Renault Group is pursuing a proactive policy of diversity and inclusion to enable all employees, whatever their differences or specificic needs, to interact and work together. We believe that diversity and non-discrimination is a guarantee of performance and sustainability, as well as a fundamental requirement. For this reason, we are deploying a Diversity and Inclusion strategy comprising several pillars.
Sustainable development
at the core of our strategy
Our sustainable development strategy supports the company's transformation and the pursuit of an equitable transition to safe, sustainable, low-carbon mobility. Our ambition is to design vehicles and, at the same time, to look after the people who make and use them, while also limiting our environmental impact.
The three pillars of our strategy
Our sustainable development strategy is key to our mission, allowing us to combine business performance with a commitment to customers, employees and the environment. Our Renaulution strategy reflects a sustainable and responsible approach, based on three pillars.
Environment
Safety
Diversity and inclusion
Governance of our ESG strategy
The sustainable development strategy of Renault Group covers all ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) related aspects, for global management of our extra-financial performance. A Strategy and Sustainable Committee was set up in 2019 to strengthen oversight of these issues by the Board of Directors. The Committee’s main tasks are to:
- ensure the required level of commitment in terms of extra-financial compliance, ethics and social and environmental responsibility;
- examine Group policies, guidelines and codes;
- review and assess reporting and control procedures for non-financial indicators;
- review the deployment of projects and initiatives.
“Our main challenge is to position Renault Group as a future leader in sustainable mobility, able to weather the current upheavals in our industry and to create value every day for all the company’s stakeholders. This will require determination and focus, if we are to achieve a transition guided by innovation that is equitable from both an environmental and social standpoint. This is our responsibility.”
Jean-Dominique Senard
Chairman of the Board of Directors of Renault Group
“We see our environmental and social responsibility as one of the chapters of the Renaulution. Our plan of action for decarbonisation, inclusion, and the safety of vehicle users and employees reflects our strategic goals and supports value creation. Developed with our workforce, the plan is in line with our values of innovation and solidarity. It is supported by a group of members of the Executive Committee members and is an integral part of our activities. It is the operational expression of our corporate purpose.”
Luca de Meo
CEO Renault Group
Our diversity and inclusion policy
A commitment to responsible communication
Renault Group and its brands are committed to sustainable and responsible advertising practices. Since 2018, the Group has demonstrated this commitment through a number of practical initiatives:
The FAIRe programme set up by the UdM (Union des Marques or Brand Academy) in France in 2018
Renault was one of the first brands to join this programme, which aims to provide practical responses to the environmental and societal issues facing brands today, in the form of 15 commitments for more responsible communication.
Climate Contract implemented in France since 2022
Renault Group has signed a Climate Contract setting out detailed targets for reducing the carbon footprint of its advertising campaigns and promoting messages for the ecological transition.
WFA Planet Pledge (World Federation of Advertisers) from 2024
Renault Group is taking part in this programme, which aims to promote and reinforce attitudes and behaviours that will help the world address the challenges set out in the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.
Learn more about the external assessments of our sustainable performance
Our ESG performance is assessed by the leading international extra-financial rating agencies. For over 20 years, the Group has been a member of the United Nations Global Compact, setting out 10 principles on human rights, labour standards, the environment and the prevention of corruption.
Renault Group has been listed on the CAC 40 ESG index since 16 June 2023. Set up in March 2021, this index lists the 40 companies on the Paris Bourse demonstrating the best environmental, social and governance practices. To find out more, click here.