By placing sustainability at the heart of our operational, economic and financial strategies we are able to build long-term success.

• Policy – Sustainability

Eni operates in a wide range of environments around the world, with different ecological sensitivities and regulatory regimes.

• Eni Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services Policy

This year our Sustainability Report “Eni for 2017” focuses on the three levers of our integrated business model and is made up of “Eni for 2017”, which describes our Operating Model and Cooperation Model and the focus “Path to decarbonization” (which follows the recommendations of the Financial Stability Board’s Task force on Climate-related Financial Disclosure-TCFD).

• Eni for 2017 - Report
• Eni for 2017 - Decarbonization
• Eni for 2017 - Performance

At the United Nations General Assembly on 24 September 2018, we signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) with the aim of achieving its Sustainable Development Goals – and particularly its target for providing access to energy by 2030.

The significant improvement in Eni’s performance reported in the Corporate Human Rights Benchmark (CHRB) mirrors of the continuous progress we are making in our approach to human rights. We consider it an ongoing process that requires the commitment from all of us.

Our team respects people, the environment, safety, transparency and human rights in its work. We promote the abilities and talents of the individual and respect diversity.

The relationships of trust we build in the countries in which we operate are what make our approach distinctive. We work with local authorities and other relevant bodies to foster social and economic development in the area.

The third prong of Eni’s business model is decarbonization – an integrated strategy for energy transition towards a more sustainable low-carbon future.