Sustainability
The company has incorporated environmental and social issues into its business for years and has decided to make sustainability one of the main pillars of its mission.


1. SULOGLU WIND POWER PLANT, TURKEY > RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECT IN TURKEY – GS493
Thanks to the establishment of a wind farm in the Süleoğlu District of Turkey, the project helps accelerate the growth of the wind sector and stimulate the production of renewable energy technologies in the country. In addition to the goal of climate change mitigation through a significant reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, the project was designed to provide a social and economic contribution to the region.
BENEFITS
ENVIRONMENTAL
Annual reduction of over 110,000 tCO2 and contribution to climate change mitigation
Access to affordable, reliable, quality, and sustainable energy
SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC
Local unemployment will be drastically reduced thanks to the increase in job opportunities and business activities related to the project
ACHIEVED OBJECTIVES


2. NTAKATA MOUNTAINS REDD > NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS PROJECT IN TANZANIA – VCS1897
The Ntakata REDD+ project was launched in May 2017 with the main goal of engaging and supporting local communities in the protection of the forest reserves in their villages. This project contributes to the conservation of wildlife habitat, climate change mitigation by creating jobs and significant opportunities for some of the most remote villages in Tanzania.
BENEFITS
ENVIRONMENTAL
Annual reduction of over 600,000 tCO2 and contribution to climate change mitigation
Conservation of biodiversity and protection of natural resources
Development of sustainable food production systems and resilient agricultural practices
Strong collaboration with local communities for the sustainable development of rural Tanzania
SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC
Creation of a fund for community healthcare and school education
New job opportunities for communities
Guarantees on land ownership and management rights for marginalized communities in the area
Collaboration with organizations capable of ensuring communities ownership of their land and property rights over resources
ACHIEVED OBJECTIVES


3- Bundled Wind Power Project in Tamilnadu, India – VCS1353
BENEFITS AND ACHIEVED OBJECTIVES


The project has been developed in Pemba, the largest city in the Cabo Delgado province, Mozambique.
The country is one of the poorest in the world due to the recent jihadist insurgency that has caused the flight of thousands of people, further increasing the population's poverty.
The project aims to reduce the poverty of its inhabitants by promoting the introduction of about 10,000 low-impact stoves, thus providing various benefits for families and local communities in addition to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and contributing to climate change mitigation.

Furthermore, in order to make our significant contribution to achieving these important sustainable development goals,
RELAXSHOE HAS CHOSEN TO UNDERTAKE A SUPPLY CHAIN ANALYSIS PATH TO BETTER UNDERSTAND AND EVALUATE THE COMMITMENT OF SUPPLIERS REGARDING SUSTAINABILITY.
The company has decided to monitor and engage all stakeholders involved in the business activity, paying particular attention to its supply chain, integrating their assessment with environmental, social, and Governance (ESG) aspects in order to achieve an increasingly fruitful commitment to combating climate change.
From an environmental perspective, much of the production impacts are attributable to the phases of raw material sourcing, processing, and product sales, as well as the social aspects and labor management of suppliers representing one of the main concerns for companies.
In our sector, we find that customers and consumers are increasingly attentive to the sustainability criteria of their purchases. For this reason, we believe that a thorough assessment of the supply chain is essential for reducing business risks and ensuring an ethical approach to our business model, aimed at avoiding the outsourcing of environmental and social impacts.
A SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY CHAIN IS IMPLEMENTED TO LIMIT AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL IMPACTS OF SUPPLIES
The supply chain, regardless of the number of suppliers, requires an approach based on monitoring the performance of the involved parties, so as to guide purchasing decisions based on accurate and updated information.
ESG criteria (Environment, Social, Governance) are the basis of the indicators that allow for the analysis of companies' activities from the perspective of integrated sustainability. It should be noted that the ability of companies to achieve international and local sustainable development goals ensures positive effects on the planet and people, but also positively impacts corporate profits. Conversely, a lack of willingness or inactivity of companies in pursuing goals in this area can negatively affect their stakeholders and, in particular, the entire supply chain.
OUR CODE OF CONDUCT
Lastly, we highlight a significant effort that our company has made in drafting and disseminating its Code of Conduct to all those involved in our business activities (stakeholders).