Tullow is continually reviewing and refining its approach to sustainability, taking on board the primary interests of our investors, host countries and communities, as well as colleagues throughout our business.
In 2019, we considered the topics and issues most important to them, alongside the goals of our business strategy. We also considered the expectations of oil and gas companies reflected in the work of IPIECA, our industry association, and the United Nations global agenda for 2030 set out in its Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). Our sustainability framework, set out below, has four pillars which combine all these inputs and expectations, focuses on 10 of the SDGs and is supported by an organisation and culture which reflects our Values.
Our Sustainability Report 2019
This is Tullow Oil’s first standalone Sustainability Report for some years, and it complements our 2019 Annual Report and provides further details of our environmental and social performance over the past year.
Shared prosperity
Local content and capacity
Developing local skills
Social investment
Partner of choice
Total payments to all major stakeholder groups including employees, suppliers and communities, as well as governments, brought our total socio-economic contribution to $907.2 million.
Related documents
USTAWI
Local Tullow Kenya magazine showcasing our approach to Social investment & responsible operations in Turkana.
Our Policies and standards
Climate Policy
7 May 2020
Safe and Sustainable Operations policy
16 April 2020
Human Rights policy
16 April 2020
Code of Ethical Conduct
01 September 2018