Relations on the Territory

"Starting from Mattei, Eni has implemented a new way of developing a relationship in equal terms with oil-producing countries, which even then disrupted the existing logics and today allows us to be in the lead with the national oil companies possessing the supplies through strategic partnership agreements and the development of common integrated projects in several countries." (Claudio Descalzi,  E&P Division Managing Director)
Eni has always had a distinctive ability "to initiate behaviours and contractual models respectful of the needs of the countries in which it operates" and for this reason it is considered as a "reliable and understanding partner " for its qualities. Besides a careful and constant attention in order to minimize the possible damages resulting from the peculiarity of their operations, Eni invests much energy in establishing successful and positive relations with the host communities, through constructive contributions to the territory and the ability to put new energy and development opportunities into it.

In this section:

• Our presence in Basilicata, Abruzzo and Africa : the Val Camastra 2008 -2009 Social Report, the “Un Ponte per l’Innovazione‘ project, the African energy scenario
• The websites dedicated to school and the international prizes awarded to secondary schools
• The Memoranda of Understanding signed in 2008 and 2009
• The systematic EIA/ESIA standards for all projects and the adoption of the new ESHIA standard
• The map to know more about Eni’s initiatives on the territory in the different continents
• The case studies to know more about our projects in Italy and overseas
• Our tools to manage Community investments in compliance with Eni’s cooperation and development model
• Our projects, our approach to biodiversity protection in relation to operational activities, our initiatives and the working groups in which we participate
• Our active role for local content development, 2008 - 2009 local procurement data
• Eni Foundation initiatives in the field of healthcare in Congo, Angola, Indonesia and Italy