however by itself not sufficient to make a company thrive for its shareholders. Shareholders and the business sector alike expect a company to have good performance and returns, a balanced relationship with
protected and/or restored indigenous species, flora or fauna - Mean Species Abundance (% and change) - Maintenance of genetic diversity of species (seeds, plants, animals) on a given territory - Number of
funding and encouraging companies that contribute to sustainability (from an Environmental and/or Social and/or Governance perspective, “ESG”). For such a role to be played and the market to thrive
to become a key player with double-digit growth and building our organic portfolio towards 2.5mn customers this year. • Enterprise business to thrive with continued digitization trend – Our key
access into the forest stands 3.8 Free, Prior & Informed Consent (FPIC) Requirement Free, prior & informed consent (FPIC) from indigenous peoples or local communities must be sought out when: • Property
conversion, but three specific human rights are included - the right to Free, Prior and Informed Consent, land rights of Indigenous peoples and local communities, and labor rights. Economic intensity metric
key to help them thrive in this new digital world. • Public school children, adolescents and adult caretakers including parents and teachers in areas where Millicom operates and where there is little or
otherwise use, as recognized by several international instruments including the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), International Labour Organization's (ILO) Convention 169, and the
the second rank, and continues to consistently thrive with the cumulative market share of 2018 at 15.8%. Net marketing margin was within proximity of 2017 levels, although was affected by the