EDP has adopted a ‘statement of policy’ for environmental ‘world’s best practice’ that includes the promotion of the permanent preservation of lands, native flora and fauna, and the preservation of the cultural and historic sites, and places of interest or natural beauty, for the benefit of the people of Fiji. The Company recognises its responsibility to protect and preserve the environment, and strives to minimise damage caused by human impact on the immediate environment, and protect long-term interests and investments from environmental damage.
EDP regards the built form as critical to shaping a place of inspired, creative excellence, and considers open space for ‘view corridors’ and best use landscaping, of significant importance.
In pursuit of excellence, accountability and good governance, EDP has a corporate code of conduct, which is adopted by its directors, staff, consultants, and business partners, and recognises its social and human responsibilities as a real estate master developer, and any impact that this role may have beyond immediate boundaries and precincts.
EDP’s responsibility to its shareholders includes maximising returns, and improving shareholder value, in a manner that is balanced with a philosophy of ‘world’s best practice’ endeavours. For stakeholders, who include neighbouring, native landowners, Fiji citizens, residents, employees and tenants, EDP’s aim is to create a favourable economic impact and positive social outcomes, from development.