SOCIAL 2014 2015 2016 SOCIAL INVESTMENT SPENDING (USD) United States 214,000 510,000 $ 462,000 Ghana 711,000 461,000 833,000 Jubilee Unit and TEN development project1 1,509,000 1,040,000 185,000 Mauritania 38,000 396,000 305,000 Morocco 185,000 216,000 88,000 São Tomé and Príncipe N/A — 69,000 Senegal N/A 106,000 422,000 Suriname 141,000 143,000 104,000 Western Sahara 95,000 90,000 42,000 Other2 257,000 205,000 — TOTAL $ 3,150,000 $ 3,167,000 $ 2,510,000 GRIEVANCES LOGGED / GRIEVANCES RESOLVED Ghana 8/5 8/2 5/2 Morocco 1/1 0/0 0/0 Western Sahara 0/0 0/0 0/0 Mauritania 0/0 0/0 1/1 Suriname 0/0 0/0 0/0 Senegal N/A 1/1 0/0 We define Social Investment Spending as payments that will directly impact the constituents of social investment projects. Not reflected in the numbers below are indirect costs related to social investment, such as needs assessments and reimbursable expenses incurred by our in-country social investment personnel. All of the Social Investment Spend is for Kosmos-initiated projects, with the exception of the Jubilee Unit and TEN Development Project in Ghana. That value represents our participating interest in the social projects of our non-operated assets. We have grievance mechanisms in place in every region where we have drilling and seismic operations. In Mauritania, we received one grievance into our mechanism in 2016 regarding a vendor who was not paying workers on time. We initially worked with the vendor to understand underlying reasons, but it became clear that unpaid wages were a persistent issue with the vendor and the contract was ultimately terminated. In Ghana, we received five grievances into our grievance mechanism in 2016. The two grievances resolved in 2016 concerned issues with our potable water social investment projects in the Western Region. The remaining three unresolved grievances were also related to issues with the potable water project. We continue engagement with the concerned parties, in partnership with the SafeWater Network and traditional councils, in efforts to resolve these grievances with a mutually-agreeable solution. 1.  Kosmos Energy’s participating interest in social investments of the non-Kosmos operated Jubilee and TEN Partnership, which may not necessarily represent actual payments made to the operator during the reporting period. 2.  Represents social investment in countries where Kosmos no longer has operations.