Ferrari is firmly dedicated to respecting the rights of local communities and to positively contributing to their realization, believing that their cultural and natural heritage, as well as traditions and customs, are key elements for the success of its business and for the whole society. Our support to a range of associations and local authorities is evidence of our commitment in this area. For a detailed description of key contents refer to the Code of Conduct, please refer to the “GI—Business Conduct—Business conduct policies and corporate culture” paragraph. In addition, the attention to affected communities is also outlined in the Human Rights Practice. For additional information please refer to the “SI—Own workforce—Human Rights” paragraph.

Community engagement takes place through technical committees composed of representatives of technical institutes or universities, among which school directors and teachers in charge of such courses. The topics included in the different course curricula are discussed with Ferrari representatives, with the purpose of providing students with the skills needed for their future careers. Ferrari’s representatives are members of the Human Resources department, and they report to the Chief Human Resources Officer, who is the most senior role that has the responsibility for ensuring the engagement happens and that the results inform Ferrari’s approach on education. The frequency of the committees’ meetings varies depending on both the level of education (i.e. at least three times a year with universities and annually with technical institutes) and on the status of projects (i.e. in the case of new course being planned, the committee will be convened more frequently compared to long-lasting activities).