Sustainability

Sustainable Altona Project

Altona celebrates the progress it has made in terms of corporate sustainability and attributes these results to the strengthening of its management processes. We are aware of our social role and, above all, of the increasing levels of employee understanding of the principles and values that underpin the organization and the market's increasingly rigorous demands for guarantees of sustainability.

In 2024, Altona received a Commitment Seal from the EcoVadis Platform, in recognition of its achievements in sustainability.

EcoVadis seals acknowledge companies that have completed the evaluation process, met specific licensing and eligibility criteria, and demonstrated a relatively strong management system that addresses sustainability aspects.

Commitment to global temperature reduction

SBTI - or Science Based Target Initiative - is a global initiative created in collaboration between some of the world's most important institutions directly linked to sustainability issues. Altona signed the commitment that contributes to the 1.5°C reduction in Global temperature. SBTI's goal is to reach this number by 2050.

At Altona, all our work is based on the 3 pillars of ESG, Environmental, Social and Governance, guaranteeing a solid future.

Environmental Projects

Sustainability Report GRI (Global Reporting Initiative)

The Sustainability Report (GRI) is a tool that Altona uses to develop a management strategy focused on social, environmental and economic indicators.

ISE B3 - Corporate Sustainability Index

It is the most complete national tool on the subject in terms of sustainability indicators.

SDG - Sustainable Development Goals

Adhering to the SDG-2030 agenda is an opportunity to reinforce business values and show that Altona is able to positively impact the world, combining corporate development with socially responsible actions.

Global Agreement

Altona is part of the world's largest corporate sustainability initiative with more than 16,000 members, including companies and organizations, distributed in 69 local networks spanning 160 countries.

ISO 14001 - Environmental Management System (EMS)

To improve the company's environmental performance, avoid waste, contain pollution, promote continuous improvement of the environmental management system.