Sustainability
Management System

Sustainable Management
Organization

The world faces the biggest challenge in human history due to the intertwining factors of global climate change, demographic changes, deep exhaustion of resources and technological development. KT has established a long-term sustainable management strategy to focus on developing innovative technologies and capabilities and improve sustainability for humanity and the world. To efficiently execute this strategy companywide, it was Korea’s first telecom company to install a ‘Sustainable Management Committee’ in the BOD in April 2016. In addition, the company newly installed the sustainable management unit, an executive organization to implement the strategy and ensure timely execution, and run it with consultations from the Sustainable Management Committee, an exclusive advisory body.

Board of Directors
BOD
Sustainability Management CommitteeReport to BOD, BOD Review/Decidework of Sustainability Management Committee.
Sustainable Management Committee
Establish StrategyReport to Sustainability Management Committee, Sustainability Management Committee Review/Feedbackwork of Establish Strategy.
Agencies
ESG Council
Working GroupESG Implementation Department
subcommittee
  • Environmental
    Management Committee
    • Expand environment ICT
    • Reduce environmental effects
    • Cope with environmental regulations
  • Shared Growth
    Committee
    • Mutual growth policies
    • Conciliate supplier dispute
    • Cope with regulations
  • Group Ethical
    Management Committee
    • Manage sustainable management related pre-risks

Stakeholder Engagement Process

A stakeholder means an individual or a group with an interest or concern in business directly or indirectly. KT has defined 8 major stakeholders in terms of business and function to efficiently communicate with them and reflect main issues in management activities while listening to their concerns and demands through various communication channels. Particularly, the company extended the scope of conventional stakeholder - customers, employees, suppliers and communities - to ‘environment,’ drawn new issues such as climate change and energy and used them in establishing strategies.

Stakeholder Group
  • Customer
  • Employees
  • Cooperating Companies
  • Local Community
  • Shareholders/investors
  • Government/Media
  • Academic Experts and Scholars
  • Workers in environmental sectors