Austria's Commitment to the 2030 Agenda

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ACTIVE ON NATIONAL LEVEL DIALOGUE WITH SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY With the “circle17” initiative (www.circle17. at), respACT has supported start-ups and companies since 2019 to develop joint solutions for urgent sustainability challenges. In this regard, in a collaborative process, a main topic is defined each year (2022: circular economy) and concrete challenges from companies are worked on (so-called “challenge leads”). Since 2019, the GCNA has primarily focused on the issue of “sustainable finance” to achieve the SDGs. During business meetings, opportunities for sustainable and eco-efficient investing for companies were presented and various guidelines were published (“Principles of Responsible Investment”, “Action Platform on Financial Innovation”, “Principles on Responsible Banking”). The TRIGOS Award and SDG Strategy of the GCNA were included in Austria’s first VNR as best practice example in 2020. The status quo of the 2030 Agenda in Austria was discussed together with Austrian Federal Minister Karoline Edtstadler during the CEO Business Talk. In 2021, respACT developed guidelines for companies to implement the SDGs by means of digital technology (“DIGI FOR SDG”: www. respact.at/portal/de/themen/digitalisierung/ digiprojekte/article/7910.html). On the occasion of the GCNA’s 15th anniversary, titled “Making the SDGs happen - United for a Decade of Action,” the focus was on solutions to the question of how the SDGs can be achieved with the help of Covid-19’s private sector recovery, among others. This celebration focused on the 10 principles of the UN Global Compact in the areas of human rights, labor, environment and anti-corruption. For further information please visit: www.globalcompact.at/project/15-jahre-global-compact-network-austria-und-general-assembly In 2022, the respACT Academy was developed as a learning and information platform for knowledge transfer and knowledge development in the area of responsible economies. The GCNA addressed the opportunities of circular economy at an event with CEOs. In addition, “SDG guides” for the construction sector and the manufacturing industry were published. For more information, please visit: www.respact.at and globalcompact.at 70
© Palfinger AG “The SDGs help to identify transition risks at an early stage. They support companies in structuring the interests of stakeholders and in taking action. In order to address the risks, especially those related to climate change, we are strengthening our commitment to product development and innovation and evaluating our entire value chain. Because we are convinced that in the future, companies will be measured not only by their environmental footprint, but by the full range of their contribution to society.” Andreas Klauser CEO PALFINGER AG © PALFINGER AG 71
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