Materiality Matrix

Material Issues
- Materiality Analysis
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- Climate Change
- Mobility
- Human Rights
- Vehicle Safety
- Sustaining Ford
- Perspectives on Sustainability

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Ratings of control or influence reflect Ford's contribution to an issue through its operations and product offerings. Factors that can reduce Ford's control or influence include, among other things, technology limitations, costs and consumer demand.

High Current or Potential Impact on Company

High Concern to Stakeholders

Fuel Economy

Definition/Description	Global issue, but particular focus on Ford U.S. fleet
Comments	Increasingly driven by regulatory requirements as well as Ford's voluntary product CO2 goal; of increasing interest to government and investors
Trend (from previous analysis)	Already at the highest level
Level of control or influence	High
More information	Fuel Economy and Greenhouse Gas Emissions Environment: Progress Design for Life-Cycle Sustainability Delivering More Fuel-Efficient Vehicles Letter from Alan Mulally Greenhouse Gas Emissions Overview Climate Change Risks and Opportunities Blueprint for Sustainability: An Overview Sustainable Technologies and Alternative Fuels Plan

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Reporting Priorities

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