VINCI closely tracks and analyses the key trends liable to impact its businesses in the short, medium and long term. The main issues are the climate emergency, stakeholder expectations, urbanisation, mobility and digital transformation. These shifts may involve risks, but they also provide opportunities, as Group entities work to bring solutions that meet the challenges of transition.
The executive bodies and business lines also ensure they include these issues in the policies they implement. The main environmental, social and ethical ambitions are briefly addressed in the following pages. The policies and action plans for each area are detailed in the sustainability report (see pages 188 to 278) and the duty of vigilance plan (see pages 279 to 303).
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Climate emergency
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Climate emergency
Analysis and issues According to international reference scenarios, climate change poses a serious threat to current lifestyles. Growing pressure is also impacting natural resources and the environment, at times beyond their capacity to regenerate or adapt. |
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Stakeholder expectations
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Stakeholder expectations
Analysis and issues Given social inequality and crises, measures to protect employees, to promote inclusion and integration for all, to improve human rights in value chains and to maintain regional social cohesion have become crucial. |
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Urbanisation
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Urbanisation
Analysis and issues By 2030, 60% of the world’s population will be living in cities, mostly in developing countries; citizens increasingly want to be involved in development projects. |
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Mobility
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Mobility
Analysis and issues Given today’s rampant urbanisation, demographic and social changes and the climate emergency, sustainable mobility must be created to reflect new, emerging needs and a range of uses. |
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Digitalisation
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Digitalisation
Analysis and issues Data mining, artificial intelligence and new technologies bring new solutions for the Group’s projects while protecting personal data. |