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A world-class sustainability plan

Discover the world-class sustainability plan and public-private partnership of Panama Pacific, featuring a master developer, infrastructure, marketing, construction, community services, and maintenance. Experience the benefits of a Special Economic Area with incentives for companies, all in one location. Explore the ecological compensation, recycling, water management, and emergency plans for a sustainable future.

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A world-class sustainability plan

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  1. A world-class sustainability plan

  2. Public–PrivatePartnership • Master Developer - Master Plan • InfrastructureAuxiliary/Site Infrastructure • Marketing • Construction Vertical • Services, Community, Maintenance • The State of Panama • Contract Management • Approval site plans • Basic Infrastructure • Promotion • Single Window

  3. PANAMA PACIFIC IN NUMBERS 800 MIXED DEVELOPMENT 600 GREEN AREAS 1, 400 HECTARES DEVELOPED OFFICES 46,000 M2 DE 350,000 M2 210,000 M2 DE 1M M2 DEVELOPED BODEGAS PRESENCE OF +280 COMPANIES, +10,000 EMPLOYEES 1,300 DEVELOPED RESIDENTIAL UNITS OF 30,000 PLANEED, +3,000 RESIDENTS

  4. LAW 41 & ONE-STOP SHOP +17 GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Panama Pacific as Special Economic Area offers exclusively incentives for Companies Established In The Area. ALL INONE LOCATION SAVINGTIME AND MONEYTO YOUR COMPANY Headquarters and Services Logistics and distribution Maritime and Aviation High-value manufacturing Film industry Tax incentives Job incentives Legal incentives Immigration Benefits One-Stop-Shop EXCLUSIVESERVICE TO REGISTEREDCOMPANIES ON-SITEMIGRATION FastPROCEDURES CUSTOMS 24/7

  5. PANAMERICA CORPORATE CENTER RECOGNIZED BY UNIDO The project "Development of Industrial Parks to Sustainable Industrial Parks (PaInS) in Latin American countries” aims to provide guidance on management and planning in existing industrial parks, on the efficient use of resources, economically viable and socially inclusive management, for the implementation of the model (PaInS). Organizational aspects Economic aspects and infrastructure PaInS Environmental aspects Social aspects

  6. Energy • "Microgrids" (Micrornetworks), are localized and "smart" networks that can operate autonomously to mitigate the disruptions of the main power grid and strengthen its resilience. • Cost: $1,250MM • Financing: Private Debt - General Bank (Rate 6%, 10 years) Carbon Footprint Effect www.epa.gov

  7. Solar panels in IBP office buildings (International Business Park – Panama Pacifico) • Cost: $474k x 349.21kWp • Financing: Private equity • Carbon Footprint Effect: Reduces the impact of 350 tons of CO2 per year • Sustainable Financing Panama: • In Panama we have not found a fund that enables financing for sustainable projects with more competitive rates than those of the market. • Through Global Bank Panama, the Global ClimatePartnershipFund (GCPF) finances energy and/or renewable efficiency projects/technologies and provides technical assistance at rates and conditions equal to or higher than those of the market.

  8. Transport Collaborators • 34 vehicles • +1,000 passengers per month / +13,000 passengers per year • Savings +8M trips that would have had to use vehicle • +1M CO2 TON savings • Reduction of +600 vehicles that would impact in +22,000kms of tram on the city's tracks • They would require +7,000m2 of parking daily Residents & collaborators • Shuttle services for residents and collaborators • Fleet of medium buses • 3 routes at different frequencies • ENE - MAY, 2019 • +4,000 internal trips • +86,000kms traveled • +800 people per month

  9. EMERGENCY PLANS AND CONTINGENCY 1 Lifeguard - $21,100 a year - Culture of protection, prevention and care for incidents 2 Forest fire prevention and monitoring $28,500 a year - Minimizes the risk of large plant mass fires 3 Comprehensive Security Center - $511,200 annually – Best safety indicators in Panama, strong coordination of public security forces 4 Annual prevention plan - $8,000 annually - Spreading emergency messages in residential and commercial community, fostering the culture of prevention 5 Prevention Month in PanPac - $5,000 per year – integrate evacuation plans for each company and PHs for claims, mitigating the possibility of injury or death.

  10. EMERGENCY PLANS AND CONTINGENCY

  11. ECOLOGICAL COMPENSATION AND RECYCLING • Recycling • materia: cardboardwhile we managed to have the environmental impact study in order to collect other materials. • Cost: $2,500 per month which is assumed as a fixed operating expense by LRP. • Effect: to this day 70.42 toNcardboard , being today an average of 11.5 TON per month. • Compensation • Project to be restored in conjunction with Miambiente and the Panama Pacific agency • 400 hectares reforested (180 forests, +350,000 trees) • Recovery of forested formations, 50% of the reforested hectares already have abundant tree cover and a clear increase in biodiversity. • Restoring the permanent flow of a water source, this achievement is of high environmental and economic importance to the country, as it supplies one of the tributaries of Lake Miraflores that remained dry.

  12. WATER MANAGEMENT • Non-drinking water supply system • Dispatch of non-drinking water for use in dust control, compaction, irrigation of green areas and street washing. • 2 authorized wells - hydrogeological studies have determined the presence of an aquifer with sufficient delivery and recharge capacity to ensure its sustained use without generating risks to it. • This system dispatches about 52,000 gallons of undrinking water daily to supply the project's water demand. • We have avoided the daily consumption of drinking water that requires approximately 530 people for their drinking water supply. • Based on the Guide to Good Environmental Practices in the Construction of Panama Pacific.

  13. Self-sustaining initiatives OUR ODS ALLIES

  14. WHAT WE WANT TO DO ISO- 26000-2011 -SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ISO 14001 - 2015 - ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ISO 5001 – 2011 - ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ISO 45001 – 2018 – WORK HEALTH AND SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

  15. t. (507) 316-3500 panamapacifico.com International Business Park Blvd. Panama Pacific Building 3815, Visitors Center

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