QUESTION 120 Marks Zol Instruction: Read the case study below and answer the questions that follow SABMiller is widely recognised as a company that priorities sustainability and is considered to be walking its tak In June 2015, the company released its Sustainability Report, announcing significant reductions in water use and carbon emissions in the introduction of the report, Durbisa Moyo. Chairman of SABMiller's Corporate Accountability and Risk Assurance Committee and Alan Clark Osiel Executive, wrote Later this year 2015, the intermational community will define a new set of sustainable development goals (SDGs) which, for the first time will Business Management 2 Page 1 recognise the role of the private sector in addressing global challenges SABMiller, alongside other progressive businesses, has sought to contribute to the drafting of the SDGs and we committed to playng an active role in helping to achieve themWe weicome the focus on a broader sustainable development agenda within the new goals, particularly on the role of micro and small businesses in delivering sustained indusive growth and job creation. Results reported clearly suggests that SABMileris on the way to achieving its more specific 2020 targets. including the following Direcly supporting over 500 000 small businesses, Encouraging responsible alcohol consumption by scaling up programmes to reach a SABMiller beer consumers: Achieving a water-efficiency target of 3.0 litres per litre of beer (which would surpass AB InBev's 2014 achievement of 32 tres, reportedly making the most water-efficient brewer in the world, and Reducing its carbon footprint by 25 per cent per litre of beer, and 50 per cent across all breweries. The benefits of these projects are rewards not only for the environment and community in which the company operates, but also for the financial bottom line. SABMiler saved US$17 milion during 2014 through water- and energy-reduction initiatives. While growing is production volumes, SABMiler has cut carbon emissions from on-site energy use by 35 per cent since 2008, equivalent to nearly one milion tons. Over the same period, it out water use perifere of beer by 28 per cent to 3.3 bes, exceeding is 2015 target. In the past year alone, the company has reduced is water use by 2 milion hectolites. Other notable achievements include nearly 63.8 per cent of company breweries completing intensive water is assessments, the reuse or recycing of 89.6 per cent of brewery waste, and 534 per cent of product volume being sold in retumble bottles or kegs Source: SABMiller 2015. Sustainability Development Report 2015. Available at www.sabmilier.com/reports. Accessed 6 August 2015 Reprinted by permission of SABMiller 61 Explain what is meant by the term Sustainable Development Look up and explain at least SEVEN (0) goals towards Sustainable Development according to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals 6.2 (10) Give examples of SABMiller's contribution towards sustainable development according to the case study above