Circular Economy
Sustainable Tourism
Climate Adaptation and Resilience
Agriculture and Rural Development
Biodiversity Conservation
Learn about the methodology that gave rise to the priorities within our sustainable development strategy.
We aspire to be an active part of a new way of developing social work, more
efficient, capable of being sustained over time and multiplying their positive impact.
In 2023 we transformed from Fundación Viva to become ONE, Social Investmen of patient capital. The overarching purpose is to build a better future through projects with proven impact and with the conviction that we can attract more resources for sustainable development and overcoming inequalities.
An understanding of Environmental, Sustainability and Governance (ESG) issues is essential, and we recognise the need to build a vision for the future together with stakeholders. Therefore, we undertook a study to be in tune with what the world today demands of organisations, and to marry those up with the expectations of priority stakeholders.
The tool applied for the prioritisation of stakeholders considered two-way variables of influence and dependence on 3 aspects: decision making and strategy, obtaining income and operation of the organisation and reputation or corporate image, rating each stakeholder group from 1 to 5, with 1 being the lowest value (no influence) to 5 (very high influence).
The stakeholders selected were those with the highest scores on the criteria of influence and dependence criteria described above.
Managers
Partners (Beneficiaries)
Donors
Employees
Beneficiaries
Authorities
Suppliers
Allies (peers)
Previously, the Portafolio Verde team conducted a benchmarking exercise to identify potential sustainability issues in the services sector. The search for good practices included the review of information available in management reports, and websites of counterparts, sustainability methodological frameworks, and the disclosure of content.
One of the results of the analysis of the benchmarks was the input to obtain the list of relevant issues for ONE in terms of sustainability development.
In agreement with ONE's directors and considering the mission, vision and values, market trends and the issues that are most relevant to the segment to be impacted, a list of relevant 13 issues were prioritised for consultation, of which 2 correspond to the economic-structural component, 5 to the environmental component and 6 to the social-community component. The following is the detail of each one:
Circular Economy
Sustainable Tourism
Climate Adaptation and Resilience
Agriculture and Rural Development
Biodiversity Conservation
Inclusion and Diversity
Education and Skill Development
Health, Well-being, and Nutrition
Human Rights and Community Relations
Poverty Alleviation
Innovation and Development
Impact Entrepreneurship
Impact Entrepreneurship
Inclusion and Diversity
Innovation and Development
Material issues represent an integrality by having a strategic focus – economic, environmental, and social. This definition will allow ONE to focus on the topics that generate the greatest impact and provide key information for decision-making.
Biodiversity Conservation
Education and Skill Development
Poverty Alleviation
The results obtained enrich ONE’s future vision and continue aligning the strategy, thinking, and acting taking into account all stakeholders.
This exercise is relevant to continue communicating and being accountable in a transparent and approachable manner, in addition to being a valuable source of information that will allow us to set challenges that maximize positive impact on communities while ensuring economic viability and thus continue contributing to the promotion of High impact projects for growth, innovation, and social transformation.
We believe in the global agenda to protect the planet, fight against poverty, and strive to eradicate it.
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