Reporting Best Practice
Amazon
Within Commitment - Community Impact
Indicator:
4.1.2 Community impacts
Impact area:
Community & Environment
Sector:
Technology & Telecommunications
Industry:
Telecommunications
Country (HQ):
United States of America
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