- ABB Italy has decided to once again support Legambiente in the collection of waste in the surroundings of the offices in Bergamo, Dalmine, Sesto San Giovanni, Vittuone, Frosinone and Santa Palomba
- ABB employees participated in the initiative accompanied by family, friends and relatives
After the success achieved in previous years among employees, ABB Italy has joined for the third consecutive year "Clean Up the World", the world's most famous initiative dedicated to cleaning up our planet promoted by the environmental association Legambiente. During the days of September 24 and October 8, 2023, ABB employees, together with family, friends and relatives, joined the events organized in the areas near some of the company's headquarters to actively contribute to the collection of waste abandoned in parks, squares and on the streets.
ABB Italy has decided to once again support an initiative in which it strongly believes and fully in line with the company's 2030 Sustainability Strategy. In fact, joining "Clean Up the World" reinforces the group's long-lasting and constant goal of reducing waste and preserving resources, as well as supporting the communities in which it operates.
"We are pleased that this journey has involved friends, family and relatives," comments Eliana Baruffi, Country Communication Manager ABB Italy. "It is a path that is increasingly operational and increasingly linked to a cultural change that we are promoting from many points of view. Commitment is the key word: commitment to volunteering, commitment to the communities in which we operate, commitment to tackling climate change, and commitment to inclusion and celebrating people's uniqueness."
Sustainability continues to be a key aspect for ABB, which for over 30 years has been dedicated to implementing ad hoc measures to make society more inclusive and eco-sustainable. People continue to be the real engine of change: it is ABB's employees who enthusiastically welcome the many sustainable initiatives promoted by the company to contribute to the generation of positive impact and value on raising awareness of the issue.
This article has been machine translated. The original article was published in Italian and is available here.
