Exhibition booth organized by Korean Association for Supporting the SDGs for the

Topic: ‘Implementation of the SDGs by Corporations and Policy leaders’

‘Global Sustainable Leader 100’ and ‘Global Sustainable Brand 100’ list

2019 High-Level Political Forum (HLPF) Exhibition United Nations Headquarters in New York

"Empowering people and ensuring inclusiveness and equality" About Korean Association for Supporting the SDGs for the UN (ASD)

Korean Association for Supporting the SDGs for the UN (ASD), which is in special consultative status with Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), is an international non-governmental organization established in 2011. ASD is building sustainable networks to promote the ‘Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)’ with the government, assembly and key global leaders in each country and submitting leading sustainable models of main stakeholder. ASD submitted written statements regarding SDGs related activities of the assembly and global corporations by participating in major committees of ECOSOC such as the UN HLPF, and these statements were adopted nine times. Moreover, the activities of ASD was presented as the best practice in the SDGs Help Desk of the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UN ESCAP). By annually selecting and announcing the SDGs Busi- ness Index (SDGBI) and the guidelines for reducing plastic waste (GRP), ASD is supporting the global strategies of environmental management, sustaina- ble management, social contribution, and Environment, Social, Governance (ESG) field of 2000 major global corporations. The association is collaborat- ing with more than 15 major global corporations for campaigns regarding global eco-friendliness, women, child, plastic, clothing, and fine dust. ASD is also cooperating through the network with diverse major global leaders such as Nobel prize winner. ‘Global Sustainable 100' Award Selection Process

1. Reference Data

The United Nations Open SDG Data Hub SDG Business Forum The Forbes Global 2000 Biggest Companies The Fortune Global 500 ICC (International Chamber of Commerce) Report Report of the UN SG on the progress towards the SDGs (Special Edition) Political Declaration for SDG Summit 2019 The Fortune Global World’s 50 Greatest Leaders

2. Evaluation Criteria and Indicators

Criteria Leaders Companies and Brands

Environment 5 indicators 5 indicators

Governance 2 indicators 2 indicators

Policy 3 indicators 3 indicators

Economic Performance 5 indicators 5 indicators

Innovativeness 4 indicators 4 indicators 10 Basis 10 Basis Resilience and Promotion of Points Points 6 indicators 6 indicators Wellness

Expandability 5 indicators 5 indicators

Relations with the United Nations 3 indicators 3 indicators and the Government

SDGs-related activities 7 indicators 7 indicators

Relations with the Association 3 indicators 3 indicators

43 indicators Score 100 43 indicators Score 100 3. Selection Process

[ The Most Sustainable Global Leaders 100 ] (3,000 important leaders in the world) 30 Most Sustainable Business Leaders (Major Companies) 10 Most Sustainable Innovative Businesses (Startups, SMEs) 30 Most Sustainable Political Leaders (Assembly, Ministry) 20 Most Sustainable Social-Environmental Leaders 10 Young Leaders under 40

[ The Most Sustainable Global Brands 100 ] (2,000 important businesses in the world) 60 Most Sustainable Global Brands 40 Most Sustainable Brands

[ Global Sustainable Group ] 10 Most Sustainable Group

4. Announcement date and distribution

2019.07.18, ASD will announce Global Sustainable 100 List at UN Headquarters in New York, and the lisst will be produced as a sepcial brochure and distributed to the press and participants of High-Level Political Forum 2019 5. 10 Criteria, 43 Indicators

Evaluation Criteria Indicators

Endeavor to reduce carbon emission based on the Paris Agreement on Climate Change

Preparation for environmental pollutants such as plastics

Environment Environmental regulations within organization and environmental awareness of members

Endeavor to save Energy

Activities to prevent the pollution of marine, forest, and land ecosystem

Global Sustainable Partnerships (Individual, Organizations) Governance Implementation of Sustainable (Development Goals) Management Principles

Policy formulation and legislation to improve environmental pollution and Social Inequality

Policy Establishment of Institutions within individuals or organizations for sustainability

