UNGC SUMMIT NORWAY Oslo 12 - 13 October 2016 Venue: Statoil, Martin Linges vei 33, 1364 Fornebu

UN Global Goals for Sustainable Development Trends and Opportunities

On September 25th 2015, governments around the world adopted 17 goals to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all as part of a new sustainable development agenda. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) have been developed following an open consultation process led by the United Nations. Governments have committed themselves to achieving these goals before 2030. The SDGs embrace a universal approach to the sustainable development agenda. They explicitly call on business to use creativity and innovation to address development challenges and recognize the need for governments to encourage sustainability reporting. The UN GCNN wants to use the meeting in Oslo to focus on the SDGs. The aim is to involve all members in how they individually and collectively can contribute to the goals and relate them to their business. Maybe some of you already have started, if so you might be able to help other members of the network to “get going”. If not, this is your chance! During the meeting, you will be presented ideas on how to relate the goals to your business. We will also provide room for discussions where you can get ideas from other members of the network. And of course, we will have interesting speakers who will provide examples from various sectors and inspire you to go back home and continue your work on the SDGs.

DAY 1 His Royal Highness Crown Prince Haakon of Norway is highly engaged in the UN Sustainability Goals and the implementation of these. We are honored that His Royal Highness will open The UN Global Compact Summit in Oslo. Because of security matters all participants must be seated before 10.50 and show identification at the registration desk at Statoil before entering the venue. Moderator of the event will be Ylva Lindberg, Founding partner SIGLA 10:00 – 10:50

Registration, coffee and networking

10:50

All participants must be present in the conference room

11:00

Welcome Hedda Felin, Statoil, member of the steering committee GCNN Opening His Royal Highness Crown Prince Haakon of Norway

11:15 – 11:30

Statoil and new opportunities within the sustainability area Bjørn Otto Sverdrup, Senior Vice President for Sustainability Statoil

11:30 – 12:00

How business can contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals Companies that do business responsibly and find opportunities to innovate around sustainability will be the business leaders of tomorrow. The Sustainable Development Goals explicitly call on business to use creativity and innovation to address development challenges and recognize the need for governments to encourage sustainability reporting. Henrik Madsen, Board member UN Global Compact OECD states that the rate of growth in the global ocean economy will be greater than the world economy in decades ahead. Now we are on the threshold of what many call "the century of the oceans” and Sturla Henriksen will give examples on how the shipping and offshore industry can contribute to the SDGs. Sturla Henriksen, CEO Norwegian Shipowners’ Association Panel conversation

12:00 - 13:00

Lunch Buffet lunch at Statoil

13:00 – 13.45

New trends. Link between Sustainability and the 4th Industrial revolution The latest disruptive technologies, creating the foundation of the 4th Industrial revolution, opens completely new business opportunities for most industries. In this session, we will get examples of the business triggers and how the new solutions contribute to sustainability. We will see examples of the new technologies emerging and a vision of what the future may look like. Hege Skryseth, CEO Kongsberg Digital, Kongsberg Gruppen ASA Fredrik Östbye, VP Internet of Things, Telenor Group, Digital Businesses

13.45 -14.45

Challenges and opportunities within ocean space Two thirds of our planet is covered in water. The ocean is fundamental to life for humans and all living creatures and provides goods and services critical to humanity. Due to growing world population and expanding oceanic economic activities, these pressures on the oceans will increase. The speakers in this session will address sustainability challenges and opportunities. Sustainable oceans Nina Jensen, Secretary General, WWF Norway Use of biomass from land and ocean as a sustainable feed sources for aquaculture Margareth Øverland, Centre Director, Foods of Norway CRI and Professor at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences

Sustainable seafood production Christina I. M. Abildgaard, Dr. Scient, The Researh Council of Norway 14.45-15.15

Coffee and networking

15.15-16.30

Session "Challenges and opportunities within ocean space" continues DONG Energy’s strategic focus on offshore wind Rasmus Skov, Head of Sustainability Performance, DONG Energy

Sustainable transportation Thomas Susé, Head of Group CSR, DSV Global Transport and Logistics Roundtable Conversation 16.30-17.30

Workshop How can we use the SDGs to trigger action in our individual companies? We will discuss how to identify the most relevant SDGs and what a good sustainability target looks like. Facilitated by SIGLA

17:30

Entertainment

18.00-19.00

Break

19.00 -

Dinner, Scandic Fornebu hotel

DAY 2

09:00 - 09:10

Introduction of the day

09:10-09:30

Expectations and obligations of Governments and Nordic collaboration Expectations to business from a Government perspective in meeting the SDGs. Elisabeth Vik Aspaker, Minister of EEA and EU Affairs

09:30 – 10:30

Towards sustainable supply chains Decent work, sustainable production patterns and protection of terrestrial ecosystems are examples of important sustainability targets which call for business engagement in our supply chains. How may we contribute to the SDGs through responsible sourcing? From responsible sourcing to sustainable production of textiles Hege Holter Brekke, CEO Pierre Robert Group Collective action towards deforestation-free supply chains Truls Gulowsen, leader of Greenpeace Norway and Ellen Behrens, VP Corporate Responsibility Orkla ASA Sustainable development in food supply chains Maria Smith, Environmental & Social Compliance Director, ICA Sverige

10.30-11.30

Workshop How could we use our influence as buyers to contribute to the SDGs? Identify specific activities related to responsible sourcing that the members of the Nordic Network could do individually and collectively to contribute to SDG 8, 13, 14 and 15. Facilitated by SIGLA

11:30 - 12:00

Coffee break

12:00 - 13:00

Investors are waking up Investor expectations linked to managing and reporting on sustainability issues are changing, and sustainability is becoming an important factor to consider for long-term investment decisions.

New trends in finance and increased focus on sustainability Idar Kreutzer, CEO Finance Norway Why and how sustainable investments can reduce risk and improve returns Ylva Lindberg, Founding partner SIGLA Investors and customers demand transparency and sustainable products Peter Branner, CEO Investment Management SEB 13.00-13.10

Summing up and good bye Ylva Lindberg, SIGLA Update from the GCNN and welcome to Stockholm in spring 2017 Susanna Zeko, Focal point GCNN

13:10

Take-away lunch

13:30 – 14:00

Annual General Meeting, GCNN