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Families of Pécs pledged to a sustainable lifestyle

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In 2021, the GreenDependent Institute, in cooperation with the Pécsimami Association, calculated the carbon footprint of 21 households around Pécs to demonstrate how lifestyle changes can reduce the carbon footprint of households. As part of the program, reduction options were discussed, than the participants planted native fruit trees at the closing event.

The main goal of the initiative, implemented with the support of Daikin Hungary, is for the participating households to understand the size of the carbon footprint associated with their daily lifestyles, and start exploring reduction opportunities, and during the programme receive support for developing a climate-conscious lifestyle.

 

The average carbon footprint per capita of the families is 2.74 t CO2 for 2020, which is a very encouraging result and supports the possibility to live on a smaller carbon footprint than a year’s footprint of an average of 6.2 t CO2e / capita. In the light of this, the target of 2-2.5 t CO2e / capita / year agreed for 2030 under the Paris Agreement does not appear to be unachievable if the reduction is maintained, further increased and this low-carbon footprint lifestyle is widely disseminated.

 

Beginning of November, after a short report on the carbon footprint calculation of the GreenDependent Institute, the 21 households participated in an event organized by PécsMami Association to plant native fruit trees together with representatives of Daikin Hungary. Through this symbolic tree-planting participants also indicated that we all have a responsibility of our lifestyles, part of which is to reduce our carbon footprint in order to limit global warming to the 1.5 ° C set in the Paris Agreement.

 

The PécsiMami Association provides families with news and pieces of information for their daily lives, living in Pécs and county Baranya.

 

The mission of the GreenDependent Institute is to research, develop and disseminate sustainable lifestyles, methods and consumption patterns. One of its most important target groups is citizens. Lately the calculation of carbon footprints, offsetting possibilities including  tree plantings has gained more ground.

 

Daikin is committed to sustainable development. The company makes great efforts to reduce the environmental impact of its operations, at the same time offers HVAC-R products and solutions for partners to reduce their energy consumption and carbon emissions. That is the main reason for Daikin to support awareness-raising programs that also draws attention to the importance of our individual decisions to protect our environment

 

GreenDependent and Daikin are proud of the cooperation, especially of the Pécs community and their contribution. The families participated in the project are setting a good example for other communities and families as well.

 

Fotók: ©PécsiMami, ©GreenDependent

 

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Our newest member is Eximbank Zrt.

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Our newest member is Eximbank Zrt. founded in 1994. Eximbank is operating within an integrated framework with the Hungarian Export Credit Insurance Plc under the name of EXIM Hungary. EXIM Hungary is the official export credit agency of Hungary, the only domestic bank and insurer specifically focusing on international trade, foreign market expansion and investments. EXIM Hungary provides a stable financial background for Hungarian export companies, their suppliers and enterprises planning to export with foreign trade-related credit services and risk-insurance products of the highest international standard that promote the expansion and success of their activities.

As part of their environmental responsibility, they have established the EXIM Green Financing Program, which aims to develop financing, risk-sharing and insurance solutions for the institution’s direct customers and financial partners that support the sustainable development investments and business activities of exporters and suppliers. EXIM’s current business activity, based on possible development directions and regulations, focuses on the following areas of sustainability; use of renewable energy sources in production, energy efficiency investments, sustainable agriculture, water management, hydropower utilization, wastewater treatment, recycling, reuse, waste management in production processes (circular economy). EXIM’s environmental policy does not support a transaction that has a negative, i.e. adverse, environmental impact as required by international standards and regulations, and that demonstrates a violation of fundamental human rights standards or significant greenhouse gas emissions. Minimizing environmental awareness and their ecological footprint has become an integral part of their operations. EXIM has set the following environmental and sustainable development goals; social responsibility, expression of responsibility, integration of sustainable development, fight against climate change, protection of environmental values.a

The main purpose of their membership is to support green activities, cooperation between institutions, and to share good practices and experiences.

