Vestas Wind Systems
ESRS disclosure: S2.SBM-3_08
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- Has the undertaking developed an understanding of how workers with specific characteristics, those operating in particular contexts, or those engaged in specific activities may be at an increased risk of harm, and if so, how has this understanding been achieved? Please provide details in accordance with the materiality assessment outlined in ESRS 2 IRO-1, as it pertains to the main types of value chain workers who are or could be negatively affected.
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Question Id: S2.SBM-3_08
Vestas operates within a global supplier network including direct, upstream suppliers who manufacture components and materials for wind turbines, and indirect, downstream suppliers, providing products and services at wind farms. These collaborations are critical to our business strategy, but can also contribute to potential negative impacts within our value chain. In order to identify, manage and mitigate the potential negative impacts, which Vestas can contribute or be linked to, we request our suppliers take diligent and reasonable steps to prevent human and labour rights violations within their own supply chains as outlined in Vestas’ Supplier Code of Conduct. Our value chain encompasses a diverse workforce, including, but not limited to, employees in the upstream supply chain working at suppliers’ manufacturing facilities, individuals involved in extraction of raw materials, and downstream covering contractors for constructing the wind turbines at project site or for servicing already installed wind turbines. We are dedicated to ensuring fair treatment and opportunities for all workers, including vulnerable groups such as migrants, young workers, and women in certain high-risk regions. All materially affected workers in the supply chain are covered in this disclosure.
Report Date: 4Q2024Relevance: 80%