We have sustainability at heart.
Here at Wilco, corporate social responsibility is at the company’s heart
It’s in the way we treat each other and you as a customer. It’s in how we stand in society. And in how we treat the environment. It’s now and it’s the future, because we continue to follow the latest developments.
Pioneers for a cleaner environment
We have always been environmental pioneers. Back in 2001 we invested in an energy system that reuses our heat throughout the company. And since 1 July 2011, we can claim that our entire production process is CO2-neutral. We do this by truly compensating for all emissions: not only the emissions released during the production process, but also our employees commute and the delivery to your address.
Dealing with paper responsibly
It goes without saying that we deal responsibly with our company’s primary raw material: wood. This has led to certification by the FSC® and PEFC™. Our certified paper is therefore made with responsibly harvested wood fibre. The ISO 14001 international environmental standard has been the standard within Wilco for years: every year we also work hard on the improvements necessary to maintain this certificate.
Consideration for people and society
Sustainable entrepreneurship is about more than the environment. It also means taking people and society into consideration. This includes, that doing everything we can to ensure a pleasant working climate for our employees. Hence, we closely follow health and safety guidelines.
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The Hunger Project
The Hunger Project Netherlands is a part of an international non-profit organisation that is committed to bringing about a sustainable end to chronic hunger worldwide. In Africa, southern Asia and Latin America, the organisation supports people building a future on their own, without hunger.
As a member of the Odishas 100 investor network, Wilco is specifically committed to supporting female leaders in India. In the state of Odisha, one of India’s poorest states, The Hunger Project trains and mentors female village councillors during their five-year term. This enables them to increase their impact and in this way at Wilco help make real sustainable change possible.
In addition to making a financial contribution, Wilco is committed to promoting the work of The Hunger Project and its female leadership programme among its employees, customers, suppliers and our own network and this inspire others to help end hunger in India. The Hunger Project has ANBI status and the CBF quality mark, and is consistently highly rated for transparency and impact.
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