Sustainability Plan

A Sustainability Plan is the crucial element that ties together corporate vision and strategy, providing a clear path for integrating sustainability at the core of the business model. Without this, sustainability risks becoming an empty and meaningless practice, or even counterproductive as in cases of greenwashing.

It is important to remember that from 2024, thanks to a new European directive, over 6,000 Italian SMEs and more than 50,000 companies across Europe will be required to publish their Sustainability Report. This must contain data and information referring to the previous year, making the Sustainability Plan even more crucial.

The Sustainability Plan, developed by involving management, employees, and stakeholders, allows the alignment of corporate vision and defines a strategic direction that guides investments. With this, the company can chart its path towards more sustainable development, setting measurable goals and KPIs (Key Performance Indicators), in line with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) defined by the UN and recognized internationally.

A well-constructed plan not only guides the company towards sustainability goals but also facilitates the drafting of the Sustainability Report, an essential tool to demonstrate corporate social responsibility and adherence to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards.

Preparing for 2024 starts now: implementing a solid and meaningful Sustainability Plan is the first fundamental step to comply with the directive and, even more importantly, to build a resilient and sustainable business.