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Overview

Overview of this Report
Letter from Alan Mulally and Bill Ford
Corporate Profile
	Global Product Guide
	Global Operations >	Geographical Directory >	World
			North America
			South America
			Europe
			Africa
			Asia Pacific
		Plant Type Directory >	Assembly
			Stamping
			Engine
			Transmission
			Casting & Forging
	Automotive Core and Affiliate Brands >	Ford
		Lincoln
		Mercury
		Mazda
	Premier Automotive Group >	Jaguar
		Volvo
		Land Rover
	Financial Services >	Ford Motor Credit Company
	Customer Services >	Genuine Parts & Service
		Motorcraft
		Genuine Accessories
		Extended Service Plan
Letter from Sue Cischke
Assurance
Ceres Stakeholder Team
Data Overview >	Products and Customers
	Environment
	Community
	Safety
	Quality of Relationships
	Financial Health

Our Impacts

About Our Impacts
Materiality Analysis
	Use of Analysis
	Materiality Matrix
Our Value Chain and its Impacts

Voices

Voices Index
	Sheryl Connelly – Ford Motor Company
	David Duesterberg – Johnson Controls, Inc.
	Derrick Kuzak – Ford Motor Company
	Sean McAlinden – Center for Automotive Research
	Ian Olson – Ford Motor Company
	Susan Rokosz – Ford Motor Company
	Ingrid Skogsmo – Volvo Car Corporation
	Eric Wingfield – Ford Motor Company
	Susan Zielinski – University of Michigan

Accountability

Progress
Context
	Elements of Accountability
Management and Performance
	Corporate Governance
	Setting and Communicating Standards for Employees
		Sustainability-Related Standards
	Sustainability Governance and Integration
		Structures for Managing Sustainability
		Key Processes for Integrating Sustainability
	Stakeholder Engagement
	Reporting and Transparency
Case Studies
	Political Contributions

Products and Customers

Progress
Context
Management
Performance
	Key topic: Mobility
		Developing Sustainable Mobility Strategies for Emerging Markets
		Expanding Our Product Offerings in Developing Countries and Revitalizing Economies
		Taking a New Approach to Personal Mobility in Developing Countries
			Partnerships as Avenues for Learning and Action
			Plans for the Future
		Sustainable Mobility Technologies
	Leading with Products
		Responding to Consumer Demands
			New Products with Better Fuel Efficiency
			Advanced Clean Technologies
			Benefits and Challenges of Fuel Efficiency Technologies
			Our Path to Increasing Fuel Efficiency and Reducing Emissions
		Delivering Customer-Focused Innovations Faster
			Making Innovations Customer-Focused
			Increasing the Speed, Quality and Cost-Effectiveness of New Introductions
		Continually Improving Quality and Customer Satisfaction
			Quality and Customer Satisfaction Awards
	Focusing on Customers
		Understanding Our Customers
		Increasing Customer Awareness of Our Company and Products
		Safeguarding Customer Privacy
	Ford Motor Credit Company
Data >	Charts
	Tables
Case Studies
	Nanotechnology: One Tool For Developing More Sustainable Vehicles
		Nanotechnology and Advanced Materials
		Nanotechnology, Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Storage
	Ford Fusion: Exemplifying the Future of Ford's Products
	The Piquette Project

