CSR strategy

Embodied by the "Ici on agit" programme of concrete initiatives, Carmila's CSR strategy permeates the entire company and is built around forty long-term objectives, in line with the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In 2023, building on the results of the first actions undertaken since 2019, Carmila defined its priorities. With one goal: to improve efficiency.

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Our performance

-46 %

scopes 1 & 2 carbon emissions vs 2019 (base year)

-41 %

in energy consumption vs 2022

98 %

BREEAM-certified "clusters 1 to 3" centres

99 %

of centre managers have organised a CSR event at their centre

95/100

note to the gender equality index

Our awards

SBPR Gold Award

11th place on the SBF 120 in the ranking of women in management bodies

Winner of 6 CUBE FLEX trophies

GRESB: 80/100 category Real Estate Assessment

CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project): Carmila has been included in the 2024 Climate A List

EPRA: sBPR Award Gold level for the quality of Carmila's non-financial performance declaration

In recognition of the work it has done to help work-study students and interns, in 2023 Carmila was awarded the Happy Trainees label, which recognises the best companies for work-study placements

Compliance with non-financial reporting standards and benchmarks

Carmila's Universal Registration Document is structured in line with the principles of the IIRC (International Integrated Reporting Council) set out in its International Framework.

Also, as it does every year, Carmila publishes its Non-Financial Performance Declaration, which corresponds to Chapter 4 of the Universal Registration Document. It is completed at the end of the chapter by a concordance table of CSR indicators, which gives the necessary information for the EPRA, the GRI and for the reporting required by the TCFD.

Standards used:

Application guide from CNCC (Centre National des Centres Commerciaux) / FACT (Fédération des Acteurs du Commerce dans les Territoires)

GRI (Global Reporting Initiative) guidelines

EPRA (European Public Real Estate Association)

TCFD (Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures)

Consult the 2023 Universal Registration Document

Responsible conduct

Carmila is raising awareness among its employees and partners about the fight against corruption.

Every employee signs the "Our Ethical Principles" code of business conduct, which enshrines our rejection of corruption. It incorporates the main commitments of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the conventions of the International Labour Organisation.

As the Ethical Principles are integrated into the Supplier Commitment Charters, our suppliers are also committed to transparent business practices. The Group has set up an ethics whistleblowing system enabling employees and partners to report any situation or behaviour that goes against its principles.

Consult the anti-corruption policy (French only)

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