ADP CSR Report 2020

CSR REPORT 2020

Our commitments

The Airports for Trust charter calls on the 23 Groupe ADP airports that are signatories to engage in local resource systems in order to reduce their environmental footprint, preserve water resources and soils, and promote short circuits and the circular economy. We want to strengthen our strategy for the prevention and control of water, air pollution and waste management. We also want to study our other impacts: for example, light pollution.

OUR ACTIONS

Committing to the circular economy

CHILE Nuevo Pudahuel is committed to combating food waste — In Chile, Nuevo Pudahuel airport in Santiago de Chile launched the CoFood programme in 2020: six of its shops and restaurants have committed to combating food waste by donating unserved meals. At the end of the Covid-19 pandemic, fifty shops and restaurants will join this programme in order to achieve the target of one ton of food donations per month.

1 Sorting, recovering and reducing waste The waste produced at our airports must be reduced and better sorted to improve the recovery or recycling process. In 2020, our Paris airports renewed the waste management contract, with the aim of strengthening sorting at source. For example, in terminals, sorting bins that distinguish three or four types of waste (flows) will be installed upstream and downstream of the security checkpoint stations. This will be a model for all our airports and will

be deployed according to local regulations and infrastructure. In particular, we are working on biowaste recovery. At our Paris airports, the separate collection of biowaste was established in 2016 in company and inter-company restaurants, terminal shops as well as in the hotels. The treatment of this waste by methanisation has also been strengthened at all the Paris sites. At Paris-Orly, the food oils of the four company restaurants are transformed into agrofuels. Similar initiatives are being developed at our airports.

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