Alliances for development
In the countries where we operate, we establish development alliances based on the enhancement of local resources. In addition to facilitating access to electricity for populations that still do not have it, we promote Local Development Programmes with various community initiatives. At the same time, we are committed to creating job opportunities and transferring know-how and expertise to local partners.
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Water, health, education, economic diversification: access to energy is the basis for the development of a more inclusive society.
Interviews
We want to help support a just energy transition through a network of partnerships with internationally recognized players.
Regional Minister for Welfare and Vice President of the Regional Government of Lombardy. She was the first woman President of RAI and Mayor of Milan. From 2001 to 2006 she was Minister for Education, University and Scientific Research. She is the Chairwoman of the E4Impact Foundation.
UNESCO Representative in Mexico and UNESCO Head in Mexico City. At the United Nations since 1992, he has held senior positions in human rights, peacekeeping and cultural policy in New York, Paris and Latin America.
Steve Gibbons is a founding Director of Ergon Associates and has over 20 years’ experience working with businesses, international organisations, governments and others to support the promotion of labour and human rights.
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Sectors of intervention
Access to off-grid energy
Life on land
Economic diversification
Access to water and sanitation
Education
Community health
Local development projects in the world
Business-integrated sustainability
To better understand the realities in which we operate, we analyze the socioeconomic, environmental and cultural contexts throughout the business cycle. By understanding local needs and in line with SDGs, we can define priority areas of intervention and contribute to the development of host countries. Several partnerships with institutions, cooperation agencies
and stakeholders support us in this task. In addition, we focus on the potential impact of activities to identify critical issues, opportunities and risks, including the respect and promotion of human rights. Once implemented, we evaluate the effectiveness of our actions. Taken together, this approach allows us to integrate sustainability into the business.
Tools for integrating sustainability into the business
Human rights in communities
For Eni, respect for human rights is a substantial commitment. All exploration and upstream development projects, as well as those of renewable energy, are carefully assessed for their possible impact on individuals and host communities.
The analysis is conducted on the basis of shared and transparent methodologies, directly involving the main rightsholders where possible. From these studies we can identify recommendations to prevent potential effects and manage existing ones.