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Product impact

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Consumers

  • Adjusted net revenue ratio (smoke-free/total)

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  • Number of markets where smoke-free products are available for sale

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  • Number of markets where >50% of net revenues are smoke-free

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  • Proportion of markets where smoke-free products are available for sale that are low- and middle-income markets

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  • Proportion of shipment volume covered by markets with youth access prevention programs in place in indirect retail channels

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Circularity

  • Proportion of shipment volumes covered by markets with anti-littering programs in place for combustible cigarettes

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  • Proportion of shipment volume covered by markets with end-of-life take-back programs in place for smoke-free consumables

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  • Number of markets with end-of-life take-back programs in place for smoke-free consumables

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  • Proportion of PMI smoke-free devices with an eco-design certification

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  • Cumulative number of smoke-free electronic devices refreshed or repaired since 2021 (in thousands)

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Operational impact

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Our workforce

  • Proportion of women in senior roles

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  • Proportion of PMI employees with access to structured lifelong learning offers

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  • Average number of digital training hours per employee

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  • Average number of learning hours per employee

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Workers in our value chain

  • Cumulative number of human rights impact assessments conducted since 2018, with findings addressed

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  • Prevalence of child labor among contracted farmers supplying tobacco to PMI

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  • Proportion of contracted farmers supplying tobacco to PMI who make a living income

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  • Proportion of the most economically vulnerable farmers benefit from interventions that drive a measured increase in income

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Climate

  • Net carbon emissions scope 1+2 (in thousands of metric tons)

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  • Absolute carbon emissions reduction in scope 3 FLAG versus 2019 baseline (in line with science-based target)

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Nature

  • Proportion of tobacco purchased at no risk of deforestation of managed natural forest and no conversion of natural ecosystems

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  • Proportion of priority forest area in PMI tobacco and paper and pulp-based product supply chains with zero deforestation

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  • Volume of water optimized in our tobacco-growing areas (mio m3–cumulative since 2019)

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