On strong foundations
Social, societal and environmental responsibility is essential to our success and performance. We are proud to be part of theUnited Nation’s Global CompactAgreement, which provides practical direction to help drive our global approach and local initiatives across the entire group.
Our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) strategy is based on three pillars: caring forour people, collaborating with our stakeholders and controlling our impact on the environment.
1. People first
We put ouremployeesat the heart of our corporate project. This means commitment to ensure they are offered the opportunity to develop their skills and expertise. We actively promote diversity within the company, with a strong focus on gender equality and disability inclusion. We also strive to ensure the best working conditions with priority given to well-being in the workplace.
80% of our employees identified gender equality amongst Expleo’s strongest assets (Expleo 2019 Great Place to Work Survey)
2. We create the conditions for responsible growth in collaboration with our stakeholders
We recognise that regular dialogue with our external stakeholders is essential for achieving project success. This collaboration allows us to detect emerging trends and needs in order to improve our service offering, policies, processes or solutions. We therefore work closely with clients, partners, suppliers to ensure continuous progress across all our activities.
In 2019, 20% of our projects were dedicated to eco-design
3. We control our impact on the environment
我们有一个减少ecologica的双重目标l footprint of the group and that of the clients we partner with. We deploy eco-responsible solutions on our development projects. In house, this translates into policies aimed at limiting our carbon footprint across our facility management and mobility, as well as initiatives to support positive changes in working behaviour (e.g. waste-sorting, printing).
In France, between 2014-2018, we lowered our carbon footprint per employee by 12.5%, in terms of greenhouse gas emissions