SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

TABLE OF CONTENTS Message from the President

03

Corporate Profile

04

Quality and Environmental Policy

08

Status of Environmental Management System

10

Environmental Activities

18

Information and Indicators that describe the status of Activities for Environmental Impacts and Reduction Measures

20

Energy Savings

24

Status of Social Contribution Related to Environment

29

Contact Information

40 2 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT The

world is warming faster than we know as the Greenhouse gas emissions rising rapidly than predicted. We are already seeing the devastating effects of global warming around the world such as super typhoons, droughts, floods and heat waves.

As

a private sector, we must do our share to protect our planet that we live in, to avoid the worst impacts of climate change. The threat of climate change is nearly impossible to ignore. These will impact important species, habitats and ecosystems.

Mr. Takahiro Tanaka President and General Manager

Now,

SPC’s powerful tool to protect our environment is through education. SPC continuously provide environmental education to our employees as well as promote environmental awareness among our business partners. We spread the word by conducting environmental education to primary schools. We also collaborated with our Local Government Unit (LGU) and other Government Agencies to help preserve our environment through our Corporate Social Responsibility Projects.

Actively,

Sharp (Phils.) Corporation responds to global climate change by conserving energy and reducing carbon emissions. Change climate change by participating in annual Earth Hour event, complied with environmental regulations and continue to apply the principle of reduce, reuse and recycle.

Keeping

these activities, we are continuously creating an environmentally-friendly company that works together to have a world safe from the ravages of climate change.

Action is the key to a sustainable society. Time to Act now, get involved, for a brighter, cleaner, safer and more just future for everyone.

SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

3

CORPORATE PROFILE Sharp (Phils.) Corporation

was established as a joint venture in 1st of January 1982 between Sharp Corporation Japan and Pilipinas Development Corporation. Though SPC is relatively smaller in operation compared to its Asian sister companies, it thrives in its commitment to continual growth. Now, SPC stands tall amidst its giant competitors to give quality products and genuine services. COMPANY PRESIDENT

Takahiro Tanaka

ADDRESS

Km. 23 West Service Road South Superhighway, Alabang Muntinlupa City 1770 Philippines

GENERAL DIVISIONS

• • •

MANPOWER

471 (as of March 2015)

Manufacturing & Business Administration Sales & Marketing Finance & Administration

MAIN PRODUCTS • LCD Videoke (Domestic) • Washing Machine (Domestic & Export) • Electric Fans IMPORT PRODUCTS

• LCD / LEDTV • DVD/Blu–RayPlayer • Audio Product (Home Theater, Boombox, Micro System, Radio) • Refrigerator/Freezer • Washing Machine • Air Purifier / Ion Generator • Air Conditioner • Solar Panel • Kitchen Home Appliances / Microwave Oven • Information Display Panel / Projectors • 3D Goggles • Dry/Steam Iron • IDP / IWB • LED LIGHT

4 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

CORPORATE PROFILE Sharp (Phils.) Corporation Vicinity Layout

• Building floor area -32,080 m² • Total Land Area - 27,405 m²

SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

SERVICE NETWORK LEGEND: 23 SHARP BRANCHES 152 EXISTING SASS 2 RESIDENT TECHNICIANS 177 TOTAL NETWORKS

NORTH LUZON San Fernando Dagupan Cabanatuan Isabela

VISAYAS Cebu Bacolod Iloilo Tacloban Dumaguete

Soon to Open BOHOL RESIDENT Technician

NCR Alabang Kamias Lacson

SOUTH LUZON Cavite San Pablo Legaspi

RESIDENT Technician Naga Palawan

MINDANAO Davao Cagayan

Gensan Ozamis Butuan Tagum Zamboanga

Ormoc 6 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

CORPORATE PROFILE SPC Launches New-Concept Service Center and Omotenashi Service Thrust Davao City, March 23, 2015

The very modern look Davao Service Center is SPC’s bid to position Sharp as a brand that stays relevant beyond its

legacy. The interior is designed to look minimalist, cozy, and welcoming.

SPC hopes to expand both its reach and its definition of after-sales service, especially with the introduction of OMOTENASHI,

a

customer

service

approach that pays tribute to Sharp’s Japanese heritage.

