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Sustainability performance is becoming a key factor in how companies are evaluated by clients, partners, and stakeholders. Independent assessments help provide transparency on how organizations manage environmental, ethical, and social practices.
Konecta has been awarded the EcoVadis Bronze Medal, reflecting measurable progress in its sustainability performance across key areas.
What is EcoVadis and why it matters
EcoVadis is one of the most widely used platforms for assessing corporate sustainability performance. It evaluates companies across four main dimensions:
- Environment
- Labor & Human Rights
- Ethics
- Sustainable Procurement
These assessments provide a standardized and comparable view of how companies manage sustainability, helping stakeholders better understand performance and areas of improvement.
Measured progress in 2026
In the 2026 evaluation, Konecta improved its overall score from 63 to 70 out of 100, reaching the 80th percentile (up from 74th the previous year).
Notable progress was recorded across key dimensions:
- Environment: 76/100 (up from 70)
- Ethics: 84/100 (up from 78)
- Sustainable Procurement: significant year-on-year improvement
These results reflect continued efforts to strengthen policies, governance frameworks, and operational practices.
What this reflects
This progression highlights a stronger integration of sustainability into day-to-day operations, including:
- More structured governance of ESG topics
- Improved environmental management practices
- Reinforced ethical standards
At the same time, the assessment identifies areas where further work is ongoing, particularly in formalizing measurable targets and strengthening external perception indicators.
A continuous improvement approach
Sustainability assessments such as EcoVadis are not static benchmarks, but tools to guide continuous improvement.
Progress over time reflects the ability to:
- Identify gaps
- Implement corrective actions
- Strengthen transparency and reporting
This ongoing process is essential to align operations with evolving ESG expectations.
Why it matters
As sustainability expectations continue to increase, independent assessments play a key role in providing visibility and comparability.
They support better understanding of how organizations manage their environmental and social impact, and how they continue to improve over time.