ESG (Environment, Sustainability, Governance) Mananagement System

Social Multilateral development

The main objective of the ESG system (Environment, Sustainability, and Governance) is to integrate environmental, social, and governance dimensions into company management, ensuring that operations are conducted responsibly, ethically, and sustainably, in line with stakeholder expectations and market demands.

Specifically, the system aims to:

• Provide a clear and structured view of the company’s impacts and performance in the environmental, social, and governance areas

• Ensure compliance with legislation, international standards, and voluntary guidelines, such as the principles of the UN Global Compact

• Identify risks and opportunities related to ESG factors, enabling proactive management to minimise negative impacts and maximise benefits

• Establish effective goals, policies, and practices to continuously improve ESG performance

• Facilitate reliable and transparent reporting through reports and indicators

• Align the organisation with environmental, social, and governance criteria relevant for financial analysis, risk assessment, and responsible investment
  
  

To reinforce their commitment to these principles, organisations regularly publish a Sustainability Report, which is made public and demonstrates the main initiatives designed and implemented, as well as the results achieved.