Our perspective

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Health and safety

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Culture of innovation | Climate change

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Circular economy

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Community relations

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Indigenous relations

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Diversity, equity and inclusion

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Governance

Green value

chain

Circular

economy

Residual materials generated, per material

type

Tons and %106,556 (72%) Concrete and ciment

15,663 (11%) Metal

10,564 (7%) Mixed materials

5,774 (4%) Wood and f ibres

4,665 (3%) Asphalt

1,863 (1%) Mixed waste

1,650 (1%) Gypsum

507 (0.3 %) Paper and cardboard

447 (0.3 %) Plastic

432 (0.3 %) Aggregates

15 (0.01 %) Asbestos

14,029 (37%) Concrete and ciment

12,511 (33% ) Mixed materials

3,877 (10%) Wood and f ibres

3,671 (10%) Asphalt

1,122 (3%) Aggregates

774 (2%) Metal

565 (1%) Mixed waste

506 (1%) Gypsum

486 (1%) Paper and cardboard

470 (1%) Plastic

Residual hazardous materials generated Tons and % 82 (0.06%)324 (1%)

Diversion rate from landf ill%72 68 GRI 306-4 Includes residual materials from construction,

renovation, and demolition activities generated

on our work sites, excluding domestic waste.

These f igures are based on data obtained from

our waste management suppliers.

Diversion rate from landf ill, certif ied and

‘’green’’ projects

%98 90 GRI 306-5 Average diversion rate for certif ied projects

and «green» projects that are not certif ied but

meet similar requirements. Based on data ob-

tained from our waste management suppliers.

Partnerships with peers, industy experts and

research chairs to accelerate the transition

towards a circular economy.

Number 3

Integrative project with La Factry

Innovative programme on upstream circularity

(inBe) CERIEC Centre for intersectoral studies and

research on the circular economy

Not accounted for

Theme Subject Indicator Unit 2022 Performance 2021 Performance

Reporting

framework

Notes