As a global company and leader in its sector, VINCI must lead by example and work towards the common good. Because its projects serve the public interest, VINCI strongly emphasises listening and dialogue with its stakeholders in all its business lines. VINCI aims to be a force for good by actively contributing to the environmental transition, peaceful coexistence and social inclusion in cities and regions.
Social, environmental and ethical issues are addressed at the highest level of responsibility by the Strategy and CSR Committee of VINCI’s Board of Directors, which ensures that they are integrated into the Group’s strategy. The Human Resources Department, through its Social Responsibility Department, is in charge of social and workforce-related policy; the Environment Department is responsible for environmental policy, and the Ethics and Vigilance Department for ethics policy under the authority of the Chairman and CEO. The Human Rights, Environment and Ethics and Vigilance committees meet regularly with the representatives of the business lines to identify major issues and implement vigilance practices to prevent human and environmental risks, and to promote the dissemination of measures and best practices.
VINCI’S environmental transition plan
In this context of climate emergency, the environment is VINCI’s strategic priority. The Group tackles it with the aim of playing an active role in the ecological transition of built environment, infrastructure and mobility. In its role as holder of transport infrastructure concessions and its construction and installation activities, it offers public and private clients solutions, infrastructure and buildings that can help reduce the impact of human activity on the environment. The way the Group carries out its business as global integrator and concession holder prompts it to integrate the life cycle of infrastructure in its activities and foster a sustainable approach to projects.
Foster inclusive growth
Promoting sustainability, by being a responsible employer, partnering regional growth, respecting human rights and guaranteeing safety for everyone working on our construction and operation sites, is a key commitment for VINCI.
Extra-financial rating
Vigeo Eiris 2022: 64/100
Secteur Heavy Construction
"Best In Class"
CDP Climate:
A-
CDP Water
B
CDP Forests
C
The importance of all-round performance for VINCI
At VINCI, this notion of all-round performance has been the cornerstone of our Group culture for years. We’ve enshrined it, so to speak, in what we call our Manifesto, which you’ll see at all our worksites, concessions, companies and business units, in every business line and everywhere we operate – and we’re operating in about 120 countries. So it’s a universal document – you could call it a universal declaration of stakeholders’ rights – where we state our commitments to them regarding our corporate social and environmental responsibility. I can tell you, because I’ve seen it countless times on the ground, that this idea of all-round performance resonates with our teams everywhere: around the world, even in the countries where we would least expect, I have seen how proud our employees are to be part of a group that openly takes a stand on its all-round responsibility, commits to it and, especially, a group that supports its teams’ own initiatives on all these fronts.
Xavier Huillard,
Chairman and CEO, VINCI
Respecting ethical principles
VINCI has adopted a stronger framework so that all its employees can contribute effectively to the Group’s integrity and transparency requirements.
Publication
Extract from the VINCI annual report and workforce-related, environmental, social information and duty of vilance plan
Isabelle Spiegel
Global head of environment
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