Kingfisher : GRI Index 2022/23

Global Reporting Initiative Index

2022/23

1	Kingfisher Global Reporting Initiative Index 2022/23	Statement of use	General disclosures	Economic topics	Environmental topics	Social topics

Statement of use

Kingfisher plc has reported the information cited in this GRI content index for the period 1 February 2022 - 31 January 2023 with reference to the GRI Standards 2021.

All page references are to our Responsible Business Report 2022/23 unless stated.

Contents

2 General disclosures

2 GRI 2: General Disclosures

2 1. The organisation and its reporting practices

1. 2. Activities and workers
2. 3. Governance

1. 4. Strategy, policies and practices
2. 5. Stakeholder engagement
3. Material topics

5 GRI 3: Material Topics

1. 2. Disclosures on material topics

1. Economic topics

1. Economic performance

1. Anti-corruption
2. Tax

6 Environmental topics

1. Materials
2. Energy

7 Biodiversity

1. Emissions
2. Waste

8 Supplier environmental assessment

1. Social topics

1. Employment

1. Occupational health and safety
2. Training and education

1. Diversity and equal opportunity

1. Non-discrimination

10 Freedom of association and collective bargaining

10 Child labour

1. Forced or compulsory labour
2. Local communities

1. Supplier social assessment

1. Public policy

1. Customer health and safety

1. Customer privacy

2	Kingfisher Global Reporting Initiative Index 2022/23	Statement of use	General disclosures	Economic topics	Environmental topics	Social topics

General disclosures

GRI Standard Title	#	Disclosure Name	Location in reporting		GRI Standard Title	#	Disclosure Name	Location in reporting
				2. Activities and	2-6	Activities, value chain,	About Kingfisher - page 2
GRI 2: General Disclosures
					workers		and other business	Responsible sourcing and human rights - page 52
1. The organisation	2-1	Organisational details	Kingfisher plc
			relationships
and its reporting
		3 Sheldon Square, Paddington, London, W2 6PX, UK					Who we are
practices
			About Kingfisher - page 2					What we do
			Shareholder information - Annual Report and Accounts-					Annual Report and Accounts- Our business model -
			pages 182-183					pages 12-13
								Modern Slavery Act Transparency Statement,Our
	2-2	Entities included in	Performance Data Appendix,About our data - page 3,
		the organisation's	data tables - pages 17-34					company structure - page 2, Suppliers and customer
		sustainability reporting	Data Collection Methodology					offer - page 3
								Data Collection Methodology
	2-3	Reporting period,	Reporting period: 1 February 2022 - 31 January 2023
			2-7	Employees	About Kingfisher - page 2
		frequency and contact	Introduction - page 1
		point
							About our workforce - page 16
			Performance Data Appendix,About our data - page 3
			Report publication date: June 2023					Who we are
					2-8	Workers who are not	Not reported
			Contacts - page 67
						employees
	2-4	Restatements of	Performance Data Appendix, About our data - page 3,
		information	data tables - pages 17-34
			Data Collection Methodology
	2-5	External assurance	Independent assurance statement - pages 65-66
			Performance Data Appendix,Independent assurance
			statement - pages 35-36

3	Kingfisher Global Reporting Initiative Index 2022/23	Statement of use	General disclosures	Economic topics	Environmental topics	Social topics

GRI Standard Title	#	Disclosure Name	Location in reporting
3. Governance	2-9	Governance structure and	Executive oversight - page 56
		composition	Governance of Responsible Business - page 5
			Annual Report and Accounts,Our governance structure
			- page 62
			Annual Report and Accounts,Board of Directors -
			pages 64-66
	2-10	Nomination and	Annual Report and Accounts,Nomination Committee -
		selection of the highest	pages 69-70
		governance body
	2-11	Chair of the highest	Annual Report and Accounts- page 64
		governance body
	2-12	Role of the highest	Executive oversight - page 56
		governance body	Governance of Responsible Business - page 5
		in overseeing the
		management of impacts	Governance and risk management - page 56
			Engaging our stakeholders - pages 58-59
			Identifying our material issues - page 64
			Annual Report and Accounts- pages 23 and 62,
			Risks - pages 51-58
	2-13	Delegation of	Executive oversight - page 56
		responsibility for	Governance of Responsible Business - page 5
		managing impacts
	2-14	Role of the highest	A member of our Responsible Business Committee,
		governance body in	a committee of our Board, reviews and signs off our
		sustainability reporting	Responsible Business Report.
	2-15	Conflicts of interest	Annual Report and Accounts- pages 92 and 102

GRI Standard Title	#	Disclosure Name	Location in reporting
3. Governance	2-16	Communication of critical	Executive oversight - page 56
(continued)		concerns	Data not reported
	2-17	Collective knowledge	Governance and risk management - page 56
		of the highest	Annual Report and Accounts- page 71
		governance body
	2-18	Evaluation of the	Annual Report and Accounts- pages 68
		performance of the
		highest governance body
	2-19	Remuneration policies	Annual Report and Accounts- pages 77-100
	2-20	Process to determine	Annual Report and Accounts- pages 77-100
		remuneration
	2-21	Annual total compensation	Annual Report and Accounts- page 95
		ratio
4. Strategy, policies	2-22	Statement on sustainable	From our Chief Executive Officer - page 3
and practices		development strategy
	2-23	Policy commitments	Our Code of Conduct
			Our policies
			Ethical conduct - page 55
			Chemicals - page 39
			Planet - pages 18-28
			Modern Slavery Act Transparency Statement,Policies -
			page 5
	2-24	Embedding policy	Governance and risk management - page 56
		commitments	Modern Slavery Act Transparency Statement-

pages 4-5

4	Kingfisher Global Reporting Initiative Index 2022/23	Statement of use	General disclosures	Economic topics	Environmental topics	Social topics

GRI Standard Title	#	Disclosure Name	Location in reporting
4. Strategy, policies	2-25	Processes to remediate	Our Code of Conduct
and practices		negative impacts	Clear whistleblowing procedures - page 55
(continued)
			Modern Slavery Act Transparency Statement- pages 10
			and 16
	2-26	Mechanisms for seeking	Clear whistleblowing procedures - page 55
		advice and raising	Modern Slavery Act Transparency Statement- page 16
		concerns
	2-27	Compliance with laws	Fines and prosecutions - pages 51 and 56
		and regulations	Performance Data Appendix- page 7
	2-28	Membership associations	Examples included throughout our report - pages 11, 15,
			24, 27, 39 and 62
			Public policy - page 60
			Membership of trade associations - page 60
			Modern Slavery Act Transparency Statement- page 20
5. Stakeholder	2-29	Approach to stakeholder	Engaging our stakeholders - pages 58-59
engagement		engagement	Public policy - page 60
			Identifying our material issues - page 64
			Examples of engagement included throughout our report
			- pages 16, 24, 28, 32, 43 and 57
			Annual Report and Accounts- pages 16-22
	2-30	Collective bargaining	Not reported
		agreements