Environment

Progress
Context
Management
	Manufacturing
	Product Development
	Suppliers
Performance
	Key topic: Climate Change
		Climate Change Emissions and Stabilization
			Beyond CO2
			Lifecycle Emissions
			Estimate of Ford's Climate Change Emissions
			Distribution of CO2 Emissions
		Climate Change Risks and Opportunities
			Markets
			Regulations
			Investment Community
			Physical Risks
			Heightened Risk and Opportunity
			U.S. Energy Security
		Ford Response to the Risks and Opportunities of Climate Change
			Climate Change-Related Commitments and Progress
			Strategic Response
			GHG Emissions Equation >	Vehicle
				Fuel
				Driver
			Market, Policy and Technological Framework
			Climate Change Public Policy
			Emissions Trading
			Climate Change Strategic Principles
			Partnerships and Memberships Relevant to Climate Change Strategy
			Supply Chain
	Greenhouse Gas Emissions / Fuel Economy
	Tailpipe Emissions
	Materials
		Choosing More Sustainable Materials
		Eliminating Undesirable Materials
		End of Life
		Analyzing Material Choices
		Materials Management Information Tools
	Operational Energy Use
		Renewable Energy Use
		A Look at Logistics
	Water Use
	Volatile Organic Compounds
	Waste Generation
	Land Use
		Creating Wildlife Habitat
	Green Buildings
	Environmental Compliance
	Environmental Remediation
Data
	Vehicle Fuel Economy and CO2 Emissions >	Charts
		Tables
	Facility Energy Use and CO2 Emissions >	Charts
		Tables
	Materials
	Water Use >	Charts
		Tables
	Waste
	Other Emissions >	Charts
		Tables
Case Studies
	Lima's Cool Solution
	Cradle-to-Cradle Solution for Shipping Parts
	Ford of Europe Rates Sustainability of Vehicles
	Ford Takes Action to Protect Unique Coastal Ecosystems
	Clean Diesel Factory Runs on Wind
	Sitting Pretty on Recycled Fabric
	Removing Mercury from Automobile Wastes
	Ford Turns a Landfill into Gold

Community

Progress
Context
	Global Business Pressures Impact Local Communities
	Respecting and Meeting the Needs of Communities in Emerging Markets
	Assessing Materiality
Management
	Taking a More Integrated Approach
	Community Impacts and Engagement
	Investing in Communities
	Human Rights
Performance
	Key topic: Human Rights
		Industry Trends Bring Human Rights to the Forefront
		Complex and Evolving Challenges
		Human Rights at Ford
			Code of Basic Working Conditions
			Revising Our Code
			Working Conditions in Ford Plants
			Working Conditions in Our Supply Chain
			Supply Chain Profile
			Expanding Our Approach
			Taking Action as an Industry
	A Tradition of Giving
	Volunteer Corps
Data >	Charts
	Tables
Case Studies
	Ford Motor China's Corporate Social Responsibility Programs Recognized
	Ford of Australia Supports Employment and Education in Local Communities

Safety

Introduction
Workplace Safety >	Progress
	Context
	Management
		Systematic Leadership
		Safe Conditions
		Safe Acts
		Relationship Management
		Health as a Strategic Advantage
	Performance
		Key topic: HIV/AIDS Efforts
		Our Safety Record This Year
	Data >	Charts
		Tables
	Case Studies
		Viva Bem Health Program
Vehicle Safety >	Progress
	Context
	Management
		Global Technical Regulations
	Performance
		Human Behavior
		Vehicle Safety
		Driving Environment
		Future Technologies
			Forward-Looking Radar and Vision Sensor Technologies
			Inflatable Safety Belts
			Advanced Crash-test Dummies
			Partnerships with Other Parties
			University Partnerships
	Data >	Charts
		Tables
	Case Studies
		Dearborn Development Center
		Driving Skills for Life
		The Volvo S80
		Rollover Crashes and Roof Strength
		Pedestrian Safety – The Jaguar XK150

Quality of Relationships

Progress
Context
	Who Are Our Stakeholders?
Management
Performance
	Key topic: Diversity and Inclusion
		Diversity in the Workplace
		Diversity of Customers and Business Partners
		Awards
	Employees
	Dealers
	Suppliers
	Society
Data >	Charts
	Tables

Financial Health

Progress
Context
Management
	Restructuring the Company
	Accelerating Product Development and Reducing Manufacturing Complexity
	Obtaining and Maintaining Adequate Liquidity
	Working Together through Teamwork and Accountability
	Financial Impact and Assumptions
Performance
	Key topic: Sustaining Ford
		Separation Packages Offered to Ford Hourly Employees
	Key topic: Legacy Health Care Costs
	2006 Performance: Accelerated Way Forward Plan
	Investor Ratings and Feedback
Data
Case Studies
	Economic Impact of the Automotive Industry

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