Among experts
Any CSR policy must be measured and recorded, to go beyond the rhetoric of intent. For us, transparency is challenging and we strive for non-financial excellence. We not only measure the effects of our actions, but we also communicate these ratings and classifications to all our stakeholders.
What experts think of our CSR actions
Our non-financial ratings are given by authoritative independent organizations, which have analyzed our results in detail and in all their dimensions. They are relevant to our stakeholders.
96 out of 100
GRESB rating, benchmark on the sustainability practices of the real estate sector
10,7
Sustainalytics rating. Risk assessed as negligible due to the quality of actions. Gecina in the global top 50 for all sectors
AAA 8,1
The best possible rating assigned by MSCI
Our reporting is inspired by the major benchmarks
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The United Nations sustainable development goals, in particular around the SDG "Good health and wellbeing", "Affordable and clean energy", "Sustainable cities and communities", "Fight against global warming"
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The EPRA guidelines (European Public Real Estate Association) in order to make our non-financial data comparable. We are at the highest level of transparency – Gold level – since 2014
- The recommendations of the TCFD (Task Force for Climate-related Financial Disclosure). Our reporting is consistent with the guidelines for climate-related reporting proposed in 2017 by this organization
- Recommendations of the Value Reporting Foundation - Sustainability Accounting Standard Board
Our other assessments
B- by Oekom, is in the top decile
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ISS Oekom provides ESG research and ratings for corporations and nations, to identify social and environmental risks and opportunities.
Gold level since 2014 at the EPRA
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The European Public Real Estate Association has a mission to promote, develop and represent the European public real estate sector, in particular by promoting CSR best practices.
Reliable, representative and verified CSR reporting
In 2018, we mandated an independent auditor, EY, for 3 years to ensure that our CSR reporting is reliable and representative of our environmental, social and societal impacts. It reports on its work to the Audit and Risk Committee. The independence rules are strict. They are identical to the rules of the Board of Auditors.
EY provides the assessment of CSR risks and opportunities according to a robust method. The numbers collected are accurate and consistent with the defined rules. Lastly, the rules on reporting clearly demonstrate the impact of our CSR policy. We are moving in the right direction.
This report is published in the 2021 Registration Document (RD).