The 17 Global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are on the UN agenda for a more sustainable future for all, until 2030. MYTILINEOS has aligned its policy with the SDGs, which are used by the company as a common basis for dialogue and cooperation with its key Stakeholder groups, defining, at the same time, its Corporate Responsibility priorities for the next years.
Detailed presentation of MYTILINEOS’ contribution to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals and the respective national priorities (period 2016-2020)
(1.2) We contribute to the reduction of the percentage of men, women and children living in poverty in all its forms.
(1.5) We contribute to the reduction of the exposure and vulnerability of the poor and of those in vulnerable situations, to economic and social problems
1 2019 Socio-Economic Impact Study of MYTILINEOS
(2.1) We contribute to ensuring access to sufficient and nutritious food throughout the year, for children in vulnerable situations.
(2.2) We contribute to the reduction of all forms of malnutrition, and we address the nutritional needs of children and adolescents.
(3.2) We contribute to the reduction of the number of deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age.
(3.6) We contribute to the reduction of the number of deaths from injuries caused by road traffic accidents.
(3.7) We help avoid deaths and illnesses caused by hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination.
(4.1) We contribute to ensuring that all boys and girls complete equitable and quality primary education.
(4.3) We contribute to ensuring equal access for all to quality technical and vocational training as well as access to tertiary education.
(4.4) We contribute to the increase of the number of young people who have the appropriate vocational and technical skills, providing them with access to employment and decent jobs.
(4.b) We contribute to the increase of the number scholarships, thus encouraging school students to enroll in higher education and to participate in vocational training programs in various fields.
(5.1) We support the efforts to end of all forms of discrimination against women everywhere.
We are opposed to all forms of discrimination against women.
2 The percentage refers to the number of members of the Board of Directors on 31/12/2020 which was 10 members. On 02/02/2021 the members of the Board were 11, with the percentage of women participants reaching 27%
(6.1) We contribute to the efforts to achieve universal and equitable access to safe drinking water for all.
(6.2) We contribute to the efforts to achieve adequate and equitable access to sanitary facilities for all.
(6.3) We contribute to the protection of water resources as well as to a substantial increase in water recycling and reuse.
(6.4) We contribute to the efficient use of water and to ensuring sustainable water abstraction.
(7.1) We contribute to ensuring universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services.
(7.2) We contribute to increasing the share of renewable energy in the energy mix.
(7.3) We aim to improve energy efficiency.
(7.a) We enhance access to “clean” energy research and technology, by promoting renewable forms of energy and investments in energy infrastructure and cleaner energy technology.
(8.1) We contribute to the economic development of the country.
(8.4) We decouple our economic growth from environmental degradation and we promote sustainable production and consumption.
(8.5) We contribute to full and productive employment and decent jobs for all women and men and for young people.
(8.7) We contribute to the elimination of forced and child labor.
(8.8) We protect labor rights and we promote safe working conditions for all employees without discrimination.
(9.2) We contribute to sustainable industrialization and to increasing employability rates in the industrial sector.
(9.4) We contribute to the upgrading of the industry by adopting more "clean" and environmentally sound technologies and industrial processes.
(9.5) We contribute to the strengthening of scientific research for upgrading the technological capabilities of the industrial sectors.
(11.1) We contribute to strengthening local infrastructure.
(11.4) We contribute to the effort to protect and safeguard the cultural and natural heritage. (11.5) We contribute to the reduction of the number of people affected by natural disasters.
(12.4) We contribute to the sound management of all waste in accordance with internationally agreed frameworks.
(12.5) We contribute to the reduction of waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse.
(13.1) We strengthen the adaptive capacity of our activity to natural disasters and clime-related hazards.
(13.3) We contribute to the improvement of education and awareness-raising on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning in the event of natural disasters.
(14.1) We contribute to the prevention of all forms of marine pollution, especially from industrial activities.
(15.1) We contribute to the protection of natural habitats and the prevention of loss in biodiversity.