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To make good even better – To enhance quality of life through product development

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Today in Hungary the rate of cardiovascular diseases is extremely high and diabetes also becoming more common. Many people are overweight or obese – and the problems begin in childhood. Nestlé Hungária’s dietary intake study conducted earlier this year on the dietary habits of Hungarian children found that children aged 4 to 10 eat less than the recommended amount of vegetables, fruit, dairy products and whole grains, while consuming more fat and salt than necessary. These poor dietary patterns, often adopted from parents, can contribute to the development of the above-mentioned diseases with age.

As one of Hungary’s leading food companies, Nestlé Hungária is committed to working with industry and health organizations to improve dietary and lifestyle habits of the Hungarian population, with a particular focus on children.

But what exactly is Nestlé doing?

We reformulate and analyse all our products with the help of a nutritional profiling system, which is a science driven way to make our products more nutritious. Our aim is to help consumers meet national and international nutritional recommendations for salt, added sugar and saturated fat intake.

 To give a concrete example, we have reduced the sugar content in many of our products in recent years; for example, in the case of SMARTIES hollow chocolates, the reduction in 2019 was 8%.

When developing our products, we also pay attention to our adult consumers, which is why we have made significant changes to our product portfolio since 2017. Over that period, we have reduced the sodium content of our products portfolio by 3.5%, which is equivalent to the removal of 13 tonnes of salt. In Hungary, we used 181.7 tonnes less added sugar, which also corresponds to a reduction of 3.5% for the entire portfolio and for this period. Since 2017 our products have been 100% compliant with the dietary recommendations for saturated fatty acids.

The cause of behind the increase of special dietary and consumer needs is partly due to the negative effects of civilisation and partly to the rise in environmental awareness, to which we respond with targeted product development. We produce more and more dairy and gluten-free products, but our range also includes organic and plant-based examples, as well as products with higher fiber content. Our over 50 years of protein research has also resulted in a growing range of foods for special medical purposes.

Besides scientific developments, we also pay attention to providing information and education

Beyond the compulsory regulations, at Nestlé we provide detailed nutrition information panels, portion- and balanced eating guidance on relevant packs, to help our consumers in making healthier choices.

Our educational initiatives, a considerable part of which concerns children, are also an integral part of providing information. They have been implemented since 2018 as part of our global Nestlé for Healthier Kids program, launched at that time, to empower parents, caregivers, and teachers to foster healthy behaviours in children. Starting in 2015, in cooperation with the Hungarian Dietetic Association, we ran the GYERE® program for 5 years, involving more than 5,200 Hungarian children under 18, along with their caregivers and teachers.

This year we have launched two new educational programs for primary school children. Our educational program called Smart Snack uses smart cards to educate children about balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Through the program implemented in the form of after-school activities, we seek to address as many school-age children as possible in the coming years. Our second program, Feed Your Mind, is a playful way for children to learn about healthy and sustainable lifestyle through online and offline activities.

Within the „Start Healthy, Stay Healthy” program we educate Hungarian paediatricians and midwives about the importance of the first 1000 days of life, furthermore we have created a knowledge base of nearly 300 articles for pregnant moms on the Nestlé Baby&me platform. The latter goes beyond infant feeding to provide a full range of support for pregnant women and parents.

 

At Nestlé we unlock the power of food to enhance quality of life for everyone, today and for generations to come.  We believe food does not only have to deliver great taste and high quality, but it must have a favourable composition and nutritional value, which sets a definite direction for our product development.

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Coca-Cola Hungary is launching a new, free educational platform The new website is now open for everyone wanting to develop their skills

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Over the past four years, Coca-Cola Hungary’s #YouthEmpowered programme has been supporting young jobseekers with free online learning materials. The previous educational interface and learning materials of the programme were based on an international model used in 28 countries, but the programme has now developed a brand-new interface based on the feedback of Hungarian users and the changing needs of the labour market. The new www.enjovom.hu site is fully adapted to the current online learning habits and user needs, while the learning materials, compiled by expert trainers, can be completed free of charge on any device.