OMOTENASHI,

is

the

Japanese word for “hospitality”.

7 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

QUALITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY

8 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ISO 9001:2008 CERTIFICATE

9 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ISO 14001:2004 CERTIFICATE

10 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

QUALITY & ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS ISO Re-Certification Audit March 5 – 6, 2015 SPC passed the Re-Certification Audit for ISO 14001:2004 and ISO 9001:2008. SPC

employees with AJA Auditors after the Closing Meeting

Audit

Opening

Meeting

Assessed by AJA Registrars Inc. 11 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

EMS STRUCTURE MR. TAKAHIRO TANAKA President and General Manager Overall EMS Chairman

MR. KAZUO KITO Executive Vice President Environmental Management Representative

MR. ALEXANDER MERCADO Manufacturing Senior Manager

MR. CIRILO GODOY Safety Officer

MR. ROLANDO RODRIGO Pollution Control Officer

MS. CRISTETA V. SAURO MS. SYLVA SESE Internal Audit Team

DIVISION / DEPARTMENT HEADS SUB – COMMITTEE

12 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PERIOD

TRAINING PROGRAM

PARTICIPANTS

ATTENDEES

QMS & EMS Orientation

• Logistics • Security Guards • Industrial Trainee

14

Feb 2015

QMS & EMS Orientation

• • • • • •

16

Jan 2015

QMS & EMS Orientation

Mar 2015

Engineering Sales Support Personnel Office of the Pres. Accounting Industrial Trainee

• Industrial Trainee

2

Dec 2014

QMS & EMS Orientation

• • • • • •

Nov 2014

QMS & EMS Orientation

• Industrial Trainee

11

Sept 2014

QMS & EMS Orientation

• Industrial Trainee

11

QMS & EMS Orientation

• Engineering • Cost Control

QMS & EMS Orientation

• Industrial Trainee

Jun 2014 Apr - Jun 2014

Engineering Sales Support Personnel Office of the Pres. Accounting Industrial Trainee

11

5

Total

49 119 13

SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION Awareness Training Updates – ISO/DIS 9001:201 and ISO/DIS 14001:2015

Attended by Ms. C. Sauro and Ms. S. Sese of the Standards and Approval Engineering (SAE) last October 20, 2014.

Conducted by AJA Registrars Inc. Refresher Course for PCO and Training Course for Managing Heads

Attended

by our

Pollution Control Officer, Mr. Rolando Rodrigo and

Manufacturing Head, Mr. Alexander Mercado.

Organized by Water Environment Association of the Philippines in collaboration with the Department of Environment and Natural resources Environmental Management Bureau (DENR – EMB) of National Capital Region (NCR) . A total of 90 PCO’s from NCR attended the said training.

14 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS FIRE PREVENTION MONTH March 1 -31, 2015

An

annual nationwide

observance held every March in the Philippines and with an official Theme / Slogan for 2015 as “Kaligtasan sa Sunog: Alamin, Gawin

at

Isabuhay

Natin!”

(translated in English as “Fire Safety:

Let’s

Learn,

Do

and

Practice It!”)

For SPC, the hanging of streamer at the main gate and at the entrance guard house has been a practice every 1st day of March while all related fire prevention activities are administer within the month of March. 15 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS Basic First Aid Training Feb. 26 – 27, 2015 Conducted by: Muntinlupa City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office

Participated by 14 personnel coming from: Eleven (11) Emergency Preparedness and Response Team members One (1) Third party Logistics Warehouse staff Two (2) Security guards

Emergency Preparedness Orientation March 13, 2015 | 8:00 a.m. - 12 p.m. Conducted by: Education and Promotion Team of Bureau of Fire Muntinlupa

Participated by: 61 Emergency Preparedness and Response Team members 3 Third party Logistics (Yusen) Warehouse staff 2 Security guards

The orientation is conducted to ensure each member of the team understands his / her role in the emergency situation 16 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS Fire Fighting Activity March 13, 2015 | 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Participated by 20 personnel from the firefighting group. The purpose of this activity is to teach the participants on how to extinguish fire or ensure its containment using fire hose and fire extinguishers.