(16.2) We contribute to the fight against all forms of corruption and bribery.
(16.5) We contribute to the efforts to end child abuse and exploitation.
(17.17) We focus on corporate partnerships and effective public-private and civil society partnerships.
(1.2) We contribute to the reduction of the percentage of men, women and children living in poverty in all its forms.
(1.5) We contribute to the reduction of the exposure and vulnerability of the poor and of those in vulnerable situations, to economic and social problems
1 2019 Socio-Economic Impact Study of MYTILINEOS
(2.1) We contribute to ensuring access to sufficient and nutritious food throughout the year, for children in vulnerable situations.
(2.2) We contribute to the reduction of all forms of malnutrition, and we address the nutritional needs of children and adolescents.
(3.2) We contribute to the reduction of the number of deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age.
(3.6) We contribute to the reduction of the number of deaths from injuries caused by road traffic accidents.
(3.7) We help avoid deaths and illnesses caused by hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination.
(4.1) We contribute to ensuring that all boys and girls complete equitable and quality primary education.
(4.3) We contribute to ensuring equal access for all to quality technical and vocational training as well as access to tertiary education.
(4.4) We contribute to the increase of the number of young people who have the appropriate vocational and technical skills, providing them with access to employment and decent jobs.
(4.b) We contribute to the increase of the number scholarships, thus encouraging school students to enroll in higher education and to participate in vocational training programs in various fields.
(5.1) We support the efforts to end of all forms of discrimination against women everywhere.
We are opposed to all forms of discrimination against women.
2 The percentage refers to the number of members of the Board of Directors on 31/12/2020 which was 10 members. On 02/02/2021 the members of the Board were 11, with the percentage of women participants reaching 27%
(6.1) We contribute to the efforts to achieve universal and equitable access to safe drinking water for all.
(6.2) We contribute to the efforts to achieve adequate and equitable access to sanitary facilities for all.
(6.3) We contribute to the protection of water resources as well as to a substantial increase in water recycling and reuse.
(6.4) We contribute to the efficient use of water and to ensuring sustainable water abstraction.
(7.1) We contribute to ensuring universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services.
(7.2) We contribute to increasing the share of renewable energy in the energy mix.
(7.3) We aim to improve energy efficiency.
(7.a) We enhance access to “clean” energy research and technology, by promoting renewable forms of energy and investments in energy infrastructure and cleaner energy technology.
(8.1) We contribute to the economic development of the country.
(8.4) We decouple our economic growth from environmental degradation and we promote sustainable production and consumption.
(8.5) We contribute to full and productive employment and decent jobs for all women and men and for young people.
(8.7) We contribute to the elimination of forced and child labor.
(8.8) We protect labor rights and we promote safe working conditions for all employees without discrimination.
(9.2) We contribute to sustainable industrialization and to increasing employability rates in the industrial sector.
(9.4) We contribute to the upgrading of the industry by adopting more "clean" and environmentally sound technologies and industrial processes.
(9.5) We contribute to the strengthening of scientific research for upgrading the technological capabilities of the industrial sectors.
(11.1) We contribute to strengthening local infrastructure.
(11.4) We contribute to the effort to protect and safeguard the cultural and natural heritage. (11.5) We contribute to the reduction of the number of people affected by natural disasters.
(12.4) We contribute to the sound management of all waste in accordance with internationally agreed frameworks.
(12.5) We contribute to the reduction of waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse.
(13.1) We strengthen the adaptive capacity of our activity to natural disasters and clime-related hazards.
(13.3) We contribute to the improvement of education and awareness-raising on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning in the event of natural disasters.
(14.1) We contribute to the prevention of all forms of marine pollution, especially from industrial activities.
(15.1) We contribute to the protection of natural habitats and the prevention of loss in biodiversity.
(16.2) We contribute to the fight against all forms of corruption and bribery.
(16.5) We contribute to the efforts to end child abuse and exploitation.
(17.17) We focus on corporate partnerships and effective public-private and civil society partnerships.