BNP Paribas defines a restrictive policy to fight deforestation in the Amazon and the Cerrado regions
It is the first major international bank to set demanding criteria in terms of fighting against...
Launched in September 2015 by the UN, the Sustainable Development Goals aim to end poverty by 2030 while protecting our planet’s environment. As a global company and Bank, BNP Paribas has a key role to play in this collective effort. Our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) approach allows us to take part in building a sustainable future while promoting the Group’s performance and stability.
9, the number of indicators we use to coordinate our CSR efforts. These indicators are used to determine the amount of the variable incentive plan for the Group’s 5,000 Top Managers, counting for 20% of the eligibility conditions.
15.9 billion euros in funding allocated by the Group to the renewable energy sector in 2019. We are committed to raising this figure to €18 billion by 2021.
€180 billion of corporate financing contributing to the energy transition and to sectors considered as contributing directly to the achievement ofUN SDGs in 2019.
9
indicators we use to coordinate our CSR efforts
€18 bn
allocated by the Group to the renewable energy sector in 2016
€180 bn
of corporate financing contributing to the energy transition and to sectors considered as contributing directly to the achievement ofUN SDGs in 2019.
Our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) approach allows us to take part in building a sustainable future, while ensuring the Group’s performance and continued stability.
CSR governance practices applied across the entire Group
How we coordinate our financing and investment actions in sensitive sectors including palm oil, defense, and agriculture
It is the first major international bank to set demanding criteria in terms of fighting against...
“Having technology that serves people is without a doubt a key way forward in successfully...
In 2021, for the seventh consecutive year, BNP Paribas is a constituent of the recognised...