From the beginning of November, Coca-Cola Hungary’s #YouthEmpowered programme will move to a new, free digital platform. The programme, which aims to help young people to find their way on the labour market, has created an interactive platform that provides an online learning environment primarily for young people who are neither studying nor working, but are interested in developing their skills. The site offers learning materials on topics such as self-awareness, communication, and labour law, but also offers users the opportunity to register to webinars, interact with the programme’s mentors, listen to the episodes of the #YouthEmpowered podcast, get inspired by other users’ testimonials or the latest news from the programme.

 

Launched in 2017, #YouthEmpowered programme offers free, day-long workshops for small groups with expert trainers to help participants strengthen their skills for the labour market. The materials of these workshops have been available online since 2018, but the new digital platform, which is now being launched, will make them accessible to a wider audience. Participants will also be supported by the mentors #YouthEmpowered programme, who are all senior associates of Coca-Cola HBC Hungary.

 

In addition to self-awareness and communication courses, those registering to the new platform can improve their financial, negotiation and leadership skills, as well as learn about topics essential for starting a business, such as time and project management. In response to participants’ questions and concerns, the programme is now making available two new modules: the first module, developed by expert lawyers, focuses on labour law and covers the most typical legal issues of new employees and young entrepreneurs, the module on work and motivation helps to map users’ motivational factors and gives tips on how to build on them.

 

Since its launch, #YouthEmpowered programme has helped more than 10,000 young people who are neither working nor studying, who have spent altogether more than 1,000,000 minutes learning. More than 7,000 of them registered to the previous online platform, where they spent a total of 340,000 minutes learning. 75% of the programme’s participants are women, and the most popular module is a self-awareness test that helps registrants identify their most important skills, while also helping them to learn about potential career paths. The development of the new site has been designed with their feedback and device usage patterns in mind to ensure the best possible user experience.

Registration and more information about

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Following previous traditions, Folprint Zöldnyomda (Green Printing House) has once again calculated its carbon footprint.

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Following previous traditions, Folprint Zöldnyomda (Green Printing House) has once again calculated its carbon footprint.  This time the carbon emissions for 2020 have been determined.  This year again, the calculations were carried out by Denkstadt experts. The good news is that we have managed to reduce our carbon footprint to 121.64 Tons CO2 Eq compared to previous years.

As a matter of course, this year we will also offset our total emissions in order to continue providing audited carbon neutral printing services to our customers, therefore, we support a Gold Standard rated biomass project.

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SPAR extends sustainable product range by dozens

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The retail chain has made it a priority to continuously extend their range of products that promote sustainability. They already have dozens of sustainable products and now they are adding several new ones such as utensils, plates, glasses, and bin bags made of recycled, biodegradable and natural materials like sugarcane, wood, and paper. These new products will be available for customers in specialised departments of INTERSPAR hypermarkets and major SPAR supermarkets.

“The protection of our natural environment is one of the pillars of SPAR Hungary’s sustainability program and we would like this to be reflected in our product range as well. We have several environmentally friendly products on our shelves that are 100% biodegradable and reusable, which helps reduce landfill. We also encourage our partners and suppliers to prioritise environmentally friendly initiatives. We have added new sustainable products to our constantly expanding green product range, such as our own branded 100% biodegradable binbags made of reusable household waste materials,” explained Márk Maczelka, head of communications at SPAR Hungary.

Customers can purchase our own branded SPAR Eco binbags in five different sizes in our hypermarkets. These binbags are made of recycled materials and feature the German Blue Angel ecolabel certification which sets the highest standards for environmentally-friendly products. Our brand-new biodegradable SPAR Bio binbags are available in two sizes in our INTERSPAR stores for our customers who are committed to sustainability.

Another addition to the chain’s environmentally friendly product range is their own branded SPAR Eco cling film, currently available in INTERSPAR stores. The wrap is made of 95% renewable materials, keeps products fresh, and is easy to tear.

SPAR has added new products to their environmentally friendly utensil line such as teaspoons, tablespoons, forks, knives, dinner plates, soup bowls, glasses, straws, and containers made of sugarcane, wood, and paper. They are 100% biodegradable and compostable, or reusable and washable in dishwasher.

