FCC Environment publishes its Sustainability Report 2012-2013

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09/10/2014

FCC Environment publishes its Sustainability Report 2012-2013

The Environment Division of the FCC Group has drafted this report, which is available for the first time in web format, to present the ways in which the organisation has been able, during the past two years (2012-2013), to react and adapt to an environment in which its actions have had to be coordinated to establish a management model based on the circular economy aimed at improving the quality of life of the public

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FCC Environment publishes its Sustainability Report 2012-2013

We are still governed by the 3 guiding principles of the Group's Corporate Responsibility Master Plan (2011-2014): Exemplary conduct, Smart services and Connecting with the public, which support a programme of priority actions as presented below.

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This Sustainability Report, edited once every two years since 2008 and described as A+ by the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), has been verified by an external independent entity which guarantees the conformity of its content with version 3.1 of the Guide for drafting sustainability reports. This is an initial step with a view to ensuring that, in the next publication, we are in tune with the principles defined in the recent production of the Guide, version G4.

The economic and social data reflect the main scales according to the consolidation principle applied by the FCC Group to the companies that make up the Environment Division, while the environmental data refer to all the information of the activities provided by these companies. The videos show some of the good practices implemented as part of the scope of contracts over which we have operational control.

The Sustainability Report is available on the website of the FCC Group www.fcc.es