Telnet Publishes 2024 ESG Report, Highlighting Progress in Sustainability and Social Responsibility
Telnet, a leading player in digital engineering, has released its 2024 ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) report, showcasing the group's advancements in sustainability and social responsibility. For over 15 years, Telnet has been committed to continuous improvement, integrating quality standards and certifications that make it a reliable and engaged partner.
ESG Strategy
Telnet's ESG strategy is built around four pillars:
- Strengthen reputation within its ecosystem
- Reduce environmental impact of its operations
- Offer an inclusive work environment and promote responsible innovation
- Promote social responsibility
Inspired by the ISO 26000 standard and aligned with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Telnet's CSR policy was formalized in 2022. In 2023, this approach was recognized with a silver medal awarded by EcoVadis, ranking the group among the top 12% performers in its sector. In 2024, Telnet joined the iESG program of the Tunis Stock Exchange (BVMT) and signed the Responsible Digital Charter in 2025.
Stakeholder Engagement
Telnet has reinforced its dialogue with stakeholders since 2023, with active listening mechanisms aimed at building a shared vision of sustainability.
Four Pillars of Engagement
1. Human Capital
In 2024, Telnet recruited 95 people and launched 53 training programs through its Telnet Academy, totaling 387 hours. The company stands out for its strong inclusion, with 57% of women in its workforce and a 100% health coverage rate. Ergonomic audits were conducted, and employee satisfaction reached 71%.
2. Ethical Governance
The group has a zero-tolerance policy towards corruption (0 cases reported in 2024), and 100% of its strategic suppliers were evaluated based on ESG criteria. Cybersecurity is also a priority, with an ISO 27001 certification (2022 version) and an internal awareness rate of 99.82%.
3. Innovation and Local Impact
Telnet invested 3.2% of its revenue in social impact projects. The group actively supports young talents with 53 end-of-study internships in 2024 and participates in the development of high-tech solutions, such as the "ChallengeOne" satellite for intelligent agriculture and hydrological surveillance.
4. Environment
The group reduced its energy consumption by 16.55% through concrete measures: LED lighting, optimization of HVAC systems, and promotion of telework. Indirect GHG emissions also decreased by 16.55%, and the carbon footprint of the website decreased by 34.88% per visit. In 2024, 97% of purchased computers came from eco-responsible brands, and waste management was reinforced through selective sorting and recycling partnerships.
