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For HP, sustainability means integrating long term economic, environmental and social dimensions into the way we operate our business. Our environmental commitment is to reduce the environmental impact of our products, services and operations, thereby enabling both HP and our customers to operate more sustainably.

Designing for the environment
HP developed its Design for Environment (DfE) program over 10 years ago with the goal of reducing the environmental impact of products and services. In addition to meeting safety and regulatory requirements, our objective is to design products that use fewer materials, are more energy efficient, and are easier to recycle, while maximizing overall value for our customers.

Driving environmental performance of global operations
HP’s environmental management system (EMS) drives performance in all facets of our operations. We created systems and various audit processes to ensure that our facilities and operations incorporate waste minimization, energy conservation and recycling programs.

Delivering climate change and energy solutions
HP is actively working to reduce greenhouse gases, improve the energy efficiency of our products and operations, and influence employee behaviors to reduce the environmental impact of internal operations.

Recycling solutions for products and printing supplies
We currently provide a convenient way to recycle used IT hardware products from any manufacturer in an environmentally sound manner. HP has established strategic partnerships with leading recycling companies around the world. As part of HP’s environmental commitment, we have requirements in place that ensure e-waste received for processing by HP at our facilities is managed responsibly.

Partnering with suppliers for social and environmental performance
In accordance with HP’s commitment to global citizenship, HP sets clear expectations for our product and material suppliers. These suppliers must meet HP requirements regarding environmental, occupational health and safety, labor, and human rights issues.

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