Fire Drill Simulation March 13, 2015 | 4:45 p.m. Participated by all employees, company visitors, truckers, contractors, suppliers and canteen personnel.

Its purpose is to ensure that all employees including sub-contractors, visitors and customers in the premises understand what to do if there is a fire. Also, it is one way to check if the evacuation plan of the company is effective or needs some improvement. 17 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVITIES Earth Hour 2015 March 28, 2015 l 8:30pm – 9:30 pm SPC Campaign

Before Earth Hour

During Earth Hour

Before Earth Hour

The

company participated in the

Y2015 Earth Hour activity by turning off the lights and signage at SPC compound from 8:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. on March 28, 2015. Information on it was posted at the lobby, sent thru

emails,

discussed

during

morning

meetings and published in Sharp Philippines Facebook account.

18 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVITIES A plant visit / inspection to hazardous and solid waste haulers was conducted in November 4, 2014 by SPC’s Pollution Control Officer (PCO, Production Engineering / Factory Innovation, and Standards & Approvals Engineering (SAE) to determine the haulers’ capacity and compliance in handling, transporting and proper disposal/recycling of waste materials prior to renewal of their contract of hauling with the company. Both JORM and the O.M. passed the inspection conducted by SPC representatives.

OM Manufacturing

JORM

Philippines Inc. Hazardous (Lead Compound) Waste Hauler

Environmental Services Solid and Hazardous Waste Hauler

Recycled ground metal (lead)

Residual segregation area

Extracted tin melting

Passageway of water test sampling area

Finished product

Final Disposal Area (Entombment)

19 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS 5

Reduction of Energy (Kwh/unit)

4

Environmental Policy

3 2 1 0

Commit itself to

2014F

2014L

2015F

Target

3.692

3.592

3.592

Actual

3.665

3.193

develop and implement objectives, targets and programs on pollution prevention, conservation of resources,

0.04 0.035 0.03 0.025 0.02 0.015 0.01 0.005 0

Reduction of Water (m3/unit)

2014F

2014L

2015F

Target

0.0333

0.0217

0.0217

Actual

0.0222

0.0203

minimization and recycling of wastes and community

Reduction of Generated Waste (kg/unit) 0.016 0.012

environmental

0.008

education

0.004

initiatives

0

2014F

2014L

2015F

Target

0.0147

0.0149

0.0149

Actual

0.0139

0.0136

20 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

ENVIRONMENTAL LOAD Electricity 115, 456 Kwh/mo.

9,681 kg/mo.

Water (Deepwel) 716

m3/mo.

CARBON DIOXIDE 1.7 per unit

RM Warehouse Components & Packing Materials

HAZARDOUS WASTE 17.25 kg/mo

WASTE WATER 201 m³ /mo

LANDFILL WASTE 770 kg/mo

Recycled Wastes 21 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

WASTE MANAGEMENT Waste Reduction Chart Waste Treatment Cost (Php) Php70,000.00

Php62,880.00

Php60,000.00 Php50,000.00

Php50,060.00 Php44,164.00

Php40,000.00 Php30,000.00 Php20,000.00 Php10,000.00 Php0.00 Waste Treatment Cost

FY2012 Php44,164.00

FY2013 Php50,060.00

FY2014 Php62,880.00

Waste Monitoring Chart (kgs) 16,000.0 12,000.0 8,000.0 4,000.0 0.0

Emitted Amount of Waste

FY2012 10,215.0

FY2013 10,543.0

FY2014 11,431.0

Amount of Landfill Disposal

6,058.0

8,122.4

9,240.2

Recycle Amt. of Hazardous Waste

4,042.0

2,420.7

2,190.8

22 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION ITEM

RELATED TO LIVING ENVIRONMENT

NATIONAL REGULATION LEVEL

MEASUREMENT

-

6.5 – 9.0

7.8

TOTAL SUSPENDED SOLIDS

mg/L

70

8

COD

mg/L

100

58

BOD5

mg/L

50

10

COLOR

PCU

150

30

OIL & GREASE

mg/L

5

1

MPN/100ml

10,000

180

pH

RELATED TO LIVING ENVIRONME NT

TOTAL COLIFORM

FACILITY

GENERATOR SET (Caterpillar 400kW)

