Environmental responsibility
Consider materials and products across their life cycle and manage climate, resource and biodiversity impacts.
Learn more →ESG Commitment
Technology that respects people and the environment. Business built on trust. Explore GinnoLab's sustainability principles and standards of practice.
OUR COMMITMENT
Responsibility to people and the environment
will guide our technology and our business.
GinnoLab considers environmental, human rights, safety and ethical principles as we develop and commercialize nano-ceramic coatings. Alongside product performance, we will examine how we source materials, work with suppliers and affect our people and communities.
We will use verified information to identify risks and set improvement priorities. We will listen to stakeholders, remedy problems and report activities and outcomes transparently, supported by evidence.
GinnoLab Sustainability Commitment
ENVIRONMENT · SOCIAL · GOVERNANCE
Consider materials and products across their life cycle and manage climate, resource and biodiversity impacts.
Learn more →Protect human rights and safety, and listen to suppliers and communities.
Learn more →Uphold fair dealings, information protection and evidence-based disclosure.
Learn more →OUR APPROACH
Dignity, rights and fair working conditions
Fair dealings and transparent decisions
Climate, resources and biodiversity
Risk prevention and workplace safety
Partnerships that respond to local needs
Responsible sourcing and outsourced manufacturing
19 full policies and a consolidated handbook
A channel for ideas, suggestions and concerns
BOUNDARY
We consider the impacts of internal operations and external collaboration while keeping their assessment and reporting boundaries distinct.
Wonju head office · Seoul Startup Hub Gongdeok, Room 614
Managed according to each location's actual activities, facilities and resource use
Contract manufacturers and raw material suppliers
Locations, processes, sourcing routes and impacts assessed separately from direct operations
MANAGEMENT
Examine actual activities at sites, across products and in the supply chain, together with stakeholder feedback.
Assign priorities, owners and timelines, and prepare the information and actions required.
Implement preventive and corrective measures, linking them to grievance handling and remedies.
Review records and effectiveness, report to management and update policies.
The CEO reviews policies and key improvement priorities. The ESG officer receives feedback and coordinates related work. Those responsible for each activity maintain relevant evidence and action records.
Employees, suppliers, customers and communities can all take part.