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Eni is committed to respecting Human Rights Treaties and Standards, including the UN Guiding Principles for Businesses and Human Rights.
Eni’s commitment to respecting Human Rights Treaties and Standards is publicly declared in the company policies and in the Global Framework Agreement (GFA)
Eni is committed to ensuring respect for internationally recognized Human Rights in its own operations and in those of its business partners, in line with the UN Guiding Principles for Businesses and Human Rights (UNGP) and with the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises. Eni’s commitment to respecting Human Rights Treaties and Standards is publicly declared in the company policies such as the Code of Ethics, the Sustainability Policy and other internal guidelines. Eni’s endorsement and support for internationally recognized Human Rights is confirmed in the Global Framework Agreement (GFA) on industrial relations at the international level and in its corporate social responsibility renewed in 2016, where explicit reference to the UNGPs is made.
Human Rights have also been integrated into a number of policies and procedures specific to:
with the aim of ensuring that they are an integral part of our way of doing business.
The timeline below shows how Eni’s internal norms on Human Rights have developed with the evolution of the international Business and Human Rights framework. The framework itself reflects the international community’s efforts to reach consensus over outstanding issues such as:
and
Year |
Main achievements in Eni in terms of integration of Human Rights into the internal legal framework |
Major events in the international scenario and evolution of National policy frameworks |
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2007 |
Eni approves the Guidelines on the Protection and Promotion of Human Rights |
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2007 |
Eni issues a revised Code of ethics, including explicit commitments to Human Rights (the first code dates back to 1994) |
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2008 |
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The UN Human Rights Council approves the “Protect, respect and Remedy framework on Business and Human Rights”, submitted from the UN Special Representative on Business & Human Rights, Prof. John Ruggie |
2011 |
Eni issues the company’s Sustainability Policy whose contents were developed based on a Human Rights-based approach |
1. The UN Human Rights Council unanimously approves the "Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights", submitted from the UN Special Representative on Business & Human Rights, Prof. John Ruggie |
2012 |
Human Rights principles are integrated into Eni’s Security Management System Guidelines. From now on, relevant functions will integrate Human Rights into their MSGs and procedures. |
1. The IFC Performance Standards are reviewed following the integration of the UN Guiding Principles |
2013 |
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1. The European Commission approves the Oil&Gas Sector Guidance on implementing the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights |
2015 |
Eni publishes its first Conflict Minerals Report |
The UK Modern Slavery Act comes into force requiring companies to report on the measures adopted to address modern slavery |
2017 |
Eni approves the Statement that represents the company's commitment to combat modern slavery and the trafficking of human beings |
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