The expansion of our sustainable product range in our bigger sized SPAR stores and all INTERSPAR stores helps our customers who are committed to sustainability, reduce their carbon footprint. More information on the company’s sustainability initiatives is available on their website; www.sparafenntarthatojovoert.hu

Images attached to the press release are available in higher resolution, after a quick registration in SPAR Médiatár, at the address http://mediatar.spar.hu/. The interface also enables downloading additional public images from SPAR. When using the images, please credit the photos to “spar.hu”.

For more information please contact:

Márk Maczelka, head of communications

SPAR Magyarország Kereskedelmi Kft. ∙ 2060, Bicske, SPAR út

Mobile: +36 20 823 7891 ∙ E-mail: maczelka.mark@spar.hu

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My Coffee, Our Planet” competition has ended – the winning designs will soon be displayed on millions of paper cups in Coca-Cola HBC Hungary’s vending machines

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Budapest, 11 November 2021. – The “My Coffee, Our Planet” design competition, which was organized by Coca-Cola HBC Hungary and Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME) for students of the university, has ended. The winning designs are to be used on the 100 percent recyclable paper cups that will gradually replace single-use plastic cups in the company’s hot drink vending machines during the first half of 2022. More than 1,000 hot drink vending machines across the country will offer tea, coffee, or hot chocolate in fully recyclable paper cups with a design that promotes consumer awareness.

 

The surface of the 100 percent recyclable paper cups will be used for educational purposes. The beverage company aims to raise consumer awareness about sustainability and the importance of a circular economy by promoting selective waste collection and the recycling of paper cups so that packaging can remain part of the cycle after its primary use. The new look of the paper cups was designed by MOME students in a competition organised jointly with the university. Following the preliminary discussions and mentoring sessions, entries were evaluated on the 5th of November by the jury: Orsolya Nyilas, Customer & Community Partnership Manager at Coca-Cola HBC Hungary, Sándor Horváth, At-Work Manager at Coca-Cola HBC Hungary, Balázs Vargha, Head of Media Institute at MOME, Réka Matheidesz, Head of EU Projects at MOME, and Lídia Gulyás, social media specialist and illustrator.

Each of the 10 shortlisted entries took a unique approach to sustainability and the circular economy, with some using a playful, even humorous idea, while others came up with interactive graphic solutions. Due to the high quality of the entries, the jury eventually decided on three grand prize winners – their designs will be featured on paper cups from next year. The jury believe that the three designs complement each other, addressing different target groups and forming a coherent portfolio. “Nearly fifty students from MOME Media Institute applied, 10 of them were shortlisted and invited to create the actual design. The message of the competition and sustainability are very important topics – and the dedicated and sophisticated high-quality work of our students has reflected this. It was a difficult decision for the jury, but it was also very rewarding to be here, because I got a lot of feedback from the other judges about our students’ work, which made me very proud,” said Balázs Vargha, Head of Media Institute at MOME.

 

“The key phrase of my concept was that recycling is like a child’s game, so I used this as a starting point to create familiar games that are easy to play on paper. It is a playful way to demonstrate the recycling process,” said Zsuzsanna De Jong, one of the winners of the competition and a sophomore student at MOME. “With this dynamic-abstract graphic style that I represent, I was able to present the circulation that had become the basis of my concept,” said Nikoletta Mihalik, whose designs will also be displayed on the paper cups. “I designed a hugging figure on the cups: as soon as I looked at the cup, I started playing with the idea of the circular shape, so I created this figure who loves his coffee and symbolically the whole planet so much that he hugs it”, said Soma Gonda, a master’s student at MOME, the third winner of the competition, who created a graffiti-styled world on his designs.

 

Hungarian vending market trends show that there is a growing demand for hot drink vending machines. There are currently around 14,000 hot drink vending machines in the domestic market, from which around 100 million cups are dispensed annually, according to the company’s estimation. Coca-Cola HBC Hungary operates more than 1,000 vending machines in the country, which means millions of cups.

 

“The switch to paper cups is important for all involved: our company will use around 30 tonnes less plastic, our consumers will get an awareness-raising new design and experience at our hot drink vending machines, we support our customers’ sustainability efforts and we work with young talents during the design process,” Sándor Horváth, At-Work Manager at Coca-Cola HBC Hungary and a member of the jury, summarized the importance of the project.

