Snam and SDGs

The community of states has approved the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, whose essential elements are 17 objectives (SDGs, Sustainable Development Goals), which aim to end poverty, to fight against inequality and to promote economic and social development. They also consider aspects of fundamental importance such as tackling climate change and building peaceful societies by the year 2030.
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), officially known as the "2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development" are a set of objectives (17) designed for global development and promoted by the United Nations.
The private sector can also contribute effectively and Snam is committed to make its own contribution. Snam is particularly active on objectives 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16 even if it tries to contribute to all, while with reference to the strategy, impact investments and integration in the business model the main SDGs are 7, 13, 9 e 11. Besides Snam also contributes by means of the Snam Foundation, which is particularly committed to objectives 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11, 13, 15 and 17.
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Some goals of the National Strategy for Sustainable Development: Snam’s commitment: |
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Some goals of the National Strategy for Sustainable Development: Snam’s commitment: |
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Some goals of the National Strategy for Sustainable Development: Snam’s commitment: |
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Some goals of the National Strategy for Sustainable Development: Snam’s commitment: |
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Some goals of the National Strategy for Sustainable Development: Snam’s commitment: |
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Some goals of the National Strategy for Sustainable Development: To implement integrated water resource management in all levels of planning Snam’s commitment:
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Some aspects of the National Strategy for Sustainable Development: Snam's commitment: In 2021, about 41% of the electricity consumed by Snam was produced from renewable sources in line with the target regarding this issue: to increase the share of green electricity purchased by 2030 to 55%. Snam is also active in development the use of biomethane, a renewable fuel. Learn more in Biomethane. Find out more about the Snam Foundation project concerning energy poverty. |
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Some goals of the National Strategy for Sustainable Development: Snam’s commitment: The School – Work Alternation project of Snam, Young Energy, aims to guide young people and to strenghten relationships with the territories where the recruitment process is often more difficult.
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Some goals of the National Strategy for Sustainable Development: Snam’s commitment: Read about it in the Snam's strategy |
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Some goals of the National Strategy for Sustainable Development: To combat all discrimination and promote respect for diversity Snam’s commitment:
Read about Snam's data and initiatives in the webpage dedicated to Diversity. |
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Some goals of the National Strategy for Sustainable Development: Snam’s commitment: Read about it in the webpage dedicated to Snam4Mobility and read about the ForestaMI project which has come to life during 2020 and aims to support the ForestaMi initiative promoted by the Municipality of Milan with the aim of planting 3 million trees in the Metropolitan City of Milan by 2030, of which 2 million by 2026. |
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Some goals of the National Strategy for Sustainable Development: Snam’s commitment:
Read about it in the page Biomethane |
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Some goals of the National Strategy for Sustainable Development: Snam’s commitment:
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Some goals of the National Strategy for Sustainable Development: Snam’s commitment: Furtherly Snam to make its contribution to reducing the use of plastic and to fighting against sea pollution, launched the “Snam Plastic Less” initiative aimed at reducing the use of plastic in industrial packaging by 100% by 2023 and eliminate single-use plastic in drinks vending machines at all its company premises by 2020. A plan aimed at interventions in the supply chain and communication to Company employees. With regards to the use of plastic in industrial packaging the reduction percentage reached 96% in 2021, while the goal to eliminate single-use plastic in the offices was postponed due to Covid. Furthermore Snam supports the LifeGate PlasticLess project, aiming to eliminate plastic waste in harbours by means of new Seabin technology. |
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Some goals of the National Strategy for Sustainable Development: Snam’s commitment:
Read about it in Biodiversity and read about the ForestaMI project in the Snam Foundation activities. |
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Some goals of the National Strategy for Sustainable Development: Snam’s commitment: The collaboration with Transparency International represents a significant step along the path that the company has for some time been taking in the prevention and combating of any form of corruption and unlawfulness. Through an “ethics and integrity agreement” Snam extends its fundamental business ethics principles to all economic operators which aspire to directly or indirectly receiving the support of the company. Read about it in the page dedicated to Ethic |
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Some goals of the National Strategy for Sustainable Development: Snam’s commitment: |
09 May 2022 - 12:31 CEST