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• Transportation: Encourage the use of public transportation, carpooling, cycling, or walking among employees. Consider switching to electric or hybrid vehicles for company fleets.

• Supply Chain: Work with suppliers who have sustainable practices and ethical sourcing standards. Encourage transparency and accountability throughout the supply chain.

• Employee Engagement: Educate and involve employees in sustainability initiatives. Encourage them to suggest ideas and participate in green practices both at work and at home.

• Community Involvement: Engage with local communities through volunteering, supporting environmental causes, or participating in community clean-up efforts.

• Continuous Improvement: Regularly assess and monitor your sustainability efforts. Set targets, track progress, and adapt strategies as needed to continuously improve your environmental and social impact.

By integrating sustainability into your operations, you not only reduce your environmental footprint but also contribute to a more resilient and responsible business model.

DGLC Group "Sustainability: Our Guiding Compass for a Brighter Future"

Operating sustainably is a commendable goal! To achieve it, consider a holistic approach that addresses environmental, social, and economic aspects. Here are some steps you might consider:

• Energy Efficiency: Reduce energy consumption by using energy-efficient appliances, LED lighting, and optimizing heating and cooling systems. Consider renewable energy sources like solar or wind power.

• Resource Management: Implement waste reduction strategies such as recycling, composting, and minimizing single-use plastics. Also, choose suppliers that prioritize sustainable practices.

• Water Conservation: Implement water-saving technologies such as low-flow faucets and toilets. Reuse water where possible, such as collecting rainwater for irrigation.

Our environment

Our partners

Our products

Our economy

Our employees

Our visions

Our environment

Sustainability encompasses more than just eco-friendly practices; it's about fostering long-term prosperity by balancing economic growth, environmental stewardship, and social responsibility. While spending money sustainably is crucial, true sustainability also involves generating revenue in a way that respects natural resources, minimizes waste, and uplifts communities. This holistic approach ensures that profitability is not achieved at the expense of the planet or people, but rather in harmony with them. By prioritizing sustainable business models and ethical practices, organizations can thrive economically while preserving the health of our planet and enhancing the well-being of society for generations to come data as a basis for CO2 reduction Where should we start? The best place we are in is ourselves. Because only those who know where their emission sources are located can control and eliminate them. This is exactly our goal, and it's why we calculate our corporate carbon footprint. First, we focus on our direct emissions, such as fuel combustion in our company cars (Scope 1) and indirect emissions from the production of purchased electricity, heating or cooling (Scope 2).

Sustainability means making money in a sustainable way, not spending it in a sustainable way.

We are committed to optimizing the use of limited – even limited – resources. Even better, we promote methods and materials that have a positive impact on the environment. Digital technologies, new methods and alternative materials are in demand. They are "eco-intelligent" and reusable.

Our partners

Networks make connections, especially as climate protection is a challenge that we can only overcome as a united and strong society. Partnership is essential for this success. Together with our customers, partners and employees, we build a fair and environmentally sustainable future that will enable everyone to live and thrive. We are open to dialogue, ready to share our experiences and learn from our partners.

Our construction group network comprises a diverse ecosystem of partners, suppliers, and stakeholders committed to excellence in construction while prioritizing sustainability. Through collaboration and shared expertise, we leverage our collective strengths to deliver innovative solutions, foster growth, and drive positive change in the construction industry. Together, we build resilient communities and infrastructure that meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to thrive. Join us in shaping the future of construction through sustainable practices and forward-thinking initiatives.

Our partners

The sustainability of a product is characterized by its life cycle: How are the raw materials extracted? How are they processed? How efficient and ecological is the manufacturing process? And how is a product recycled in a sustainable manner when it reaches the end of its life? In our industry, we pay special attention to the usability of our products. Quality and workmanship are important to their longevity. This is our focus. Our products focus on life cycle. How much CO2 emissions are associated with the entire life cycle of a product? This question is important today because customers also need to be able to make environmentally conscious decisions. Product carbon footprint (PCF) can help provide the answer. Net-zero by 2040 We aim to be CO2-neutral by 2040. The first important step toward that goal is to calculate our Product Carbon Footprint (PCF). We can already provide a PCF for each item across our entire product portfolio, which also informs our customers how much Doka's products contribute to each customer's own CO2 footprint. Additionally, PCF enables us to identify CO2 hotspots throughout the life cycle of our products and implement targeted measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. We use our PCF to develop future climate-friendly products: this is a central part of our climate strategy. Decarbonization of the construction industry One thing is clear: concrete construction must be more sustainable, especially with lower CO2 emissions.

Our ECONOMY

As a construction company, we are deeply intertwined with the fabric of our economy, serving as catalysts for growth, development, and prosperity. Through our diverse portfolio of projects, ranging from infrastructure to commercial and residential developments, we drive economic activity by creating jobs, stimulating demand for goods and services, and generating tax revenues. Our investments in construction not only spur immediate economic benefits but also lay the groundwork for long-term sustainability and resilience.

We prioritize local sourcing and hiring, nurturing partnerships with suppliers, subcontractors, and community organizations to bolster regional economies and support small businesses. By embracing innovative technologies and sustainable practices, we optimize efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance competitiveness in the global marketplace.

Our employees

At our construction company, our employees are the heartbeat of our operations, driving our success and shaping our culture. We prioritize their safety, well-being, and professional development, providing comprehensive training, competitive compensation, and opportunities for advancement. Through a collaborative and inclusive work environment, we foster teamwork, creativity, and mutual respect, empowering every member of our team to contribute their unique skills and perspectives. We recognize the importance of work-life balance and offer support programs to ensure the physical and mental health of our employees. Our commitment to diversity and inclusion ensures that everyone has a voice and feels valued, contributing to a vibrant and dynamic workforce. Together, we are more than colleagues; we are a family united by a shared passion for excellence in construction and a dedication to each other's success.

Our visions

At our construction company, our vision is to be a leader in the industry, renowned for excellence, innovation, and sustainability. We aspire to build iconic structures that not only stand the test of time but also enhance the communities they serve. Our commitment to quality craftsmanship, cutting-edge technology, and environmentally responsible practices sets us apart, earning the trust and admiration of clients, partners, and stakeholders. We envision a future where every project we undertake reflects our values of integrity, accountability, and social responsibility. Through continuous improvement and a relentless pursuit of excellence, we strive to exceed expectations, inspire industry standards, and leave a lasting legacy of success. Together, we are shaping a brighter future, one construction project at a time.

Certificates

It is important for us that our customers and stakeholders are satisfied. ISO 9001 is proof that we meet customer requirements in the best possible way. This international quality management standard is met by a total of six umdasch departments.

Both climate change and new legal requirements raise expectations for companies' environmental management. These requirements can be met through certification according to the environmental standard DIN EN ISO 14001.

ISO 14001 is proof that the company emphasizes responsible use of natural resources.

Certified quality management system according to ISO 9001

Many DGLC Group products are made from wood and wood-based materials. From the production stage itself, DGLC Group is committed to conserving resources using this valuable, renewable raw material.

We keep an eye on FSC or PEFC certificate. These certifications ensure that the wood comes from sustainably managed forests.

Certified quality management system according to ISO 14001

Certified supply chain system according to ISO 38200

FSC certification Wood from sustainable forest management

PEFC certification Timber from sustainable forestry

Get in touch

Weber Julia

Head of Department Sustainability info@dglcgroup.com

Do you have any questions or suggestions on the subject of sustainability? Contact us - we look forward to hearing from you.