 

The winning designs and the photos from the event can be viewed on this link.

 

 

More information:

 

Juli Szegedi                                                                                                                   György Márton

+36303385434                                                                                                  +36209312233

julia.szegedi@lwp.hu                                                                                            martongyorgy@lwp.hu

 

Coca-Cola HBC Hungary

 

Coca-Cola HBC Hungary is a member of the Coca-Cola HBC AG Group, which serves 615 million consumers across 28 countries. The Dunaharaszti-based company operates two facilities in Hungary that employ 1,050 people. Its overall production line provides jobs for nearly 13,000 people. Coca-Cola Hungary has so far invested HUF 125 billion in the country. The company is one of the most important players of the food and beverage sector, it ships its products to 26 countries. Nearly two-thirds of the materials used in production come from domestic suppliers.

As a result of the developments in recent years, Coca-Cola HBC Hungary distributes over 90 non-alcoholic beverages: carbonated drinks (Coca-Cola, Coca-Cola light, Coca-Cola zero, Coca-Cola zero lemon, Fanta, Fanta zero, Sprite, Sprite zero, Kinley, Royal Bliss), natural mineral waters (NaturAqua, Römerquelle), flavored mineral waters (NaturAqua Emotion, Aquarius), innovative waters (Smartwater), juices, nectars and fruit drinks (Cappy, Cappy Pulpy, Cappy Junior, Cappy Lemonade, Cappy+), ice teas (Fuzetea, Fuzetea zero), sports drinks (Powerade), energy drinks (Monster, Burn), (as well as plant-based drinks (AdeZ). The Rainforest Alliance Certified premium coffee, Costa Coffee is also a part of the Total Beverage Company’s product portfolio since May 2020, and Caffé Vergnano will soon join its product range. Coca-Cola HBC Hungary also distributes premium alcoholic beverages, including the Rézangyal, Jack Daniel’s, Finlandia, Bacardi, Famous Grouse and Campari brands.

 

Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME)

 

Since its foundation 140 years ago, the most important value of the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME) is its open mind-set to the world, in which respect for tradition, aspiration and promoting development all take part equally. MOME has always played a decisive role in the development of Hungarian design life and has been since its creation an outstanding institution of the local art and design scene. Our history has made the university a prominent part of the cultural and artistic life of Hungary. Most of our graduated students succeed to obtain major roles in their industry and the university itself serves as a professional gathering point on the international level as well. Our mission is to find and provide answers to today’s challenges with the tools of art and design, in cooperation with representatives of other fields. The ambition of MOME is to become Central Europe’s leading educational centre for innovation and creative art by 2030.

 

 

 

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All SPAR environmentally-conscious tools available in one place

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Environmentally-conscious products are becoming easy to find in SPAR stores, because they are all placed on highlighted shelves in the designated places. These “green” shelves feature multi-use, environmentally-sustainable products that help cutting the volume of plastic waste. Additionally, the “How do I become an environmentally-conscious customer?” booklet will also be on the shelves, available for customers to take home free of charge.

“Our company has been taking an active role in the issues affecting the future of the planet, for long. Since 2020 we have restructured these activities into an integrated framework, aligning different branches of sustainable development, including environmental protection, promotion of healthy lifestyles, food safety, employee support and social responsibility. One of the key areas of this integrated programme is the protection of the natural environment, which requires joint efforts with our customers. By installing the “green” shelves we contribute to the protection of the environment by offering products that support environmentally-conscious shopping and lifestyle on these, and also making available the jointly issued sustainability guidebook of SPAR and Nestlé on them. Thus, all environmentally-conscious products offered to customers in our store network – including silicone lids, canvas bags, waxed cloths, textile bags and degradable waste bags – will be available in one place,” explained Márk Maczelka, head of communications at SPAR Hungary.

The “green” shelves installed in all INTERSPAR and major SPAR supermarket units offer environmentally-conscious shoppers one type of vegetable bag and two types of bakery bags, two types of silicone lids, beeswax cloths, two types of textile snack bags, all of which can be used multiple times. The line also features two types of organic garbage bags that are 100% bio-degradable.

