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EcoVadis steps up initiatives to strengthen its commitment to biodiversity

Published on
30/6/2025
Amended on
23/3/2026
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Odyssey 2021
EcoVadis
EcoVadis, France's 27th unicorn, offers a comprehensive platform for assessing the environmental impact of its customers. Present in the Vintage Altaroc FPCI Odyssey 2021, EcoVadis has over 100,000 corporate clients, including Amazon, LVMH and L'Oréal. A firm believer in ESG standards (environmental, social and governance criteria), the Paris-based firm is furthering its commitment by joining 1,500 member companies of the Nature Positive Forum, which aims to reverse the loss of biodiversity by 2030. In addition, the company has signed the call to action of Business for Nature, a global coalition of companies founded in 2019 with the aim of transforming business practices to preserve nature.
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Antoine Orsoni
Antoine Orsoni
EcoVadis steps up initiatives to strengthen its commitment to biodiversity
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These commitments come at a time when many countries are beginning to implement the Global Biodiversity Framework adopted at COP15. Joining these two initiatives underlinesEcoVadis ' commitment to accelerating change in the environmental footprint of companies.

"Protecting nature isn't just good for the planet - it's essential for economic resilience and the stability of supply chains," explains Pierre-François Thaler, co-founder and co-CEO of EcoVadis. "Our platform provides companies with the intelligence they need to act now against biodiversity erosion. By joining these global initiatives, we are affirming our role in making businesses part of the solution." EcoVadis data from performance assessments conducted in 2023, compared with preliminary analyses for 2024 (to be published this summer) show progress in companies' commitments: 51% of companies have a climate policy (vs. 40% in 2023); 28% have a water management policy (vs. 24%); 17% have a biodiversity policy (vs. 15%); 23% have defined climate targets (vs. 17%); 7% have water-related targets (vs. 4%); 3% have biodiversity targets (vs. 2%).

EcoVadis offers detailed assessments of sustainability risks - including biodiversity loss factors - in sectors such as agriculture, construction and mining, and regularly joins new international initiatives, as it did for "Friends of EFRAG".

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