* GHG emissions from sources owned or controlled by our Group. Data covers 90% of considered population (a full-time equivalent of roughly 111,000).

* GHG emissions from purchased electricity, steam and heating/cooling that is consumed in the Group owned or controlled equipment or operations. The table below reflects the use of a carbon emission factor for national grid. Data covers 95% of considered population (a full-time equivalent of roughly 111,000).

* GHG emissions from employee business travel and reductions from the use of recycled paper and recycling of paper, glass and plastic. Data covers 83% of considered population (a full-time equivalent of roughly 111,000).

* Data covers 95% of considered population (a full-time equivalent of roughly 111,000).

* Data covers 94% of considered population (a full-time equivalent of roughly 111,000).

* Data covers 91% of considered population (a full-time equivalent of roughly 111,000).

* Data covers 89% of considered population (a full-time equivalent of roughly 111,000).

* Data covers 89% of considered population (a full-time equivalent of roughly 111,000).
1 The Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) countries included are: Bosnia - Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia and Slovenia.
Data for 2010 has been calculated taking into account FTEs (full-time equivalent). For 2008 and 2009 HCs (head count) are still used in data recalculation. Due to improved data collection and calculation processes, some figures may differ from data presented in the 2009 Sustainability Report.
Country to Country comparison beetween the Countries can be misleading, as different tracking system should be taken into account.