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The organization achieves significant progress towards carbon neutrality and consolidates its position as one of the 10 most responsible insurers in terms of ESG in 2024, according to the MERCO ranking.
The Asisa Group has made progress on its 2023-2030 Sustainability Plan and is speeding up its path towards climate neutrality. The insurance provider has managed to reduce its use of fossil fuels by 40%, thereby reducing its carbon footprint.
Overall, the Asisa Group has made significant progress on all three ESG pillars (environmental, social and corporate governance).
In 2024, the Asisa Group managed to reduce its use of fossil fuels in boilers by 40% compared to the previous year, thereby avoiding 960 tons of CO2. One of the most significant milestones regarding these goals is that 100% of the electricity consumed by the insurance provider is generated from 100% renewable sources.
This energy transition has been key in reducing the company's environmental impact and making progress towards its neutrality goals for this year. Furthermore, the installation of 700 photovoltaic panels at its centres has enabled the ASISA Group to generate 489,330 kWh of energy, equivalent to the positive impact of planting 6,800 trees.
One relevant fact is that 72% of the Group's workforce are women, highlighting the company's commitment to equity in its organizational structure. In terms of training, the Group provided more than 30,000 hours of training to its employees in 2024.
In terms of female leadership, the ASISA Group has increased the number of women in leadership, board or management positions by 6% compared to last year, a further step in its efforts to promote greater representation of women in key positions.
In 2024 the ASISA Group set aside more than 8 million euros for sustainable investment. Through the ASISA Foundation, the Group spent 3 million euros on sponsorship, donations and social action programmes. These initiatives have been recognized, and ASISA is currently placed among the Top 10 in the ranking of the most sustainable insurers in Spain, according to the MERCO ESG report.
Also, the ASISA Group is a member of the Spanish Network of the United Nations Global Compact and a partner of Forética, leading its “Sustainability in the Health Sector” working group. It is also a member of RedEWI, the network of women leaders in the insurance sector launched by INESE.
The ASISA First-Time Families Program provides information on pregnancy, childbirth, and the baby’s early months, and offers access to professionals from various specialties.
The new conditions, such as better funding for the older age segments, make it possible to guarantee the quality of care and sustainability of Muface and begin to correct its imbalances.