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Telkom Integrated Report 2017
Social and relationship
capital
Through generating
societal value, we will
create business value and
vice versa. We do this
through our responsible
and impactful business
activities and relationships.
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Through building healthy social and relationship capital, we contribute
to national and global development goals, comply with legislation, drive
our business strategy, create shared value, promote transformation, and
maintain our social licence to operate.
Howwe manage social and relationship capital
We combined our activities responsible for integrated social impact under
one portfolio in the corporate social responsibility (CSR) department.
This department comprises theTelkomFoundation; the FutureMakers
programme; and skills development, and sustainability initiatives. The
TelkomCSR department and the corporate social investment (CSI) units of
BCX and Trudon are the vehicles through which the group’s social capital
is managed. TheTelkomFoundation strategy, BCX’s CSR strategy and
Trudon’s CSI policy guide the management of social capital.
Who we engage with, why we engage them, what we engage on and how
we engage, determine the quality of our stakeholder relationships and our
ability to achieve our strategic objectives. Our stakeholder engagement is
integrated throughout our business and is guided by our material themes.
Refer to page 42 for more information on our stakeholders.
Management control
Telkomhas EE policies and is implementing a strategy to support workforce
transformation across all occupational levels per the economically active
population.
Through focused recruitment, especially at senior levels with a specific
preference to the most under-represented groups (including black
women and people with disabilities), the aim is to increase management
representation. Succession planning and other talent development
strategies are being aligned to employee equity plans, in particular the
FLDP. The main objective is to support the succession plans that address
under-represented females at senior management levels. These initiatives
are further detailed in human capital on page 76.
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