Sustainability at LINK Mobility
Our ambition is to embed environmental, social, and governance factors (ESG) into our strategy and operations. We want to offer businesses and governments high quality communication solutions that increase customer engagement, satisfaction and loyalty, while using sustainable and innovative technologies that support digital transformation processes.
This page concisely presents LINK Mobility's approach to sustainability. The complete commentary can be found on our investor relations site.
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Materiality assessment
LINK has identified material topics in its double materiality assessment, which was conducted in collaboration with key stakeholder groups in 2023.
LINK's approach to sustainability
“We know that sustainability plays a key role in achieving long-term success as LINK continues as a leading CPaaS company. Our responsibility is both to stakeholders and to the customers our teams actively engage with. By working together, we can create meaningful industry change while driving our bottom line.” - Thomas Berge, CEO, LINK Mobility
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LINK x UN Sustainable Development Goals
LINK recognizes the importance of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and has identified the 6 most relevant SDGs to its operations and promotes the SDGs in all operations.
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Commitment to global sustainability
LINK has been part of the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) since 2021 and follows the Ten Guiding Principles of INGC. LINK's annual progress can be followed on the UNGC's Communication On Progress.
LINK adheres to the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises and UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights.
LINK has submitted a commitment letter to the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) in 2024 to develop its environmental goals to help limit global warming to 1.5°C.
Monitoring our performance
Each theme of the sustainability program has at least one goal derived from it, along with a defined metric to monitor the progress and achievement of LINK's sustainability targets.
ESG area | Material topic | Metric | Target |
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Climate change | Energy | GHG report on Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3 emissions | Yes |
Own workforce: Equal treatment and opportunities for all | Training and skills development | % of employees to complete employees' training on compliance, GDPR, and InfoSec | 100 % |
Consumers and end users: Information related impacts for consumers | Privacy | % of LINK geographical regions subjected to internal GDPR audit | 100 % |
Business conduct | Corporate culture | % of LINK Voice participation rate Employee engagement score | > 75 % > 75 |
Business conduct | Protection of whistleblowers | % of non-handled whistleblowers' notifications | 0 % |
Business conduct | Management of relationships with suppliers | Annual review of the Transparency Report | Yes |
Business conduct | Corruption and bribery | % of non-handled incidents of corruption / bribery | 0 % |
Tracking Our Climate Impact
To take meaningful climate action, we need clear insight into our emissions. That’s why we report our greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions regularly – measuring where we stand, identifying areas for improvement, and holding ourselves accountable.
Explore LINK's latest GHG reports below and see how we’re progressing toward a low-carbon future.
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