GENERATOR SET (Caterpillar 750kW)

ITEM

UNIT

UNIT

RESULT IN 2014 (MAXIMUM)

NATIONAL REGULATION LEVEL

RESULT MEASUREME NT IN 2014

PM

mg/Ncm

150

52

SOX as SO2

mg/Ncm

1500

13

NOX as NO2

mg/Ncm

2000

116

CO

mg/Ncm

500

92

PM

mg/Ncm

150

60

SOX as SO2

mg/Ncm

700

14

NOX as NO2

mg/Ncm

2000

419

CO

mg/Ncm

500

248

PM

mg/Ncm

200

1.0

LEAD

Mg/Ncm

10

1.2

Note: Results of measurement are within the regulation level 23 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

ENERGY SAVINGS N Computing by MIS Department

The MIS Department continue to implement the installation of one(1) CPU (host PC) to several users (N computing) as follows:

N Computing Date

Department

Original Sets of PC

Set of PC

Sets of LCD with Module (Clients)

Jan 2015

PPIC

7

2

5

Nov 2014

Sales Support

1

0

1

Nov 2014

CSD PPE Maintenance

3 3

1 1

2 2

Oct This resulted to a cost savings of Php6,313.20/month excluding the PQA 1 0 1 cost down of repairs and maintenance or a total of 664.54 kilowatts savings / 2014 month.

Sept 2014

RM Warehouse

3

1

2

Aug 2014

Accounting Prod’n. Engineering

4 4

1 1

3 3

Jul 2014

Purchasing

4

1

3

30

8

22

Total

This project has generated a

cost savings of USD 280.72/month and reduction of electricity consumption by 1,329 kw/hr. 24 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

ENERGY SAVINGS Change & Relocate Electric Fans Saves Energy

June 2, 2014 by Production & Plant Engineering (PPE)

Electric fans used in the Audio Video Production were changed and relocated in a more strategic place to efficiently utilize the units and conserve energy. As a result, the PPE was able to save 149.454 kw/month and a cost savings of USD 31.55/month.

BEFORE

AFTER

Inverter Type Compressor Installed May 9, 2014 By Production & Plant Engineering (PPE)

Air compressor was replaced with an inverter type screw compressor unit on May 9, 2014. With this project, the electricity consumption has reduced by 3,391.146 kilowatts per month and result to cost savings of USD 715.91 per month. BEFORE

IWATA Screw Type Compressor

AFTER

KOBELCO Screw Type Inverter Compressor 25 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

ENERGY SAVINGS LED Display Racks by Marketing

The display racks in retail stores are now using LED lights instead of using fluorescent tubes with a total of 420 watts per display rack were replaced with led light with a total of 150 watts per rack. The Marketing department was able to save a total of 81 kw per display rack within a month or a total of 1296 kw/mo.

Lights Replaced at Factory Perimeter August 2014 By Production & Plant Engineering (PPE)

The dome light with 40 watts and 80 watts power consumption located at factory perimeter area were replaced with 30 watts of LED flood lights in 1 st week of August 2014 which resulted to a cost savings of USD 22.04 per month or a total of 760.13 kilowatts savings / month. BEFORE

Dome Light

AFTER

Flood Light 26 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

ENERGY SAVINGS Inverter Type ACU Installed Sept 2014 By

The

airconditioning units at CCTV Room, Customer Service Lobby & Officer were changed from conventional type to inverter type.

Conventional

Inverter

1.5 Hp

1.0 Hp

2.5 Hp

2.5 Hp

Total Savings: 220 kw/mo. USD 46.44/mo

Use of Collapsible Crates October 2014 By RM Warehouse

RM Warehouse requested supplier to use

collapsible plastic crates as a transport box for deliveries of parts to SPC. Solid waste was reduced by 1112 pieces of carton boxes.

BEFORE

AFTER 27 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

ENERGY SAVINGS Engineering & Purchasing Department Go Paperless Feb 2014 By Engineering Department

Engineering Department reduced their paper consumption by 42% by saving their data in a server and implemented paperless engineering documents.

distribution of

Saved paper after Implementation thru server 3 mos.

