Our priorities

What are our priorities?

The materiality analysis, carried out in 2017 and revised in 2022, enabled us to identify the priorities that drive our actions and to define a process aimed at reaching specific quantitative and qualitative targets.

We identified an acronym, that could convey IGD’s vision on sustainability and, at the same time, group together the material issues defined.

This acronym summaries the company’s commitment to constantly grow with a view to being Green, Responsible, Ethical, Attractive, Together.

The shopping centres, by their very nature, have an impact on the environment, due to the large amount of energy they consume and to the road traffic generated. We are committed to assessing these impacts and identifying actions that are capable of minimizing them both during the construction/restyling phase of the centres and in the management of the structures themselves, in order to actively contributing towards a “low carbon” economy.

Road to zero emissions
Zero Waste
Accessibility and sustainable mobility

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We undertake to behave in a responsible manner towards people. For this reason we are committed to guaranteeing “good employment” to our employees, also by fostering training programmes that are aimed at continuous skills development. We conform our actions and activities to the principle of impartiality with regard to our employees. With regard to those that visit our Shopping Centers we place particular emphasis on their health and wellbeing.

Good employment
Wellbeing, health and safety

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We undertake to operate ethically and to ensure that all the necessary safeguard measures are in place, in order to guarantee compliance with the law both with regard to our own conduct and by positively influencing the context in which we operate.

Governance, ethics and corruption

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We are committed to constantly increasing the attractiveness of our Shopping Centers. To do this, it is necessary to continuously enhance the internal and external areas of the malls. We want to ensure that our centres are out and out “Spaces to be lived in”, offering visitors both shopping opportunities as well as moments in which to meet up with others.

Enhancement of the portfolio
Spaces to be lived in
Innovation

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Due to the nature itself of our business, we enter into contact with a variety of stakeholders, both at institutional level and at a more local level. We have established a continuous dialogue with them in order to understand their needs and expectations and to analyse their level of satisfaction in terms of decisions made and actions carried out. The shopping center not only takes a significant role regarding shopping, but it also become a producer of economic development and a place in which to get together for the local community.

Relations with community and stakeholders

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