Efforts to alleviate inequalities within and between countries

Contribution in global macroeconomic stability

Production and Consumption of Sustainable eco-friendly products

Economic Performance Securing financial sustainability

Issuing Green Bond and sustainability Bond

Establishment of Eco-friendly Global Economy through virtuous cycle of resources

Leading Society Through new technologies

Reducing Inequality in Technology Innovativeness Development and Research for Sustainable Eco-Friendly Technology

Innovative Propositions leading to Social Change Promote resilience of vulnerable social group

Implementation Sendai Framework

Promote resilience about Climate and Natural Disaster Resilience and Wellness Enhancement Efforts to Prevent Chronic disease

Efforts to promote human health and hygiene

Compliance with WHO and international organization principles

Public activities of sustainability

Cooperation with internal and external media and public relations agency

Expandability Changing of member's attitudes towards the organization

Expansion through cooperations with the United Nations

Global Partnership Network

Cooperation with the United Nations (UN)

Relations with the United Nations Cooperation with intergovernmental organization including IPCC, OECD and the Government

Direct engagement in UN related activities

Establishment SDGs practice standards

Publication and submission sustainability management reports

Concrete project with SDGs organization

SDGs-related activities Recognition of best leader in the organization

SDGs Recognition of members

Achievements of SDGs activities

Activities and participation of UN HLPF

Members of Korea Association for Supporting the SDGs for the UN(ASD) and global partnership exchange

Relations with the Association Implementation project with the associaiton

Efforts to spread SDGs through the association Top Rank Global Business Leader Top Rank Innovative Business Leader

Bill Gates, Founder, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Pat Brown, CEO, Impossible Foods

The Most Excellent Sustainable The Most Excellent Sustainable Global Business Leaders Innovative Business Leader

Warren Buffett, CEO, Berkshire Hathaway Olivier Baussan, CEO, L'Occitane

Tim Cook, CEO, Apple Cheng Wei, CEO, Beijing Xiaoju Technology

Jung-Woo Choi, Chairman, POSCO Anthony Tan, CEO, Grab

James Quincey, CEO, Coca Cola Boyan Slat, CEO, Ocean Cleanup,

Sundar Pichai, CEO, Google Andrew Kim, CEO, UNIQUEST,

Mark Constantine, CEO, Lush

Masayoshi Son, CEO, SoftBank Travis VanderZanden, CEO, Bird

Ola Källenius, Chairman, Daimler AG Dongwoo Kim, CEO, BKT

Jamie Dimon, Chairman, JPMorgan Chase Toby Sun, CEO, Lime Bike Karl-Johan Persson, CEO, H&M

Paul Polman, CEO, Unilever

Doug Mcmillon, CEO, Walmart Top Rank Global Leader in Politics

Daniel Schulman, CEO, PayPal Holdings, Inc. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Elon Musk, CEO, Tesla Member of the U.S. House of Representatives Kasper Rorsted, CEO, Adidas

Tadashi Yanai, CEO, Fast Retailing The Most Excellent Sustainable Jack Ma, CEO, Alibaba Global Leaders in Politics Toyoda Akio, CEO, Toyota

Ted Turner, Chairman, Turner Enterprises António Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations Dong- Bin Shin, Chairman, Lotte Group Erna Solberg, Prime Minister of Norway Michael Bloomgerg , CEO, Bloomberg L.P. Jacinda Ardern, Prime Minister of New Zealand Ramon Laguarta, CEO, PepsiCo Xi Jinping, President, People’s Republic of China John Flint, CEO, HSBC Barack Obama, Former President, the United States Kevin Johnson, CEO, Starbucks

Mark Zuckerberg, CEO, Facebook Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, Former President, Liberia Susan Wojcicki, CEO, Youtube Kersti Kaljulaid, President, Estonia Ethan Brown, CEO, Beyond Meat Patricia Spinosa, UNFCCC Executive Secretary Mary T. Barra, CEO, General Motors Duke of Sussex , Prince of U.K Larry Page, CEO, Alphabet Amina J. Mohammed, Deputy Secretary-General Sergey Brin, co-Founder, Google of the United Nations

Al Gore, former Vice President, the United States

Emmanuel Macron, President, the French Republic Nikki Haley, former US Ambassador to the Top Rank Sustainable Social United Nations & Environmental Leader Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the United States House of Representatives Leonardo DiCaprio, Environmentalist and Actor Christine Lagarde, Chairman, IMF

