Sustainability at Athens International Airport
Introduction
Athens International Airport promotes regional prosperity, environmental integration, and leading low-carbon sustainability.
Athens airport aims to contribute to the prosperity of its region and to incorporate people and the environment into its processes and decision making, aiming to go beyond mere compliance.
In relation to its ESG performance, Athens International Airport is in line with industry standards and best practices and seeks to maintain its position as a low-carbon frontrunner. The sustainability strategy of Athens airport is subject to periodic review to ensure optimal integration of all aspects of the Airport’s operations and its stakeholders’ interests.
Establishing a balanced business model is at the core of Athens International Airport’s approach to sustainability. Within this framework, Athens International Airport has assessed its economic and social footprint in terms of its contribution to the GDP and to employment on a national and regional level.
See the Annual and Sustainability reports of Athens International Airport here.
Business Integrative Forum (TI-G)
It concerns the creation of a network, coordinated in Greece, by Transparency International - Greece, with the participation of member companies, which openly declare their commitment to operate in a transparent and ethical manner, adopting specific best governance policies and practices.
Business Integrity Forum brings together a network of national, regional and global businesses who aspire to the highest anti-corruption and ethical standards in business practices. Its members gain exceptional insight into emerging trends, best practice and innovative practical solutions to take back into the workplace.