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Societal Indicators
Societal
, Social and Environmental Information
Breakdown of the group’s
*
revenues by country according to the risk of corruption as defined by Transparency International
GRI
UNGC
OECD
Scope covered
G4-DMA SO Corruption aspect, G4-EC1 and S03 10
VII.2
Canal+ Group, UMG, Vivendi Village, Corporate
€1,883 million
€156 million
€6,987 million
€714 million
€349 million
High level
of corruption
Average level
of corruption
Low level
of corruption
Corruption index of countries (2014)
Breakdown of sales according to degree of corruption
0
50
100
5% of revenues
Revenues as of 12/31/2014
4% of revenues
91% of revenues
*
To comply with financial reporting, the data refer to the scope of operations presented in Section 2.2.2.1. They do not include the data from SFR and GVT, which are activities
sold or in the process of being sold in 2014.
Definition of the policy’s priority axes
concerning the struggle against corruption
GRI
UNGC OECD Scope covered
G4-DMA SO
Corruption
aspect
10
II, VII
Canal+ Group
UMG (9 focus group countries)
GVT
The subsidiaries manage their own anti-corruption policies based on the
Compliance Program and on the United Nations Global Compact, of which
the group is a signatory.
Canal+ Group has formalized its commitments in an Ethics Charter and
devoted a training module to contractual risks. In June 2014, the Internal
Auditing department issued a memorandum for its employees on fraud
prevention.
UMG is committed to adopting a “zero tolerance” approach to fraud
and corruption and to acting in a professional manner and with integrity
wherever the company operates, in accordance with local regulations
and with the 2010 UK Bribery Act. UMG has introduced an early warning
system available to its employees. All the group’s employees have been
instructed in the company’s Code of Conduct which includes its anti-
corruption policy and they must agree to abide by it.
GVT, which signed the United Nations Global Compact in 2014, has held
training sessions to inform and enlist the support of its senior executives
in this fight against corruption. In addition, the Brazilian operator signed
the “Call to Action: Anti-Corruption and the Global Development Agenda”
issued by the United Nations Global Compact in December 2014 to
celebrate the tenth anniversary of the tenth principle of the Compact (see
Section 2.1.3).
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