Corporate Sustainability
Manifesto
The manifesto represents an inspiring declaration of the company values and goals and becomes a statement of its commitment to enact the responsible transition process by defining a series of punctual actions needed to pursue its sustainability targets.
Analysis of the company’s sustainability baseline
Data collection and definition of the company’s sustainability objectives
Scope definition
Definition of an action plan
Definition of the areas of work
GHG Emissions Sources
Mapping a brand’s scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions is a crucial step in understanding their carbon footprint and identifying areas for improvement.
Scope 1
- Offices and owned stores electric and gas consumption
- Owned vehicles combustions
Scope 2
- Indirect GHG emissions from the production of the used gas or electric energy
Scope 3
- Raw materials extraction
- Products assembly
- Production logistics
- Employee commuting
- Leased assets
- Franchises
GHG Emissions Sources
Mapping a brand’s scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions is a crucial step in understanding their carbon footprint and identifying areas for improvement.
Scope 1
- Offices and owned stores electric and gas consumption
- Owned vehicles combustions
Scope 2
- Indirect GHG emissions from the production of the used gas or electric energy
Scope 3
- Raw materials extraction
- Products assembly
- Production logistics
- Employee commuting
- Leased assets
- Franchises
Sustainability Report
Mapping a brand’s scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions is a crucial step in understanding their carbon footprint and identifying areas for improvement.
Transparency
Demonstrating commitment to sustainability builds trust with stakeholders by providing transparent information about environmental and social impacts.
Competitive Advantage
Sustainability reporting can set the company apart from competitors, attract environmentally conscious customers, and enhance brand reputation.
Risk Mitigation
Identifying and addressing sustainability risks, such as supply chain disruptions or climate-related issues, can safeguard the company’s long-term success.
Investor Attraction
ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) performance is increasingly important to investors seeking sustainable and responsible companies.
Regulatory Compliance
The CSRD introduces new requirements also for “new big” companies and small medium enterprises.
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