Engaging with society helps us to strengthen our license-to-operate. By engaging in regular dialogue with local communities, we can improve our understanding and appreciation of each other's concerns. In this way, we can be more responsive to the needs and expectations of local communities, leading to a smooth and more fruitful relationship, so we can more proactively manage any opportunities, issues and risks that may arise.

CSR Unit Planning tool

The CSR Unit Planning tool supports operations and unit management in assessing, analysing and mapping relevant CSR issues and their stakeholders. This tool helps us plan and manage local and operation-specific CSR actions to mitigate risks and take advantage of the potential opportunities.

Strategic social investments and local content

Local content demands are often high and can focus on anything from local staffing and sourcing to community engagement through to donations and capacity building. Today, strategic social investments and local content are an integral part of tender processes and contractual agreements.

In addition to our contractual efforts, Maersk Drilling makes significant voluntary contributions to development, capacity building and philanthropy.

Community factors such as standard of living and socio-economic development are taken into account when we do business in any given location. Since our workforce and operational strength depend on the economic, social and environmental health of the communities, it's important that these relationships are mutually rewarding.