Michelle Obama, Former First Lady of the United States

Elliott Harris, UN Assistant Secretary-General for Economic Development and Chief Economist The Most Excellent Sustainable

Lars Loekke Rasmussen, Prime Minister of Denmark Social & Environmental Leader

Michelle Bachelet, Former President of Chile Indra Nooyi, PepsiCo former CEO Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada Angelina Jolie, UN Goodwill Ambassador, Actress Carl XVI Gustaf, King of Sweden Polar bears, A symbol of Climate change Angela Merkel, Chancellor of Germany

Li Ganjie, Chinese Politician and Minister of Ecology Filippo Grandi, Field Coordinator for UNHCR and Environment , Professor of Columbia University Joyce Msuya, Deputy Executive Director, UNEP Ashley Judd, UN Goodwill Ambassador, Actress Sheikha Moza bint Nasser, Consort of Qatar Charlize Theron, Actress David Beasley, Executive Director of WFP YO-YO MA, Cellist Lee Nak-yeon, Prime Minister, South Korea Muhammad Yunus, The Grameen Bank founder Klaus Schwab, Executive Chairman, WEF Jane Goodall, Primatologist Joe Biden, Former United States Senator Henrietta Fore, UNICEF Executive Director

Petra Nemcova, Model Top Rank Global Sustainable Future Leader Inger Andersen, ICUN Director General Li Bing bing, Actress BTS, K-POP group Han de Groot, Rainforest Alliance, CEO

Leymah Gbowee, Peace activist The Most Excellent Sustainable Jung Hoon Kim, President, Korean Association for Supporting the SDGs for the UN (ASD) Future Leaders Daniel Craig, Actor

Malala Yousafzai, UN Messenger of Peace, Jennifer Morgan, The executive director of Nobel Prize laureate Greenpeace International

Alaa Murabit, Medical doctor, Social activist

Greta Thunberg, Swedish environmental activist

Dia Mirza, UN Environment Goodwill Ambassador

Edward Ndopu, Human rights activist

Hindou Ibrahim, Environmental activist

Katrina Lake, Stitch Fix, CEO

Nadia Murad,2018 Noble Prize laureate

Emma Watson, Actress Top Rank Global Sustainable LLOYD Banking Group

Enterprise China Mobile

SOFTBANK ALPHABET TWITTER

IBM

The Most Excellent Sustainable Agricultural Bank of China Global Enterprise China Construction Bank Tencent Holdings

Nestle Impossible Foods

Fast Retailing JPMorgan Chase

HSBC Holdings Johnson & Johnson

CJ CheilJedang NIKE

Coca-Cola Company Verizon Communications

Intel Amazon

Beyond Meat Samsung

KT SpaceX

Walt Disney

Bank of America Excellent Sustainable Global Enterprise L’OCCITANE LUSH

APPLE FEDEX

AT&T Facebook

POSCO Walmart Inc

Alibaba SK Hynix

H&M UnitedHealth Group

Daimler NOVARTIS

Lotte Chemical ICBC

Ocean Cleanup Microsoft Bridgestone PFIZER Grab ADIDAS National Geographic TESLA Boeing Beijing Xiaoju Technology Rovio General Motors BIRD Toyota Motor

SIEMENS

XIAMEN AIR

Berkshire Hathaway Top Rank Sustainable Global Brand Galaxy S

UNIQLO Impossible Burger NextRound

PayPal

The Most Excellent Sustainable YouTube

Global Brands UPS

HANSOT L’OCCITANE ORACLE Starbucks Brex H&M VOLVO Disney NIKE bibigo BBF PEPSI Cola FILTSON XIAMEN AIR Sony

Excellent Sustainable Global Brands Top Rank Sustainable Global group

Burger King ARMY, BTS Official Fan Club iPhone UN Foundation Aronamin Green Peace Nespresso ICUN Google Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences Coca Cola Nobel Committee Cisco Rainforest Alliance

Instagram National Geographic Society

LUSH WEF

KCON UCC

Walmart

Omega

Twitter

Grammy Awards

Adidas

Lime

Master Card

Billboard