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Almaviva's ambition is sustainability and the transition to a safe, climate-neutral, climate-resilient, resource-efficient and circular economy to ensure the long-term competitiveness of healthcare provision.

International commitments

Almaviva's commitments

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2015, the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

Implemented by the European Union through the Green Pact:

  • 55% reduction in net greenhouse gas emissions compared with 1990 levels.
  • No net greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2050.

2010, certification of Almaviva establishments including sustainable development criteria.

2013, Almaviva signs the ethical charter for healthcare establishment managers of the Comité du développement durable en santé (C2DS).
Annual monitoring of the C2DS "Indicateur développement durable santé durable" .

2014, Almaviva Sustainable Development Policy.

Commitment to Waste Reduction Week, with the Mémo-tri® card awarded the label by the French Agency for Ecological Transition(ADEME).

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2023, roadmap for the ecological panification of the healthcare system: France Green Nation.

7 target areas:

  • Building and energy
  • Sustainable purchasing
  • Eco-responsible care
  • Waste
  • Training
  • Sustainable transport and mobility
  • Digital

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2015, Almaviva raises awareness of climate issues among its stakeholders:

  • Purchase of organic cotton bags instead of plastic bags,
  • Purchase of reusable cups (Ecocup®),
  • Sorting waste in the health sector,
  • Raising awareness of food waste,
  • Raising awareness of eco-actions (turning off the lights, turning off the water, etc.).

2022, Almaviva commits to a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) policy .
Stakeholders sign CSR and responsible purchasing charters.

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2023, Almaviva carries out its greenhouse gas emissions assessment (BEGES) and draws up a map of environmental risks.

CSR strategy

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The CSR policy

Almaviva's corporate values and vision are reflected in its 4 key commitments.

The CSR approach is cross-functional and operational, and aims to be as close to the ground as possible. The approach has therefore been developed jointly by multidisciplinary working groups to ensure that all stakeholders are involved.

Staff & Practitioners For its staff and practitioners

  • Effectively support our teams through local management and optimal working conditions
  • Ensuring the employability and development of our talent in all its diversity

Care For the excellence of care at the service of its territory

  • Guaranteeing the quality of our care in optimal safety conditions
  • Improving our territorial impact through the environmental, economic and cultural development of the territories where we operate
CSR

Purchase Towards responsible purchasing

  • Integrate environmental and social criteria into our choice of suppliers
  • Changing purchasing practices to reconcile economic performance and CSR challenges

Environmental performance Towards environmental performance

  • Contribute to the fight against global warming by reducing our energy consumption
  • Improving our environmental impact by reducing and recycling our waste production

CSR governance

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By 2022, all CSR officers had received CSR training!

1 CSR seminar was held at the end of the year, bringing together facility managers and their representatives to share the CSR strategy and roadmap. We are convinced that the commitment of our teams is the key to bringing CSR to life on a daily basis within our establishments.

The three priority CSR objectives

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Improving well-being in the workplace

  • Optimal working conditions,
  • Quality and caring management,
  • Meaning and values in the workplace.

Commitment - Sense of belonging - Cohesion.

Supporting the energy transition

  • Assessment of our carbon footprint (BEGES),
  • Reduce our energy consumption by 25% by 2025,
  • Consuming less; consuming differently; moving away from fossil fuels.

Energy sobriety - Energy efficiency - Development of renewable energies

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Supporting waste management and reduction

In particular, by 2025:

  • Reduce by 30% the quantity of our Waste from Healthcare Activities involving Risk of Infection (DASRI),
  • Eliminate the purchase of plastic bottles,
  • Move towards a paperless patient pathway,
  • Reduce food waste,
  • Engage our suppliers to reduce the over-packaging of our products: responsible purchasing policy,
  • Developing recycling channels for each establishment...

"The best waste is the waste that doesn't exist".

The impact of the health sector

Eco-actions

The French healthcare system accounts for more than 8% of national greenhouse gas emissions (almost 50 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent).

On average, a medical, surgical or obstetric establishment produces :

  • 1.6 kg of waste per patient per day,
  • 2.3 kg of hazardous waste per day of hospitalisation,
  • 491 litres of water are consumed per day of hospitalisation,
  • 685 KWhep* / square metre / year (*kilowatt/hour of primary energy)

Source Primum Non Nocerre

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