Sustainable Development Policy
win-win cooperation
Daoshi establishes smooth communication channels and cooperative relationships with stakeholders, identifies substantive ESG issues of the company based on the demands of its main business stakeholders, clarifies internal responsibilities, implements key management projects, and achieves high-quality development of the company through positive impacts on the environment and society.
Standardized governance
Dow attaches great importance to corporate governance, and the board of directors participates in the formulation of systems and assumes corresponding responsibilities from various aspects such as the company's green products, corporate governance standards, and business ethics. Moreover, the high performance of directors and supervisors is linked to environmental management performance, and they set an example by fulfilling their responsibilities from top to bottom.
Give back to society
Dow actively fulfills its social responsibility as a public company, striving to give back to society while achieving corporate goals and balancing its own development. The company attaches great importance to public welfare education, providing care and assistance to impoverished students through multiple channels, building a harbor of love for them, and changing their life trajectory. Subsidiaries in various regions have also initiated long-term donation mechanisms for local impoverished students.
Low carbon emission reduction
Dow's green development philosophy is to strive to reduce the environmental footprint generated by production and operation, and to design green products or products that are beneficial to environmental improvement. The basic principles of unified company environmental management, the implementation of a "target+process" dual assessment mechanism for environmental protection work, the establishment of specific environmental management policies based on its own environmental management elements and the regulatory requirements of local environmental protection departments, and the reasonable payment of environmental protection related taxes and fees.