The sustainability guide booklet issued jointly by Nestlé Hungária Kft. and SPAR Magyarország Kereskedelmi Kft. will also be featured on the “green” shelves. The booklet titled “How do I become an environmentally-conscious customer?” is available to shoppers free of charge, and it presents the general rules of waste management and sorted waste collections, as well as tips on how to cut the volume of packaging and food waste in households and how to reduce their ecological footprint.

In the spirit of the “SPAR – for a sustainable future” principle, the company is a pioneer among Hungarian retail chains in reducing the emissions of pollutants generated during its operation, reducing the volume of plastics (mainly used for packaging), efficient waste management, increasing the share of recyclable materials (paper, glass), it helps create a more liveable environment by expanding green alternatives to help customers and by providing ample informal support.

Please visit the www.sparafenntarthatojovoert.hu website to track sustainability initiatives of the retail chain and to join the initiatives.

Images attached to the press release are available in higher resolution, after a quick registration in SPAR Médiatár, at the address http://mediatar.spar.hu/. The interface also enables downloading additional public images from SPAR. When using the images, please credit the photos to “spar.hu”.

For more information please contact:

Márk Maczelka, head of communications

SPAR Magyarország Kereskedelmi Kft. ∙ 2060, Bicske, SPAR út

Mobile: +36 20 823 7891 ∙ E-mail: maczelka.mark@spar.hu

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Our newest member is IFUA Horváth & Partners

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Our newest member, IFUA Horváth & Partners was founded in 1989, and is represented by Dr. Viktória Bodnár, Eörs Huba and István Radó. IFUA’s main profile is business and management consulting. The company’s turnover was HUF 4.5 billion, with almost 150 employees in 2020.

The aim of their environmental responsibility is to continuously improve their own and their client’s economic and environmental sustainability through consulting projects.

IFUA intends to become more sustainable mainly in the following areas: sustainable office (energy use, green mobility, product and food consumption, waste management); making employees’ daily lives more sustainable through lectures, and discussions. In order to achieve a carbon-neutral operation, IFUA Horváth & Partners plans to join the climate protection objectives of their parent company, Horváth AG headquartered in Stuttgart.

IFUA supports the economic and environmental sustainability of its clients through numerous consulting projects, focusing on:

– Sustainable production with green energy,

– Hydrogen technology,

– Circular economy,

– Smart Energy Management,

– Green finance,

– Green & smart mobility,

– Climate-conscious agriculture and food industry.

In addition, IFUA tries to support the sustainability of its customers by holding webinariums and conferences, as well as by operating the Green Controlling Award. Projects of IFUA Nonprofit Partner, which are closely linked to IFUA, also contribute to social sustainability.

The aim of IFUA’s membership is to be part of active common thinking, to further develop their own methodological knowledge basis, and to monitor sustainable business operation in Hungary and worldwide.

 

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Our newest member is SDSYS Zrt.

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Our newest member is SDSYS Zrt., founded in 2014. leading by András Csiba as CEO, with 10 employees. SDSYS Zrt.’s TaxTech solutions create a unique innovation in the financial sector, by  automating the process line of incoming domestic and foreign invoices.

Their environmental responsibility lies in their creed; “what is  created digitally, does not have to be on paper. , By keeping documents in the digital space, we can save time, energy, natural and material resources”. The company runs it’s office paperless, which has been extended to suppliers as well, so digital contracting is a primary expectation. All their products and the automation they develop help to make the processes more sustainable and future-proof. Their new project, starting in January 2022, will plant a tree for each customer contract entered into, as part of the SDSYS forest establishment. The responsible and ethical operation of the company is ensured by an internal control system and the company’s core values. The primary internal goal of their corporate operations is to maintain the physical-mental balance of their colleagues. Their basis is to ensure family priority in the family-work balance.

The purpose of their membership is to learn new knowledge and technologies, getting suggestions, guidelines that will help them fulfill their idea of ​​a ‘digital world’.

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