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Economic and Social Responsibility and Sustainable Development<br />
Sustainable Development<br />
3. WE ENGAGE<br />
A key to guaranteeing respect for the Group’s<br />
commitments to Quality of Life is to involve<br />
stakeholders – employees, clients, consumers,<br />
suppliers and institutions – and dialoguing with them<br />
is crucial as a way to influence their practices at sites<br />
where the Group is present and elsewhere.<br />
3.1 Employees<br />
The success of the Better Tomorrow Plan depends<br />
on the Group’s ability to involve its employees and<br />
engage in dialogue with them, since they are its best<br />
ambassadors vis-à-vis outside stakeholders.<br />
A series of tools and materials has been developed to<br />
help them better understand and buy into the Better<br />
Tomorrow Plan. These include:<br />
• an e-learning module: Sodexo launched a<br />
16-minute e-learning module, available in seven<br />
languages, for the use of all line and staff managers<br />
up to site manager level. A year after the launch,<br />
20,000 managers have been trained in 60 countries;<br />
• the 2nd phase of Sodexo’s learning strategy<br />
has been launched with campaigns targeting<br />
employees and external stakeholders. Sodexo<br />
communicates via interactive tools such as a rapidlearning<br />
video, quizzes, tools for deployment onsite.<br />
The 1st campaign was launched in Fiscal 2011<br />
and celebrated World Oceans Day on June 8.<br />
EXAMPLE OF A BEST PRACTICE<br />
The Green Spark Initiative in the United Kingdom<br />
elicited ideas from employees on ways to improve<br />
Sodexo’s environmental performance. Managers<br />
selected the best ideas submitted and posted them<br />
on the Intranet for an online employee vote. To make<br />
this initiative an ongoing process all employees who<br />
submitted an idea and/or voted online were contacted<br />
to encourage them to become Sustainability champions<br />
in their regions.<br />
3.2 Clients<br />
Sodexo strongly believes that the success of its Plan<br />
lies in its ability to engage and create a dialogue with<br />
clients.<br />
To that end, in Fiscal 2011, Sodexo launched HANDS<br />
ON, a digital sustainability newsletter published each<br />
month and sent to major International clients.<br />
Sodexo <strong>Registration</strong> <strong>Document</strong> Fiscal 2011<br />
In 2010, Sodexo carried out a brand survey which<br />
highlighted that “The Better Tomorrow Plan” had<br />
achieved a good level of awareness among clients<br />
one year only after its launch.<br />
EXAMPLE OF A BEST PRACTICE<br />
“Let’s do together what we cannot do alone” –<br />
Worldwide: Sodexo determined that reducing food<br />
waste represents an opportunity to clearly demonstrate<br />
its capacity to engage extensively and to be a reference.<br />
“Let’s do together what we cannot do alone” is<br />
a Sodexo worldwide initiative, enacted locally<br />
through initiatives that involve the participation of<br />
Sodexo along with at least two or more stakeholders.<br />
Combining efforts can deliver real and concrete<br />
benefits to all the stakeholders involved and, of course,<br />
ultimately the community.<br />
3.3 Consumers<br />
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Consumers are increasingly interested in issues<br />
relating to sustainable development. Sodexo is<br />
seeking to build their awareness of these questions<br />
to actively engage them and modify their behavior to<br />
improve their health.<br />
In a progressive, three-step approach, the Group<br />
believes that, by informing consumers and proposing<br />
practical things they can do, they will alter their<br />
behavior.<br />
The sustained effort to measure satisfaction at<br />
site level in an integrated manner did intensify in<br />
2010 at Sodexo, with over 1,500 sites participating<br />
in a globally aligned survey format, representing<br />
a total of 277,000 interviewed end-users. Within<br />
Sodexo, 30 countries are regular contributors to this<br />
satisfaction program. In total, over 536,000 consumers<br />
did participate in some form of satisfaction survey<br />
during 2010.<br />
In addition, Personix TM is a Sodexo proprietary<br />
tool used for analyzing and clustering consumers’<br />
expectations, needs and wants at site level; as of<br />
January 2011 a total of 4,050 sites were audited in<br />
35 countries. This tool is now being made available<br />
progressively to all business segments, starting with<br />
Remote Sites, Healthcare (hospitals), Defense and<br />
Education (campus).