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Miguel Veiga-PestanaVP External Affairs and Media Relations12 September 2013

1. Background Unilever’s Business Operations – Drivers for Change2. Unilever’s Sustainable Living Plan – how are we doing? 3. Post-2015 – The role of the private sector

Unilever is a global company

We make many of the world’s favourite brands

FACING A FUTURE OF INCREASED DEMAND AND RESOURCE SCARCITYSource: UK Government Office Of Science

Our sustainability history

THE BUSINESS CASE IS COMPELLING

2. Unilever’s Sustainable Living Plan – How we are doing?

Virtuous circle of growth

Our VISION

Our progress to 2012

WHAT MAKES OUR PLAN DISTINCTIVE?All brandsAll countriesLifecycle impactsNot just the environment

OUR TARGETS

Summary of our key targets

CO2 FROM ENERGYWATER USETOTAL WASTEGlobal challenges, business solutions

Improving health & well-being

IMPROVING HYGIENE1 billionpeople to be reached with Lifebuoy hand-washing programmes by end 2015

PROVIDing SAFE DRINKING WATER500 millionpeople to be reached with Pureit safe drinking water by 2020

REDUCING SATURATED FAT100%of our leading spreads to contain less than 1/3rd saturated fat by end 2012

Reducing environmental impact

GHG and waste reductionReduce water use in manufacturingManufacturing GHG emissionsManufacturing wasteaa

reducing greenhouse gasesReduce GHG emissions from refrigerationReduce GHG emissions from washing clothes

REDUCING WATERProvide50millionhouseholds with laundry products that deliver excellent results but use less water

25% recycled Content4% reduction in pack weight3.5% increase in recycling ratesGOOD Progress

Sourcing sustainably

Our share of world volumeSource: Unilever 2009 dataUnilever is a major buyer of agricultural produceBlack tea

new palm oil targets100% sustainable palm oilfrom traceable sources by 2020100% palm oil purchasedfrom certified sustainablesources by end 2012

Sustainable Sourcing: PAPER & TEA63% paper & board certified or recycled75% of our Lipton teabags contain Rainforest Alliance Certified™ tea

SUSTAINABLE SOURCING: COCOA & VEGETABLES64% of Magnum’s cocoa isRainforest Alliance Certified™ 59% of our top 13 vegetables and herbs purchased from sustainable sources

PROGRESS & CHALLENGES2012

Making good progress in 3 areas

Progress in GHG and waste reductionOver half our factories are zero waste to landfillManufacturing GHG emissions cut by 1/3rd Manufacturing waste cut by halfMANUFACTURINGECO-EFFICIENCYSUSTAINABLE SOURCINGROLLING OUTSUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONaa

sustainable Sourcing progress 2010-2012% Unilever’s agricultural raw materials sustainably sourced25%75%100%Palm OilPaper & Board Soy OilSugarTeaVegetablesSunflowerRapeseedDairyCocoaTotal Unilever50%37%50%0%0%0%1%0%20%0%Fruit0%14%20%64%60%8%1%28%25%5%10%21%24%100%63%10%8%39%59%7%14%16%31%43%36%MANUFACTURINGECO-EFFICIENCYSUSTAINABLE SOURCINGROLLING OUTSUSTAINABLE INNOVATION

59% vegetables sustainably grownMANUFACTURINGECO-EFFICIENCYSUSTAINABLE SOURCINGROLLING OUTSUSTAINABLE INNOVATION

KNORR INTRODUCES ‘sustainably grown’ labelMANUFACTURINGECO-EFFICIENCYMANUFACTURINGECO-EFFICIENCYSUSTAINABLE SOURCINGROLLING OUTSUSTAINABLE INNOVATION

Comfort One Rinse now in India & CambodiaNew recipe Flora & Becel with around 25% less saturated fats now in more than 10 countries Thinner layers reduce packaging by 530 tonnes and save €1.3mRolling out sustainable innovationMANUFACTURINGECO-EFFICIENCYSUSTAINABLE SOURCINGROLLING OUTSUSTAINABLE INNOVATION

