Mission Vision

"The damtower method has helped us to bring clarity around our [sustainability] strategy from our employees."

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Our Mission
Turning constraints into opportunities

Across the world, as regulations increases, this will effect a profound change in world trade, the way business is done and the production process.

At damtower , our mission is not to reinvent laws or interpret regulations, but to share them with as many people as possible and to use them as a visible and measurable development tool for all.
Our Vision
Achieving sustainable transition by 2050

In Business, more than ever, failure to adapt, will inevitably leads to extinction.

The European Green Deal, with its policy initiatives, aims to set the EU on the path to a green transition by 2050. At damtower, our vision is to see all organisations bridge the ‘sustainability gap‘ in reaching this goal.

A brief history of sustainability in business

The origin
In the 1960s, investors began to look at socially responsible investments, excluding entire sectors from their portfolios, such as tobacco production or involvement in the South African apartheid regime.
1960
M.S.D. s
In 2000, to combat the indignity of poverty, a United Nations conference launched a global effort with the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
2000
S.D.G. s
In 2015, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for 2030 were born at the UN Conference on Sustainable Development in Rio de Janeiro. Gradually, a consensus has been established around extra-financial reporting criteria. Socially responsible investors use Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria to select potential investments.
2015
Net Zero
In 2020, the European Commission presented a series of legislative proposals to make its policies fit for the 2030 net greenhouse gas emissions reduction target set out in the 2030 climate target plan and enshrined in EU law.
2020
E.S.R.D.
In 2021, the Commission adopts the Fit for 55 legislative proposals covering a wide range of policy areas, including climate, energy, transport, and taxation, and setting out the means by which the Commission will achieve its updated 2030 target in real terms.
2021
European Green Deal
The aim is now to contribute to the EU’s climate neutrality target by 2050, set out in the European Green Deal. The objectives are to stimulate the creation of green jobs, maintain the EU’s record of greenhouse gas emission reductions, economic growth and ensure that the transition is fair and leaves no one behind.
2050

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