim to reduce the carbon footprint of their manufacturing
operations, transportation and refrigeration equipment. This will
enable them to reduce the carbon footprint of their core business
operations by 50% by 2020. We’ll also deliver carbon reductions
across our wider value chain,
 They protect water sources by replenishing
the water used in areas of water stress. They
invest in community based water
partnerships with WWF in France and Great
Britain, Clean the Beaches in Sweden and
Natuurpunt in Belgium.
They are on a journey to create a sustainable
business for the future. Corporate
responsibility and sustainability is at the heart
of everything they do.
Every bottle of Coca-Cola contains
agricultural ingredients that start on a
farm. They will source 100% of their
key agricultural ingredients
sustainably by 2020.
They collaborate with customers, suppliers,
thought leaders, NGOs and members of local
communities to grow a low- carbon, zero-
waste business and lead change for a more
sustainable tomorrow.
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SDG IN COLOMBIA
Nutresa collaborates with UN in building
better partnerships towards SDG’s.

Nutresa participated in the Private

Sector Advisory Board of the SDG along
with other 13 companies.

Common agenda to develop successful

public-private partnerships in the
pursuits of development.
Conclusions
SDG’s are a global matter and companies around the world are committed to
them.

Multinational companies are the ones pursuing to enhance the commitment

with SDG’s worldwide due to their influence in different industries.

SDG’s are not only a matter for developed countries.

Given the actual circumstances worldwide, the majority of the companies are
implicitly involved with one or various SDGs.
References
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Commitments [Online]. Retrieved from https://www.coca-cola.co.uk/content/dam/journey/gb/en/hidden/PDFs/CCE-
SustainableGoals-Infographic.pdf
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goals/
● Office of the Grupo Nutresa S. A. CEO. (2015). Grupo Nutresa collaborates
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