Leadership About Vision How We Operate What We Create How We Collaborate Looking Ahead Data Index Responsible supply chain Responsible sourcing Addressing forced We also partner with external labor risks organizations to support holistic ALLOWING CUSTOMERS TO PURCHASE Meta recognizes that the extraction of raw materials — including approaches to address the root REFURBISHED PRODUCTS FOR OUR cassiterite, columbite-tantelite (coltan), wolframite and gold, Meta is opposed to all forms causes of forced labor in global and their derivatives tin, tantalum and tungsten (known as of human trafficking, slavery, supply chains. DEVICES DELIVERS THE SAME USER “3TG” or “conflict minerals”) — may contribute to armed conflict servitude, forced labor and all EXPERIENCE WHILE GIVING GENTLY USED and human rights abuses in certain high-risk contexts. We are other trafficking-related activities Collaborating for supply PRODUCTS NEW LIFE. chain excellence committed to the responsible sourcing of minerals used in our as noted in our 2023 Anti- consumer hardware products and expect our suppliers to share Slavery and Human Trafficking this commitment. Meta’s Conflict Minerals Policy↗ guides our Statement↗. Our statement Collaborating with external responsible minerals sourcing practices and expectations for includes information on preventing partners to develop solutions our suppliers. forced labor risks in our supply helps us advance our own chain, including risk assessment responsible supply chain and due diligence processes. work and amplify positive In 2022, we launched a new impact beyond our industry. course for Meta employees to Our key responsible supply increase internal awareness of chain partnerships include Meta's commitment, policies the Responsible Business and practices to prevent forced Alliance↗, the Responsible Labor labor risks in our business Initiative↗, the Responsible operations and supply chains. Minerals Initiative↗, and the Open Compute Project↗. 2023 Meta Sustainability Report 19