PUREOUR COMMITMENT TO A CLEANER FUTURE
We know that leaving a better world for future generations is a mission that can no longer be delayed.
We have chosen to make a tangible commitment to sustainability, through our actions. However, we know that words also matter, which is why we wanted to give the new path we have started on in this direction a meaningful name.
PURE immediately and unambiguously evokes the industry in which we operate and the progress we have always been committed to achieving. The concept of purity aligns with our mission of providing solutions to improve indoor air quality (IAQ) in the spaces we live in.
Its initials form the words People, Universe, Respect, Environment, which express the principles that guide our design and our work for the good of the future.
People
evokes to the concept of social sustainability.
Universe
signifies our commitment to the planet.
Respect
refers to respect in the broadest sense of the word.
Environment
means to environmental protection.
PURE is our way of endorsing the developing and implementing company policies that are aligned with the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Our guiding principles
Our sustainability journey is based on a development model that measures the company’s performance in relation to its three ESG components – Environment, Social and Governance.
Environment
The environmental side of our business is structured around an action plan covering energy management, climate strategy, waste management, water resource management and product life-cycle management, as part of a tangible commitment to reduce the environmental impact of our operations.
Social
The social dimension of our business is reflected in the way we treat the people who work for us and those who interact with us at all levels. Our areas of focus are occupational health and safety, the environment and working practices, engaging, training and developing human capital, product safety, and our relationship with the local community.
Governance
The governance aspect of our business is based on an appropriate division of responsibilities and powers, a balance between management and oversight roles, and a commitment to maintaining an ethical working environment. This area also includes supply chain management, product quality and innovation and cybersecurity.
Our first sustainability report, covering our activities in 2024, has been drafted in accordance with the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Universal Standards. The reporting process we adopt is based on a materiality analysis, which is essential for identifying the most relevant environmental, social and governance issues, and therefore for meeting stakeholder expectations.
Download the 2024 Sustainability ReportMateriality analysis
- Water management
- Waste management
- Climate strategy
- Energy management
- Product life-cycle management
- Relations with the local community
- Occupational health and safety
- Work environment and working practices
- Engaging, training and developing human capital
- Product safety
- Supply chain management
- Good governance practices and business ethics
- Cybersecurity
- Product quality and innovation
RESULTS
To make our commitment even more tangible, we have also chosen to measure our performance using the SDG Action Manager, a tool that enables us to assess our contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals of the 2030 Agenda.
This effort has enabled us to identify the SDGs that are most relevant to us, to measure our current position, and to identify areas for improvement in the future. This is not just a snapshot; it is a practical tool that helps us turn sustainability into an increasingly clear strategic direction.
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Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Decent work and economic growth
Good health and well-being
Reduced inequalities
Gender equality
Quality education
Affordable and clean energy
Responsible consumption and production
Peace, justice and strong institutions
Climate action
Sustainable cities and communities
Clean water and sanitation
