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GRI 306-1 WATER DISCHARGE BY QUALITY SHIPBOARD PERSONNEL - SOCIAL ASPECT
AND DESTINATION U.M. 2017 2018 2019
Wastewater GRI 102-8 INFORMATION ON EMPLOYEES U.M. 2017 2018 2019
Total wastewater per person per day liters 196.2 196.88 199.54
- total gray water liters 166.8 166.87 169.04 Total shipboard personnel * no. 12,078 11,793 12,488
(*) The data shown refers to the average number of employees currently embarked.
- total sewage liters 29.4 30.01 30.50
Women no. 1,770 1,805 1,962
GRI 306-2 WASTE BY TYPE AND DISPOSAL METHOD U.M. 2017 2018 2019 Men no. 10,308 9,988 10,526

Average number of employees in the shoreside reserve pool
Total shipboard waste produced and disposal method (waiting to replace colleagues currently embarked) no. 7,108 7,116 6,500
Total shipboard waste Number of employees by employment contract,
Data includes MARPOL Category F (Operational Waste) as usual. The amount of Category F in cubic m 3 113,666.4 114,730.02 129,753.27 gender and region U.M. 2017 2018 2019
meters was calculated starting from the amount of operational waste discharged ashore (in kg).
Total daily waste per person liters 6.4 6.4 6.77 TOTAL no. 12,078 11,793 12,488
Hazardous waste per person Kg/p 0.039 0.05 0.036 Women no. 1,770 1,805 1,962
Total hazardous waste Kg 689,960.8 785,985.75 689,985.16 Men no. 10,308 9,988 10,526
- Recycled Kg N/A 88,938.42 109,871.97 - Italy no. 1,406 1,370 1,394
- Disposal to shore reception facilities Kg 689,960.8 697,047.33 580,113.19 Women no. 328 341 364
Disposal method U.M. 2017 2018 2019 Men no. 1,078 1,029 1,030
Discharged at sea % 13.17 12.98 15.28 - Europe (except Italy) no. 431 438 451
In accordance with the regulations in force. Women no. 134 145 138
Landed ashore % 83.96 84.93 82.43 Men no. 297 293 313
Incinerated % 2.87 2.10 2.29 - South and Central America no. 1,170 1,045 950
Recycled % N/A 20.52 21.42 Women no. 333 285 268
Waste recycled by category U.M. 2017 2018 2019 Men no. 838 760 682
Cat. A (plastic) and Cat. C (domestic waste) % 25.3 26.20 29.07 - Asia no. 9,031 8,888 9,623
Women no. 966 1,018 1,176
Cat. D (cooking oil) % 47.8 42.23 24.46
Men no. 8,065 7,870 8,447
Cat. F (Operational Waste) % 9.3 12.60 14.62
All hazardous and non-hazardous solid wastes not covered by the other categories. This includes slurries, - Other parts of the world no. 41 52 70
materials used for normal maintenance, cargo stowage and handling, as well as cleaning agents and additives.
Women no. 9 16 15
SHIPBOARD WASTE CATEGORIES (MARPOL) Men no. 31 36 55
GRI 401-1 TOTAL NUMBER OF NEW EMPLOYEE HIRES BY AGE U.M. 2017 2018 2019
Marpol category Type of waste Method of disposal GROUP, GENDER AND REGION
New hires
Collected on board in separate containers, subsequently treated
A - Plastic Plastic materials. in compactors to reduce volume and then discharged at port TOTAL NO. no. - 3,859 5,744
reception facilities.
Women no. 959 1,208
Collected on board separately and treated in the pulper for Men no. 2,900 4,536
processing in compliance with overboard discharge requirements
Food wastes (fruit, vegetables, dairy products, meat products
B - Food (distance from the coast: 3 nautical miles and 12 nautical miles TOTAL IN % TERMS % - 32.7 46
and fish etc).
inside IMO-defined special areas). Alternatively, discharged at Women % 8.1 9.67
suitable port reception facilities.
Men % 24.59 36.32
Separation at source of: paper, glass, crockery, metal and Number of new hires by age
Material generated in the accommodation spaces on board aluminum. Specificwaste reduction treatment for each particular
C - Domestic wastes - under 30 no. - 3,284 4,747
the ship, except for gray water. type: pulping, crushing and/or compacting, incineration (including
aerosol cans) and discharge at port reception facilities. Women no. 838 1,044
Any type of edible oil or animal fat used or intended to be Collected on board separately and discharged at port reception Men no. 2,446 3,703
D - Cooking oil
used for the preparation or cooking of food. facilities. - 30 to 50 years old no. - 559 963
Ash and clinkers resulting from shipboard incinerators used Women no. 118 157
E - Incinerator ashes for the incineration of garbage, except for plastic products Collected on board separately and discharged at port reception Men no. 441 806
facilities.
which may contain toxic or heavy metal residues.
- over 50 no. - 16 34
All hazardous and non-hazardous solid wastes not covered by Collected on board separately based on type, classificationand Women no. 3 7
the previous categories. This includes slurries, materials used assigned European Waste Code (EWC), then discharged at port
F - Operational Men no. 13 27
for normal maintenance, cargo stowage and handling, as well reception facilities. This does not include potentially infectious
as cleaning agents and additives. waste from the medical infirmarieson board or oily rags used.