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SUSTAINABLE DEVELO<br />

Sustainable development<br />

division<br />

<strong>Bouygues</strong> has already taken many<br />

steps to limit the impact of its activities<br />

on the environment, improve working<br />

conditions for staff and involve its<br />

partners in actions for progress. The<br />

aim now is to step up those efforts,<br />

rationalise them and measure their<br />

effects. A new organisation has been<br />

put in place to achieve that aim.<br />

Olivier <strong>Bouygues</strong>, one of the two<br />

Deputy CEOs, has been given the task<br />

of coordinating the Group’s sustainable<br />

development policy. A sustainable<br />

development division has been<br />

created in order to help business units<br />

share best practices, raise awareness<br />

among employees and provide training,<br />

and assist and advise sustainable<br />

development liaison staff. It also<br />

represents the Group to the outside<br />

world.<br />

A committee made up of representatives<br />

from the five business areas<br />

and <strong>Bouygues</strong> SA met for the first<br />

time in November 2005. Two or three<br />

times a year, its members will consider<br />

sustainable development issues<br />

and the action taken in each business.<br />

The committee will also review posi-<br />

Sustainable development is a response to the expectations of our customers<br />

and staff. In 2005, the Group chose to increase, rationalise and formalise its<br />

efforts in that direction. A new sustainable development division has been<br />

created to coordinate Group strategy, with liaison units in each business area.<br />

However, because the Group’s subsidiaries face specific challenges, they have<br />

their own policies for matters relating to social and environmental responsibility.<br />

Definition<br />

Sustainable development is an integral<br />

part of the <strong>Bouygues</strong> group’s<br />

strategy. In accordance with its culture<br />

and values, <strong>Bouygues</strong> is committed<br />

to serving its customers while<br />

assuming its social and environmental<br />

responsibilities. Applying the principle<br />

of continuous improvement and taking<br />

proactive and innovative measures,<br />

the strategies and processes<br />

of <strong>Bouygues</strong> group entities take<br />

account of environmental protection,<br />

the conservation of natural resources,<br />

improvements to living conditions, the<br />

sharing of experience, use of the best<br />

technologies, dialogue with stakeholders<br />

and their involvement in decisions<br />

that concern them.<br />

In this context the role of <strong>Bouygues</strong> SA,<br />

the parent company, is to provide help<br />

and advice to all Group businesses as<br />

they work to serve their customers<br />

and provide them with relevant, highquality<br />

goods and services at the best<br />

cost, while taking care to preserve the<br />

interests of future generations.<br />

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