NAVYA (FR0013018041- Navya), an autonomous mobility systems leader, announces that it has officially joined the United Nations Global Compact movement, the world’s largest corporate sustainability initiative.
As a strong player in the ecological transition through its shared, inclusive and zero-emission transportation solutions for people and goods, this is part of a more global action plan aimed at aligning all of its practices with its corporate social responsibility strategy.
By becoming a signatory to this charter, Navya builds on a solid existing framework, structured around the 10 Principles of the Global Compact, enabling action in parallel on key sustainability levers such as the respect of Human Rights, labor rights, environmental protection, and the fight against corruption.
An action plan structured around the Ten Principles of the Global Compact
In accordance with Global Compact obligations, Navya will publish an annual sustainability report at the end of the first half of 2023 to detail its action plan and initial results.
Navya’s action plan will be based on concrete initiatives in four main areas: Human rights – International labor standards – Environment – Anti-corruption.
Concrete actions are already underway and others are being implemented in a continuous improvement process.
The next actions will aim to reinforce its societal impact to make Navya a humanistic, efficient, and innovative company.
Sophie Desormière, CEO of Navya: “Navya’s membership of the Global Compact is a significant step in our CSR and sustainable growth approach. This signature is perfectly in line with our vision and values to progress towards a responsible and committed business model. All our teams are mobilized and determined to contribute significantly to our initiatives to embody and promote the principles of the Global Compact to all our stakeholders.”
