We remain committed to integrating sustainability into all aspects of our business.
Fortescue is committed to open, transparent and meaningful engagement with our stakeholders. The FY23 ESG Databook presents our performance against key material sustainability commitments and targets. It supports our annual reporting suite, which includes our Annual Report, Sustainability Report, Climate Change Report, Corporate Governance Statement and Modern Slavery Statement.
We have aligned our approach to sustainability with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and will continue to work with our host governments as they strive to meet these goals. We have prioritised eight of the 17 SDGs for which we can have the greatest impact under the umbrella goals of People, Planet and Process.
Fortescue engages with a broad range of stakeholders who have an interest in our business and operations. We recognise that effective stakeholder engagement is critical to maintaining our reputation and long-term social licence to operate in Australia and around the world. We are now extending the effective and meaningful stakeholder engagement established by Fortescue in Australia to our global minerals and energy activities.
We recognise that our activities have the potential to expose our employees, contractors and communities to health and safety risks. We work to identify these risks and seek to ensure suitable controls are in place to mitigate them. We seek continuous improvement using industry metrics and benchmarking. Our health and safety management system aligns with the International Standard for Occupational Health and Safety, ISO 45001.