At the LEGO Group, we’re playing our part in building a sustainable future and creating a better world for children to inherit. Our sustainability strategy covers the impact areas: children, environment and people. We continue to reach millions of children with Learning through Play initiatives organised through local community engagement activities, product and financial donations and programmes, such as Prescription for Play, in the U.S. and China. We are tracking ahead of plan with 11.5% employees engaged. Engagement was primarily driven by fundraising efforts related to an annual national fundraiser called Danmarks Indsamling (Denmark’s Fundraiser), community engagement with Build the Change events, for example with the public library in Aarhus, and Learning through Play projects together with, amongst others, Save the Children Denmark. The common interpretation of achieving zero waste to landfill is that at least 99% of generated waste is diverted away from landfill. Significant effort by all of our factories to reduce waste has meant that during the first half of 2023, two tonnes of waste went to landfill, which is an 80% reduction versus the same period last year. This puts us on track to reach our annual target of 15 tonnes and achieving the important milestone of zero waste to landfill from our factories for the second year in a row. We reduced the amount of waste produced in the first half of 2023 by better managing waste from the production of LEGO® elements (e.g. LEGO bricks) at our factories in Denmark, China and Hungary; and reducing wood pallet waste in Mexico and the Czech Republic. We are on track to meet our 2023 target. We are currently tracking around 5% below our reported target for carbon emissions (scope 1 & 2) despite an 8% increase in production. Carbon reduction initiatives included increased production of solar power at our factory sites and continued focus on energy efficiency initiatives, such as improved and more detailed temperature control across all buildings at our factory in Monterrey, Mexico, allowing us to consume as little energy as possible, while ensuring optimal working conditions for our employees.We continue to make progress to achieve our aim to make our packaging from more sustainable materials and to remove single use plastic from LEGO boxes by the end of 2025. In the first half of 2023, we continued to introduce paper-based bags in LEGO boxes in Europe. We remain committed to investing in new packaging equipment to support the global roll-out during the next two years.