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Report on objectives outlined in 2017

Sustainability Governance

SDG 9 Build resilient infrastructure and promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation

 

Objective descriptionTimelineStatus
Assignment to the Control and Risk Committee of powers to deal with issues relating to sustainability 2018-2019 Reached
Achievement of ISO 37001 certification - anti-corruption management system 2018 Reached
Deep review of the Materiality Matrix 2018 Reached

Source: SEA

Management efficiency and productivity

SDG 7 Ensure access to economic, reliable, sustainable and modern energy systems for all

 

Objective descriptionObjective Status
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Electricity savings (KWh_year/m3) 2018: 44.2 2018: 40.6 In valutazione In valutazione
Thermal-refrigeration savings (KWh_year/m3) 2018: 44.3 2018: 75.3 In valutazione In valutazione

Source: ENAC-SEA Regulatory Agreement

SDG 9 Build resilient infrastructure and promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation

 

Objective descriptionObjective Status
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Total annual water consumption savings (m3_year/WLU) 2018: 157.16 2018: 102.95 Under assessment Under assessment
Inclusion in contracts, with contractors, subcontractors and suppliers, of a clause on compliance with the SEA’s environmental policy and the criteria of the SEA Environmental Management System in cases of activities covered by the Planning Agreement (% of contracts with a clause/total contracts) 2018: 10.00% 2018: 10.00% Under assessment Under assessment

Source: ENAC-SEA Regulatory Agreement

 

SDG 8 Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all

 

Type of measure Objective descriptionTimelineStatus
Part time over 60 Introduction of a part-time measure dedicated to over 60s, of a voluntary nature and not involving additional expenses for the company. 2018 Concluded
Corporate policy definition for family & couple friendly holiday planning (e.g. compatible with school calendar) Definition and dissemination of a corporate holiday policy favouring family quality time, for example, by granting partners, spouses and cohabitants employed in SEA with simultaneous leave, and families with children aged 6-14 with phased leave during school holidays, when requested by the parties concerned, and compatible with service requirements and applicable rotas. Naturally, if requested by the person(s) concerned and where compatible with service requirements and applicable rotas  2018 Concluded
Annual meeting planning for shift-work services Introduction of off-line and on-line internal communication tools between large numbers of colleagues and shift-workers of the same department, aimed exchanging information on specific themes, events, issues and solutions. 2018 Concluded
Periodic team meetings for non-shift-workers Introduction of off-line and on-line internal communication tools between large numbers of colleagues and non-shift-workers of the same department, aimed exchanging information on specific themes, events, issues and solutions 2018 Concluded
Intervention regarding middle management for the dissemination of a work-life balance culture Organization of training events, initiatives and cultural awareness raising, addressed to ‘community of leaders’, on issues relating to a management of human resources better oriented to balancing work and private life. 2018 Concluded
Identification of Guidelines for growth in company More analytical definition and communication of career development policies, favouring the formation of correct expectations regarding the possibilities for growth of part-time personnel. 2018 Concluded

Source: SEA

Aviation Business Development

SDG 9 Build resilient infrastructure and promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation

 

IndicatorObjective Status
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Waiting time for baggage x-ray (minutes waiting in 90% of cases)* 2018: 7'20’’ 2018: 7'30’’ Under assessment Under assessment
Airport operator delays (IATA Codes 19, 58, 85, 87)
(no. of delays/total pax. departing flights)
2018: 0.26% 2018: 0.34% Under assessment Under assessment
1st baggage return time from the aircraft block-on 
(minutes of waiting in 90% of cases)
2018: 16'40’’ 2018: 22'40’’ Under assessment Under assessment
Last baggage return time from the aircraft block-on 
(minutes of waiting in 90% of cases)
2018: 23'40’’ 2018: 35'40’’ Under assessment Under assessment
Misdirected bags due to malfunctioning of the Baggage Handling System 
(No. misdirected baggage units/1000 departing passengers)
2018: 0.26 2018: 0.38 Under assessment Under assessment
Late flight departures due to goods handling
(IATA Codes 21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,38)
(% of delays on total annual)
- 2018: 0.093% Under assessment Under assessment
Reliability of the baggage movement system
(% time of functioning / operational hours of the airport) *
2018: 99.63% 2018: 99.75% Under assessment Under assessment

* Indicators concerning both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2
Source: ENAC-SEA Regulatory Agreement

Quality and digitalization

SDG 9 Build resilient infrastructure and promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation

 

IndicatorObjective Status
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Perception of the cleaning level and functionality of toilets 
(% of satisfied passengers)
2018: 90.40% 2018: 91.40% Under assessment Under assessment
Reliability of the passenger transfer system
(% functioning time in the opening hours of the airport)
2018: 97.84% - Under assessment Under assessment
Perception of Passengers with Reduced Mobility (PRM) assistance 
(% of satisfied passengers) *
2018: 90.00% 2018: 91.00% Under assessment Under assessment
Taking charge of properly booked PRMs on arrival
(% within 5 minutes of last passenger’s disembarkation)
2018: 92.70% 2018: 85.80% Under assessment Under assessment
Perception of the effectiveness and accessibility of internal signage, information and communications at Terminal 1 
(% of satisfied passengers)
2018: 98.70% 2018: 98.70% Under assessment Under assessment
Overall perception of the comfort level at Terminal 1
(% of satisfied passengers)
2018: 97.40% 2018: 97.50% Under assessment Under assessment

Source: ENAC-SEA Regulatory Agreement