Johnson & Johnson

Climate Impact & Sustainability Data (2014)

Total Carbon Emissions:1,096,563 tCO2e/year (Scope 1 & 2)

Renewable Energy Share:7%

Total Energy Consumption:11,948 billion BTUs/year

Water Consumption:10.98 million m3/year

Waste Generated:173.1 million kg/year

Carbon Intensity:14.8 MT CO2/million USD in 2014

9.6 percent reduction in facility CO2 emissions against 2010 baseline
Achieved and exceeded Healthy Future 2015 goal to have 60 Earthwards®-recognized products by year-end 2015, with 73 products recognized by the end of 2014.
Increased on-site clean/renewable energy capacity to 50.1 megawatts

Reached more than 88 million women and children with programs supporting UN Millennium Development Goals
Expanded programs using mobile technology to communicate vital health information to new and expectant mothers in South Africa and India
Announced a global partnership with Save the Children to improve the survival and healthy development of millions of children under age five

Announced an extended agreement with the Yale Open Data Access (YODA) Project to provide access to its portfolio of medical devices products
Improved regulator findings, resulting in fewer regulatory actions and decreased product recalls

Long-term Goals:

Medium-term Goals:

Reduce facility CO2 emissions by 20% by 2020 (from 2010 baseline)
Source all palm oil and palm oil derivatives from certified sustainable sources by 2015
All strategic suppliers to publicly report on two or more sustainability goals by 2015
All critical employees receive human rights training by 2015

Short-term Goals:

Reduce water consumption by 10% by 2015 (from 2010 baseline)
Reduce total waste disposed off-site by 10% by 2015 (from 2010 baseline)
Achieve 15% improvement in employee safety performance by 2015 (LWDC rate below 0.09)
Achieve 15% improvement in contractor safety performance by 2015 (LWDC rate below 0.12)
Achieve 15% improvement in fleet safety by 2015 (CPMM target of 4.7)

Several serious safety incidents, including seven fingertip amputations and three fatalities
Increase in accidental releases and environmental, health, and safety non-compliances
Substantial progress in reducing water use offset by enhanced quality procedures and in-house production
Scope 3 emissions data collection challenges

Developed a standardized safety approach for Johnson & Johnson Supply Chain (JJSC) and launched a Safety Culture Program
Implemented a comprehensive safety action plan to prevent fatalities and serious injuries
Improved reporting rigor for EHS non-compliances
Initiated projects to create global standardized Permits-To-Work
Implemented an effort to carefully analyze current processes as they relate to outsourced facilities management activities
Initiated an initiative to collect data associated with Scope 3 value chain emissions

Supplier Audits: 232 suppliers reviewed in 2014

Frameworks Used: GRI G4 Core

Certifications: ISO 14001

Third-party Assurance: ERM CVS