Sheet of paper used

1st month Before Implementation 15 reams x 500/ream

2nd month

3rd month

7500

After implementation

Total

7500 291

2415

428

3134

Computation: 3134 / 7500 = 41.79% sheets of paper saved Target: 10% of 7500 = 750 Actual: 3134 Attainment: 3134 / 750 x 100 = 417.87%

Nov 2014 by Purchasing Department

Purchasing Department reduced their paper consumption by 25.53% by utilizing e-mail to send data, provide LCD-TV monitor and upload all necessary documents for daily display/viewing of all necessary data. Paper size A3 A4 Total Savings

Consumption (reams) 2014F 2014L 6 5 41 30 47 35

savings # of reams 1 11 12 25.53%

28 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY APR Fun Run: “Cool Run Against Fire 2” 2014 Alabang, Muntinlupa City

On

its second year, the proceeds of the Fun Run would go to the procurement of firefighting gears and fund for annual community service.

Blood Donation SPC Head Office, Muntinlupa City

APR 2014

Sharp (Phils.) Corporation and Sharp Employees’ Ugnayang Pangkabuhayan Multi-purpose Cooperative in cooperation with Philippine Blood Center – Las Piῆas branch conducted a blood donation activity in SPC. Blood donation program is a continues social activity program of SPC . Its humanitarian act does not only save lives but also strengthens relationships.

29 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY JUN Book Drive Haven for Children 2014 Alabang, Muntinlupa City The Book Drive is a campaign among SPC employees to inspire children and give the gift of reading by giving new and slightly used books to Haven for Children – a center for boys ages 7-13 who are mostly abandoned, orphaned, or forced to work on the streets. All books gathered were donated last June 13, 2014.

30 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY “Brigada Eskwela” National School JUN Maintenance Week 2014 Cupang Elementary School Annex, Muntinlupa City Brigada Eskwela is an annual program of Department of Education, Republic of the Philippines, that aims to improve the facilities of public schools. Sharp (Phils.) Corporation adopted Cupang Elementary School Annex. The school’s general Parents Teacher’s Association (PTA) together with Sharp employees and school teachers volunteered to render services for the construction of hand washing area, tilling of corridors, painting of the facades, and installation of insulation foam in the ceiling of the kindergarten area.

31 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AUG Environmental Education Silang Elementary School 2014 Bagong Samson Road, Sucat, Muntinlupa City Last August 22, 2014, Sharp (Phils.) Corporation has provided an Environmental Education program to the grade school students of a public school named Bagong Silang Elementary School. Sharp believes that providing environmental education to students, prepares them to be good stewards for the environment. The objective of the program is to help young individuals be aware of, and develop necessary skills to become environmentally responsible. Also, Sharp has donated three (3) electric fans to the said public school.

32 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY Tree Planting Activity SEP “Save Mother Earth. Plant a Tree.” 2014 Bayanan Baywalk , Muntinlupa City A Tree Activity in Barangay Bayanan and Barangay Tunasan Baywalk was held last September 30, 2014, in cooperation with the City Government of Muntinlupa Business Permit & Licensing Office (BPLO) and Clean & Green Group.

A total of 152 trees were planted-75 Tabebuia Tree, 75 Banaba and 2 Palm trees. Tabebuia has been used in herbal medicine with a wide range of health concerns and Banaba tree herbal medicine is used to treat diabetes and kidney inflammation

SPC employees with employees of City Government of Muntinlupa Business Permit Licensing Office (BPLO) and Clean and Green Group

Tree planting activity

Sharp received a Certificate of Appreciation from City Government of Muntinlupa

“Save Mother Earth Plant a Tree” signage

Mr. H. Maruyama w/ Ms. Antonette Tameta plant a palm tree at the entrance of the baywalk

33

SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY OCT Manila Bay Clean-up for Mother Earth” 2014 “Coops Manila Bay, Manila Manila Bay, with its picture perfect sunsets is strategically located in the capital City of Manila. Its natural harbour is considered one of the finest in the world, but quality of water in Manila Bay is declining due to fast modernization, industrialization and inconsiderate disposal of solid wastes.

In the spirit of volunteerism and in support of the Cooperative’s advocacy for a clean and green environment to save the historic Manila Bay, Sharp employees together with private individuals, members of cooperative, local government units and private companies gathered as early as 5:00 AM, to clean-up the Manila Bay.

