Gap Inc.

Headquarters	San Francisco, California, USA
CEO	Glenn Murphy
Total Revenue	$15.9 billion USD
Net Income	$778 Million
Reporting Cycle	Quarterly
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Indicators

Environment
1. Reducing Product/Service Impacts (1)
2. Greenhouse Gases (5)
3. Air Pollution (other than GHG)
4. Energy Use (5)
5. Biodiversity (1)
6. Material Use (5)
7. Waste (10)
8. Water Use (2)
9. Hazardous Spills
10. Environmental Compliance (1)
11. Environmental Expenditures
Society
1. Community Impact (17)
2. Local Procurement
3. Capacity Building
4. Child Labour (4)
5. Indigenous Rights
6. Cancer Research
7. HIV/AIDS Research (3)
8. Human Rights (8)
9. Employee Wages Training and Benefits (11)
10. Employment Equity (7)
11. Collective Bargaining (2)
12. Occupational Health and Safety (4)
13. Military Involvement
Product Responsibility
1. Customer Health and Safety (1)
2. Accessibility to Product Information
3. Customer Satisfaction (1)
4. Marketing Ethics
5. Customer Privacy (1)
6. Organics (1)
7. Fair Trade
8. Animal Testing (2)
Corporate Citizen
1. Government Assistance
2. Direct Economic Impact (1)
3. Political Contributions (1)
4. Anti-Corruption (1)
5. Anti-Competitive Behaviour
6. CEO Compensation (1)

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Community [revisions]

In 2000, Gap Inc. agreed to stop using leather from India and China after PETA US members protest in its stores.

Date: 2008 | Source: PETA UK | Created By: Cristy McLennan | Revision: 1

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Gap Inc. does not conduct or endorse animal testing on any personal care products. It requires its vendors and testing laboratories to use other means to verify the safety and stability of these goods.

Date: 2008 | Source: Gap Inc. Social Responsibility FAQ | Created By: Cristy McLennan | Updated By: Cristy McLennan | Revision: 2

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