By 2030, we aspire to be publicly associated with the world’s green industries and, thus, have advanced in pursuit of this transformation in sustainability through the following measures: a Human Rights Policy; our annual Sustainability Report prepared using the highest standards for ESG reporting and audited by independent experts; a demanding Compliance Program; an Online Monitoring plan for the Salar de Atacama operations; membership in the United Nations Global Compact and adherence to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG); and participation in the Global Battery Alliance, among other measures that we intend to continue expanding. In relation to our annual Sustainability Report, which follows the highest ESG publication standards and which is audited by independent experts, we are incorporated into the measurement and certification of the report using the methodology proposed by the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI). Recently, the S&P Dow Jones Index announced the results of the evaluations carried out and SQM qualified for both the DJSI Chile Index and the DJSI MILA Pacific Alliance Index. Likewise, we started a diagnostic process in CDP; an international non-profit organization that helps companies and cities publicize their environmental impact related to greenhouse gases, the use and consumption of water and biodiversity.