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footprint of our manufacturing by helping our partners become more energy efficient and by company has assembly facilities for Apple in both China and India

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helping our manufacturing partners transition to 100 percent clean energy for Apple countries: China, Belgium, France, Germany, India, and the United States

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2019 Progress Report

“We believe that

business, at its best, serves the public good, empowers people around the world, and binds us together as never before."

Tim Cook

CEO Apple Supplier Responsibility 2019 Progress Report3PlanetPeopleProgress We care deeply about the people who build our products, and the planet we all share. So we hold ourselves and our suppliers to the highest standards to ensure everyone is treated with dignity and respect. And we share our work openly so others can follow our lead. We continuously challenge ourselves to expand our education programs and provide skill-building opportunities that meet the needs of those in our supply chain. Since 2008, over 3.6 million supply chain employees have participated in education programming. We"ve implemented programs that help supplier employees learn new skills, earn degrees, and expand their career options. We also provide health and wellness education to give people the tools to take charge of their well-being. Every year, we find new ways to partner with our suppliers to protect the planet. In 2018, our suppliers achieved UL Zero Waste certification for all final assembly test and packaging facilities across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, AirPods, and HomePod. Our suppliers conserved 7.6 billion gallons of freshwater, and 100 percent of our final assembly sites adopted safer, greener cleaners in their manufacturing processes. Driving the highest standards in the world means continuously raising them, and helping our suppliers meet them. In 2018, we completed 770 Apple-managed supplier assessments covering manufacturing facilities, logistics and repair centers, and contact center facilities. In addition, 279 third-party mineral smelter and refiner audits were conducted. We believe that if we"re not finding areas to improve, we"re not looking hard enough. If we discover that standards aren"t being met, we work side by side with suppliers to help them improve. If a supplier is unwilling or unable to meet our requirements, we end our business relationship with them. Through capability building and partnership, we not only improve our suppliers" performance in our supply chain, but beyond it as well. Our 2019 Annual Progress Report outlines the results of our efforts in 2018. Apple Supplier Responsibility 2019 Progress Report4PlanetPeopleProgress

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participation in third-party audits across identified tin, tantalum, tungsten, gold, and

cobalt smelters and refinersincrease in high-performing suppliers year over yearsupplier recruitment fees repaid since 2008, $616k

repaid to 287 supplier employees in 2018 gallons of freshwater saved and 39% supplier water reuse rate high-performing supplier facilities,

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iPhone production, China Apple Supplier Responsibility 2019 Progress Report10PeopleProgress Our education programs are designed to provide a path to advancement for the people in our supply chain, from life skills to vocational certifications and college degrees. Here are the stories of a few of those employees who participated in Apple education programs in 2018. For the millions of employees who work for Apple"s suppliers, advancement often begins with education. That means education of all kinds — vocational education, education in the soft skills that help employees become better managers, and health education that gives them tools to manage their well- being. Apple"s education programs are designed to function like a staircase, allowing participants to climb, one step at a time, toward their goals.

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students, Robotics classroom, China Apple Supplier Responsibility 2019 Progress Report11PeopleProgress You can see that in action at the facilities of Catcher Technology in Suqian, a Chinese city of 5 million, 300 miles northwest of Shanghai. There, Liu Jingbo is leading his students into the future of manufacturing. The students, though, aren't merely students — they are full-time employees at Catcher who are taking advantage of a program created by Apple that provides on-the-job training in the kind of automation technology that is changing the way manufacturing is done. On each side of the students are six industrial robotic arms at rest, the same kind used throughout Catcher's facility, which manufactures precisely molded machine metal casings that form the foundations of iPhone, iPad, and MacBook. “You need to know the basic coding of how to program your robotic arm," Liu tells his students, who sit before operating systems that control the model robot arms. “But you also need critical thinking skills, so you know how to troubleshoot." At the facilities of the electronics manufacturer Jabil in the central Chinese city of Chengdu, employees were given the opportunity to dedicate time this past fall to learning to code in the Swift language used to create iPhone apps. And that's exactly what they did, building their own original apps over the course of their time in training. “It really changed my life," says Tao Jiang, a technician who joined Jabil in 2018 and co-created an app that helps employees share technical tips through a workplace social media system. “Now if I face a problem, I can turn it around to look at it in a different way. It's totally changed my mindset at work. Before I was just an operator, but now I want to be a professional in the IT department." Another education program, the Factory Line Leader Program, provides college students from vocational schools in four provinces across China with an opportunity to learn to become what are known as line leaders — manufacturing line supervisors, essentially — through a newly created work-study program. Apple Supplier Responsibility 2019 Progress Report12PeopleProgress While suppliers will benefit from a well-prepared workforce, it"s the students themselves who stand to benefit most. “I would say this program changed my career path and even my life," says 23-year-old Wu Zubin. “Before I joined this program I had no idea what I would do, no idea what

kind of job I could get. This has given me a clear path forward."Last year, Lin Weiqiang, along with his classmates in the city of Xiamen in

China"s southern Fujian province, participated in the Factory Line Leader Program at the Apple supplier TPK. They still take classes, but their schooling under the program is much more interactive than traditional vocational education. The program places students on the production line, with veteran mentors to tutor them. And they also receive lessons in soft skills — how to interact with line employees effectively, how to speak in public, and how to organize your time. They"re the sort of skills you need to be a good line leader. “These are the kinds of things you can"t learn in school," says Wang Minglong, another participant in the program. “If I hadn"t come here, I wouldn"t know how to deal with different kinds of people." Providing those paths for advancement is what Apple is aiming to do, by meeting employees where they are and seeking to support their own unique goals. Empowerment and life skillsEducation and career advancementVocational skills 3.6M+

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Coding a new career path

In 2017, a program was created to share Apple's Swift coding technology with supply chain employees. Swift was developed by Apple as an intuitive tool that makes learning to code fun and interactive. Our coding program initially focused on bringing training to supplier employees in several major sites around China, and started with the basics. Once familiar with operating systems and interfaces, students began learning to code. The program offers interactive lessons to teach key coding concepts, and additional challenges and templates encourage students to explore code in engaging new ways. In 2018, the next phase of Swift content rolled out to participating supplier facilities, an intensive App Development with Swift training program. At the end of the program, many students had the skills to successfully create their own app. The apps cover a wide range of topics, from real-time machine maintenance to employee engagement and community building. Since graduating from the program, many participants have gained more advanced positions at work in IT-related roles. Whether it's a more advanced job at the factory or an opportunity with Apple, providing opportunities for personal and job advancement after completing the program is a priority.

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