34 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY Outreach Program NOV Philippine Children’s Medical Center 2014 Quezon Avenue, Quezon City SPC conducted an Outreach Program that helps bring smile to the children with cancer at Philippine Children’s Medical Center (PCMC), Quezon Avenue, Agham Road, Quezon City, last November 28, 2014, through fun entertainment and gift-giving activities.

Appearance of ION Boy

Photobooth session

SPC employees, volunteers and PCMC staff

Story-telling

Presentation the PCI products to nurses and doctors

Certificate given by Philippine Children’s Medical Center (PCMC)

35 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY DEC Donation of Sharp unit to (Business Permit & Licensing Office) 2014 BPLO City Government of Muntinlupa Last December 3, 2014, Sharp (Phils.) Corporation donated 1 unit of Portable CD Stereo System (Boombox) – GX-M10H (RD) to the City Government of Muntinlupa Business Permit and Licensing Office (BPLO).

BPLO controls and supervises the application of business permits of all business establishments operating within the City of Muntinlupa where SPC head office is located. The office is also responsible for the maintenance of all information/data of taxpayers.

BPLO has been a partner of SPC in CSR – Tree Planting Activity in Muntinlupa and this unit would be very beneficial for them when gathering their constituents during community meeting.

Blood Donation of JAN SPC Employees 2015 January 31, 2015

H

H

“ elp Others, elp Your Family”, this is SPC’s Blood Donation Campaign tagline. This year, SPC employees’ immediate family members are also encouraged to donate blood. SPC campaign started by inviting employees whose lives of their immediate family have been saved through blood transfusion, to tell their stories how their love ones survived, and as a way also of encouraging regular blood donors to continue giving blood and motivating others to do so. 36 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY Outreach Program JAN Hospicio de San Jose 2015 City of Manila Toys and foods were donated to the orphaned children of Hospicio de San Jose last January 2, 2015. It’s the oldest Catholic welfare institution in the Philippines. Toys were donated by SPC employees through Toy Donation Campaign.

Sharp employees and Hospicio de San Jose staff in front of the orphanage

SPC employees giving food and toys to the preschooler ages 4-5 years old

Sharp received a Certificate of Appreciation from the institution

SPC donated toys, food and Sharp unit to the institution

Food, toys and hygiene kit were given to the toddlers ages 2-3 years old

Children with special needs were given also food, toys and hygiene kit

37 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY MAR ONE DAY. ONE BAY. Stewardship Project Initial Meeting 2015 Riverway Muntinlupa City “One Day. One Bay.” It was spearheaded by the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) in 2011. This project aim to re-educate the people of Metro Manila to help rehabilitate and preserve Manila Bay and all riverways of Metro Manila that are interconnected to it.

The objective of the initial meeting is to gather concerned stakeholders of the Alabang-Cupang River which is under the Riverway Stewardship Project to come-up with an action plan and organize the project management team of said riverway. The Project Management Team is composed of four (4) components: Massive Clean-up, Clear-up of Structure, Rehabilitation, and Preservation. Sharp (Phils.) Corporation participation is under Massive Clean-Up component. 38 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY MAR Alabang – Cupang River 2015 Clean-up Muntinlupa City SPC employees participated in ALABANG-CUPANG CLEAN-UP together with the LAKE MANAGEMENT OFFICE (LMO) employees and DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES (DILG). Sharp rendered services for the clean-up and donated five (5) pcs of shovel, sickle, and rake, Sharp also donated food and drinks for the clean-up.

Sharp donated cleaning tools

Sharp employees cleaning the river

Sharp employees pick –up the garbage from the river

Lake Management Office received the donation

Sharp employees cleaning the river

Sharp employees with LMO and DILG employees 39 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION

SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION KM. 23 WEST SERVICE ROAD, SOUTH SUPERHIGHWAY ALABANG, MUNTINLUPA CITY, 1770, PHILIPPINES PHONE: (632) 850-6614, 842-1371 Loc. 206 / 524 FAX: (632) 842-0530

40 SHARP (PHILS.) CORPORATION