Poste Italiane drives sustainable and inclusive growth through digital innovation, environmental responsibility and people development
- The Polis Project confirms the role of post offices as key access points for public administration services, reinforcing Poste Italiane's presence in smaller municipalities and making essential services more accessible to local communities. At the end of September, 6,323 post offices have been transformed into digital service hubs and 195 co-working spaces have been created. More than 380,000 public administration services, including more than 299,000 passports, have been delivered through the post office network.
- Poste Italiane continues to support social inclusion and sustainability through 46 new educational initiatives in the third quarter, covering financial literacy, digital skills and environmental and social responsibility. Through training sessions and online resources, the Group aims to empower citizens to make more informed financial decisions, use digital technologies with greater confidence and adopt more sustainable everyday practices.
- Poste Italiane participates in the eighth edition of Green Postal Day, an international initiative led by the International Post Corporation (IPC) to accelerate decarbonisation across the postal sector. Poste Italiane contributes through the ongoing renewal of its delivery fleet and the use of biofuels. At the end of September, the fleet comprised around 30,000 lower-emission vehicles, including approximately 6,000 electric vehicles, with HVO and SAF usage rates of 10% and 4% respectively. The Group is also among 13 operators worldwide to have developed the Carbon Footprint Calculator, providing e-commerce customers with greater transparency on the environmental impact of deliveries.
- Poste Italiane reaffirms its commitment to fostering a fair, inclusive and diverse workplace through the renewal of its UNI/PdR 125:2022 gender equality certification and the continued maintenance of UNI/PdR 159:2024, covering workplace inclusion of people with disabilities, and ISO 30415:2021, addressing diversity and inclusion management.
- Poste Vita continues to expand its range of insurance investment products classified under Article 8 of the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR), with the launch during the third quarter of ‘Poste Progetto Next Step’, a multi-class insurance product, and ‘Poste Prospettiva Valore Gold VI’, a traditional life insurance product.
