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CAPGEMINI: PEOPLE, CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR) AND BUSINESS ETHICS
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available data. Other examples of the types of estimations and
extrapolations which have been used for certain data include:
In general, fourth quarter data for 2016 was not available at the
time of reporting and therefore has been extrapolated based on
Even where data is available for a particular country, it has
sometimes been necessary to use assumptions and estimations.
estimating unavailable 2016 data based upon available 2015
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data (according to documented methodologies related to
differing circumstances and covering all aspects of energy,
travel, water and waste management);
metrics such as the cost per kWh for electricity and gas; and
cost per liter of diesel or per kilometer of travel); or
estimating usage data based on available cost data (employing
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area of the facility, estimating waste disposal & water
consumption based on headcount of the facility).
estimating usage data for a facility based on data available for
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other facilities (such as estimating electricity usage based on
extrapolations employed is presented in footnotes under the data
tables.
Further disclosure about the scope of data available and
to meet information requests from our clients.
also enables us to participate and score well in various voluntary
sustainability disclosures such as CDP and Vigeo-Eiris, as well as
such as the French Grenelle II legislation at Group level and the
Carbon Reduction Commitment legislation for Capgemini UK. It
Our managed approach to environmental data collection and
reporting is essential for meeting corporate reporting obligations,
We are recognized externally for the comprehensiveness of our
Scope 1 and Scope 2 GHG emissions.
Club”: an elite group of only 66 companies (out of around
3,000 assessed) which transparently report on 100% of their
approach to carbon accounting. This year Capgemini Group was
recognized by Bloomberg as being part of the “100% Carbon
Overview of our Carbon Accounting and Sustainability Reporting System
By building in cost data to
the tool we are also able to track
cost savings, strengthening
the business cases for investing
in new sustainability initiatives.
We are able to generate monthly environmental reports at a global,
national, business unit and project level. We track popular travel routes,
and compare the size and headcount of our locations to provide
insightful analysis to internal stakeholders.
The carbon accounting team collect monthly or quarterly data
from all 28 countries. Having one team managing all data
processing and validation globally ensures high quality, consistent
and accurate data across the Group.
Using a centralized web-based
carbon accounting tool means all
Capgemini entities are able to access
information about their environmental
performance and track progress
against their targets.
Offices and Data Centers
Business Travel
Fuel use Electricity
& Heating
Flights Rail & Bus Cars
Taxis
Hotel
Water
Waste
F-Gas