MATERIALITY

For Fibra Danhos, acting sustainably means building our business with a long-term vision in mind, valuing our relations with stakeholders.

Based on a materiality analysis that included economic, social and environmental aspects, we identified eight stakeholders groups with whom we relate directly in our operations and in our value chain: employees, tenants, visitors, suppliers, holders of Real-Estate Investment Trust Certificates (CBFI), communities, members of the Association of Real-Estate Developers (ADI) and authorities.

Learning about the aspects that are material or relevant in terms of their impact on our stakeholders is essential for establishing open and lasting relations with each of these groups. This materiality study is integrated into our short, medium and long-term business strategies, as well as our mission and values.

To determine the material aspects and their most significant impacts on our value chain, we began with a study prepared by a KPMG team in 2018. We weighed relevant issues in terms of their maturity or risk, in order to design a specific strategy to address them. We identified the relevant issues that may pose a potential risk to Fibra Danhos’ reputation, operations and sustainability. These issues were divided up into economic, environmental and social divisions habitually used by institutions like the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) and the Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DSJI). (102-17)