Facing challenges in 3 areas

Reaching more people for less costSCALING UP HEALTH & HYGIENE PROGRAMMESREDUCING ENVIRONMENTALIMPACTS ACROSS THE VALUE CHAINCHANGING CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR

Helping consumers use less water & energyTake up of concentrated and compacted detergents, which reduce GHG by up to half, has doubledDry shampoos reduce GHG by 90% compared to washing hair with heated waterCHANGING CONSUMER BEHAVIOURSCALING UP HEALTH & HYGIENE PROGRAMMESREDUCING ENVIRONMENTALIMPACTS ACROSS THE VALUE CHAIN

25% recycled Content4% reduction in pack weight3.5% increase in recycling ratesGOOD Progress

But changing habits is hardLaundry capsules help people dose correctlyUnilever’s Five Levers for Change model helps drive behaviour changeCHANGING CONSUMER BEHAVIOURSCALING UP HEALTH & HYGIENE PROGRAMMESREDUCING ENVIRONMENTALIMPACTS ACROSS THE VALUE CHAIN

THE ROLE OF PARTNERSHIPS

Partnerships are crucialTraining 450,000 tea farmersWorking to eliminate tropical deforestationMaking sanitation more accessible

Helping shoppers make better choicesCHANGING CONSUMER BEHAVIOURSCALING UP HEALTH & HYGIENE PROGRAMMESREDUCING ENVIRONMENTALIMPACTS ACROSS THE VALUE CHAIN

3. The Post 2015 Development Agenda - The role of the private sector

The post-2015 agendaThe Millennium Development Goals MDGs have provided a focus for development cooperation (aid aid spending and national policy making) between developed and developing countries since 2000, across eight subjects. To expire in 2015. Progress has been patchy - there have been some successes but not all MDGs will be achieved by their 2015 deadline.Private sector was not consulted in the formulation of the original MDGs

KEY initiatives - post-2015 agendaUnilever is participating

Post 2015 agenda - timelines

Post 2015 Agenda - DISCUSSION

High Level Panel on Post 2015 agenda

PRIVATE SECTOR OUTREACHhttp://www.unilever.com/sustainable-living/ourapproach/public/

1. End Poverty2. Empower Girls and Women and Achieve Gender Equality 3. Provide Quality Education and Lifelong Learning4. Ensure Healthy Lives5. Ensure Food Security and Good Nutrition6. Achieve Universal Access to Water and Sanitation7. Secure Sustainable Energy8. Create Jobs, Sustainable Livelihoods and Equitable Growth9. Manage Natural Resource Assets Sustainability10. Ensure Good Governance and Effective Institutions11. Ensure Stable and Peaceful Societies12. Create a Global Enabling Environment and Catalyse Long-Term Finance

5 Priority Transformative Shifts to Drive the post-2015 Development Agenda1. Leave No One Behind2. Put Sustainable Development at the Core3. Transform Economies for Jobs and Inclusive Growth4. Build Peace and Effective, Open and Accountable Public Institutions 5. Forge a New Global Partnership

Why is this important for the Private SectorThe business case for addressing the big social and environmental issues which confront humanity is compelling: - Product and service innovation- Cost savings- Security of raw material supply- Consumer confidence and loyalty- Licence to operateThe alternative – doing nothing – is a progressively more unstable social and environmental context which will make even the most basic business transactions hard to effect.

WHAT DOES UNILEVER WANT FROM A POST-2015 FRAMEWORK?Finish the job on the MDGs - “end poverty in our time”Poverty can only be eradicated if “planetary boundaries” are respectedWithin these planetary boundaries we must provide: - Secure supplies of nutritious food - Clean drinking water and basic hygiene/sanitation - Sustainable Energy for all - Access to healthcare - Freedom from climate related disastersGoals clearly defined, few in number, measurable. clear language