Caroline Gonin et Béatrice Jung

More than ever, the Transdev Group links its sustainable growth to its social and environmental impact in local areas, and to its ability to be an attractive and inclusive company.


Public transport is a lever in the fight against global warming. Putting Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) at the heart of our activities and our strategy is our responsibility and an opportunity to improve our performance, retain and attract talent. Undertaking a global CSR approach means transforming and innovating individually and collectively by including our clients, global and local partners and suppliers. CSR is a driver of performance, transformation, commitment and growth.

 

Caroline Gonin, Group Chief Human Resources & CSR Officer
& Béatrice Jung, Group CSR Director

Our objectives

-30
%
reduction in greenhouse gas emissions/100 km (base year 2018)
50
%
increase in the alternative fleet* (base year 2018)
34
%
women in Top Executive positions (base year 2021)

The Transdev Group’s CSR approach

Transdev’s CSR strategy is based on 6 commitments contributing to 10 objectives linked to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Infographie animée piliers RSE - CSR pillars

Our contribution to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Our contribution to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals 2022

Discover the 6 pillars of our CSR approach

Our strategic CSR commitments

OUR CSR PILLARS 2024

2024 Statement of non-financial performance 

 

Cover Statement of non-financial performance 2024 Transdev

 

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2023 Statement of non-financial performance 

 

Cover statement of non financial performance NFPD

 

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2022 Statement of non-financial performance 

 

Transdev Statement of non-financial performance 2022 COVER

 

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2021 Statement of non-financial performance 

 

Cover statement of non financial performance 2021

 

Download NFPD 2021

Contact

Béatrice Jung
Group CSR Director

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    *Transdev has achieved this objective in 2023, with the transition from 4,157 alternative vehicles representing 11% of the fleet in 2018 to 7,590 alternative vehicles representing 18% of the fleet in 2023.