ESG Path


Creating shared value means combining economic growth, industrial development and responsibility towards people, the environment and the communities in which we operate.

This journey, started in 2022, aims at responsible management that contributes to the Group’s sustainable growth and generates a positive impact on stakeholders.

Our company tackles this challenge with enthusiasm, implementing sustainable business practices based on ESG (environmental, social, and governance) criteria.

With this in mind, we have begun a process of alignment with the CSRD, the new European directive governing sustainability reporting to ensure greater transparency, comparability, and reliability of companies’ ESG data.

2022

Launch of the ESG journey
Context analysis
First double materiality assessment

2023

Stakeholder engagement
Definition of material topics
First Sustainability Plan

2024-2025

Integration into business processes
Progressive alignment with the ESRS
Consolidation of reporting

Streparava’s ESG model

Integrating sustainability into the business means transforming ESG objectives into decisions, projects, and measurable results. For this reason, Streparava has defined a roadmap that connects the Group’s strategy with operational initiatives, promoting the integration of environmental, social, and governance topics into business processes.

The roadmap starts from the analysis of the context and material topics, identifies strategic priorities, and translates them into objectives, projects, and key performance indicators (KPIs), assigning responsibilities, resources, and implementation timelines.

 

Environmental objectives:

  • Climate change
    • Progressively contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions associated with the Group’s activities and value chain
  • Resource use and circular economy
    • Continue to increase efficiency in the use of resources

 

Social objectives:

  • Own workforce
    • Promote the wellbeing, health, safety and development of our people
  • Affected communities
    • Strengthen relationships with local communities

 

Governance objectives:

  • Business conduct
    • Strengthen management integration among Group companies
    • Improve the ability to respond to market information requests
    • Promote a culture of sustainability

The double materiality analysis

Methodology chosen to identify the issues of financial relevance and priority impact on which to base our future strategies, summarized in the ESG strategic plan. Materiality refers to the threshold at which issues become sufficiently relevant to be reported and on which we are committed to developing policies and initiatives, as well as setting improvement targets.

These are the topics that have emerged as priorities in Streparava’s vision and that of our stakeholders

 

Area Topic Sub-topic
Environment
Climante Change (ESRS E1)
  • Adaptation to climate change
  • Mitigation of climate change
  • Energy
Resource use and circular economy (ESRS E5)
  • Resource inflows, including resource use
  • Waste
Social
Own workforce (ESRS S1)
  • Working conditions
  • Equal treatment and opportunities for all
  • Other work-related rights
Affected communities (ESRS S3)
  • Economic, social and cultural rights of communities
Consumers and end-users (ESRS S4)
  • Personal safety of consumers and/or end-users
Governance
Business conduct (ESRS G1)
  • Business culture
  • Management of supplier relationships, including payment practices

The strategic Plan

The ESG Strategic Plan is the tool the Group uses to structure its vision of sustainability organically, by defining measurable objectives and concrete operating methods to achieve them. The plan is currently being drafted: the work initiated involved a thorough review of the company’s situation, followed by a structured internal discussion aimed at assessing the relevance and feasibility of potential areas of intervention. We have already identified some key objectives to focus on:

Environmental Objectives

Climate change

  • Continue to improve energy management efficiency
  • Increase adaptation to climate change

 

Use of resources and circular economy

  • Continue to improve resource use efficiency

Social Objectives

Own workforce

  • Continue to evolve the welfare and worker support system
  • Continuously improve occupational health and safety management

 

Involved communities

  • Continue and expand training local initiatives

Governance Objectives

Business conduct

  • Promote greater harmonization among Group companies, enhancing the specific characteristics of each entity
  • Increase adaptation to climate change
  • Continue to raise awareness and knowledge of ESG issues

“We put our people at the center of everything we do: our approach and the way we experience the organization we believe in are based on our corporate values and their continuous promotion.”