Performance

Progress is impossible unless we measure what has been done, evaluate what remains to be done, manage performance by making ambitious commitments, produce accurate and complete reports and take into account external views and judgments.

Environmental indicators

Self-evaluation for progress

BMJ Ratings has upgraded the Veolia Environnement Group's rating to AA+.

Extra-financial rating

Extra-financial rating provides the means of measuring the sustainable development performance of companies through their selection in specific stock exchange indexes.

The quality of service

Customers' satisfaction is one of the Group's major priorities. Various indicators contribute to the improvement of our performance : e.g. service quality monitoring, complaints management or real time information.

Economic performance

Sustainable development intrinsically forms part of Veolia Environnement's commercial development.

Environmental performance

The Environmental Management System (EMS) is a tool used to implement the Group's policy in the fields of the environment and health. It is common to all activities and is structured around three levels of responsibility (Group, division, business units). It enables the Group to determine, manage and reduce the impact of its activities on environment and health.

Social indicators

Management of our own impacts

In all of its activities, the Group generates impacts on the environment, over which the degree of control determines its level of responsibility.

Social performance

It is essential to understand the Group's social performance and operational practices to be able to deploy homogenous management of our human resources on a global scale, or within projects to share best practice.

Methodological clarifications

In the absence of any recognized and relevant reporting baseline for its activities, the Group has defined its own reporting procedures developed from good practice and draft international standards.

External assurance

Statutory auditor's assurance report on a selection of environmental indicators