Indra has committed to reducing its Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions, according to measurable and science-based objectives, to help limit global warming to a maximum of 1.5 degrees and has set the goal of reducing to zero its net emissions in 2050. This commitment is in accordance with the 2030 Agenda and the Paris Agreement, as well as the Science Based Target (SBTi) initiative, to which Indra has joined.

1. Our credentials
Indra’s plan
to lead
sustainable
development
through
technology
We have integrated
sustainability into our
strategy and our culture to
respond to current and future
environmental and social
challenges.
To be a more
sustainable
company.
To become the
technological partner
for our clients’
sustainability.
To have a positive
impact on nature
and on people.
To create
long-term value for
professionals, clients,
investors, etc.
Our goals
A new Sustainability Master Plan, inspired by the UN’s Sustainable
Development Goals, which includes 28 key initiatives encompassed
in seven pillars.
The formula
Technological
offering with an
impact on
sustainability
Innovative
technology for
key sectors
Relationship
with
Stakeholders:
▲ Shared value
▲ Dialog and
transparency
Cultural
Transformation:
▲ Sustainability
culture among
professionals
▪ Responsible digitalization
▪ Sustainable mobility
▪ Efficient healthcare
▪ Energy transition
▪ Climate change mitigation
▪ Sustainable construction
▪ Cybersecurity
▪ Ethical banking
▪ Smart cities
▪ Industry 4.0
Good
governance,
ethics and
transparency
▲ Responsible
business
▲ 2030 Agenda
Society and
Commitment to
the Community:
▲ Local impact
▲ STEM vocations
The World
and Climate
change
▼ Carbon footprint
▲ Circular economy
People and
Talent
▲ Diversity
▲ Quality employment
14 years in the Dow Jones
Sustainability Index and
five in the FTSE4Good.
Sustainability
Committee in the
Board of Directors.
Solutions recognized by the
UN, the EU and analysts
such as Gartner and IDC.
Experience in key
sectors for
sustainability.