Nachhaltigkeitsbericht Alperia 2017

Alperia
Nachhaltigkeitsbericht 2017
1 Alperia und seine Werte
2 Nachhaltigkeitsstrategie
3 Territorium
4 Green mission
5 Kunden
6 Mitarbeiter
7 Entwicklung und Innovation
8 Anhang
9 GRI Inhalt
Figure 5: Proportion of spending on local suppliers1 {GRI 204-1}
Unit 20172 20163
Percentage of products and services purchased locally (based on expenditure in EUR) EUR 34 % not available
Percentage of works (Arbeiten) purchased locally (expenditure) EUR 41 % not available
Percentage of services (Dienstleistungen) purchased locally (expenditure) EUR 51 % not available
Percentage of products (Waren) purchased locally (expenditure) EUR 15 % not available
Percentage of contracts awarded locally (based on number of contracts) EUR 59 % not available
1The organization’s geographical definition of ‘local’ is defined as the province South Tyrol.
2164 orders for Edyna were not yet incluced in the calculation due to different reporting systems and the ongoing process of centralisation.
3 Due to the lack of centralised systems after the merger, 2016 data is not available.
Figure 6: New suppliers that were screened using environmental and social criteria {GRI 308-1, GRI 414-1}
Unit 2017 2016
Percentage of new suppliers that were screened using environmental and social criteria1 % 100 % -
1New system, implemented in 2017
Figure 7: Significant investment agreements and contracts that include human rights clauses1 {GRI 412-3}
Unit 2017 2016
Number of significant investment agreements and contracts that include human rights clauses nr. 0 0
Percentage of significant investment agreements and contracts that include human rights clauses nr. 0 % 0 %
1Currently our contracts do not include a clause on human rights. We plan to include a clause in the course of 2018.
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