Euroswitch is committed to enhancing its environmental, social, and governance performance through targeted, certified actions. With ISO 14001, ISO 9001, and ISO 45001 certifications, the company constantly monitors environmental risks and employee safety. Additionally, Euroswitch promotes sustainability within its supply chain by collaborating with local suppliers to strengthen its positive impact on the community.
The 2022 Sustainability Assessment of Euroswitch S.p.A., prepared in accordance with international GRI (Global Reporting Initiative) standards, provides a comprehensive overview of our performance in Governance, Environment, and Social areas. This document examines and analyzes the company's achievements in these fields, with the goal of enhancing them through targeted and concrete actions.
In detail, the Assessment outlines Euroswitch's initiatives for complaint management, economic performance, sustainable sourcing, and innovation. It also delves into our environmental performance, with a focus on energy efficiency, emissions, and circular economy practices. On the social front, the document highlights Euroswitch's commitment to ensuring a positive and inclusive work environment, promoting health and safety at work, and investing in continuous employee training.
The Euroswitch Carbon Footprint document analyzes the environmental impact of CO₂ emissions for the year 2022, categorizing emissions into six groups according to ISO 14064-1:2018 standards. The analysis focuses primarily on Category 1 emissions (direct emissions) and Category 2 emissions (indirect emissions from imported energy), with details on main sources such as natural gas for heating and electricity sourced from the grid, with emission values expressed in tons of CO₂ equivalent (tCO₂eq).
Illustrative graphics show the breakdown of direct and indirect emissions, highlighting that imported electricity constitutes the largest emission source. Finally, the document outlines the actions Euroswitch has planned to reduce its environmental impact and achieve carbon neutrality by 2030, including the installation of a photovoltaic system and offsetting residual emissions through the purchase of carbon credits.
Developed according to GRI standards, the 2022 materiality analysis engages stakeholders to identify the most relevant ESG topics for Euroswitch. The company gathered feedback from internal and external stakeholders, including suppliers, customers, and employees, through targeted questionnaires, creating a materiality matrix that highlights priorities in environmental, social, and governance areas.
The matrix shows that the most significant topics for stakeholders include economic performance, customer satisfaction, and environmental impact, with a particular focus on emissions. This materiality analysis represents the first step towards an integrated sustainability strategy aimed at enhancing Euroswitch's performance and creating value for all stakeholders.
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