Overview
Sustainability is the ability to meet present needs without compromising future generations. It is a balance between economic, social, and environmental development, preserving natural resources and vital systems. In the face of challenges such as climate change, loss of biodiversity, and resource depletion, sustainability is essential. Within the corporate production chain, it encompasses transportation, production, operation, and the end-of-life of products based on sustainable principles. Adopting sustainable measures allows for risk mitigation, reduction of the ecological footprint, promotion of responsible resource use, and the building of a more resilient future.
Essential Commitment
This principle reflects the commitment to business practices that respect the environment and promote long-term sustainability.
Recommended Measures
Energy
Implement solutions to reduce energy consumption and prioritize renewable sources.
- Installation of solar panels
- Improve the energy efficiency of buildings with insulation, efficient appliances, and smart cooling systems
- Transition from incandescent bulbs to LED lighting
Water
Adopt conservation practices and efficient reuse of water resources.
- Reuse of air conditioning water for watering indoor plants
- Installation of faucets with flow limiters or smart sensors
- Automatic level controllers in reservoirs
- Water-efficient irrigation methods
Use of Recycled Materials and Waste Treatment
Promote reduction, reuse, and recycling in all operations.
- Encourage correct waste separation and recycling by employees
- Use of reusable containers, cutlery, plates, cups, and straws
- Adopt sustainable printing habits
General Areas
Integrate sustainability throughout the value chain and business operations.
- Ensure transportation, manufacturing, operation, and end-of-life of products follow sustainable principles
- Reflect on how the business can contribute to sustainable outcomes
- Reduce the environmental footprint of events organized by the company