As part of a continuous improvement approach, L'Oréal places great emphasis on dialogue with its stakeholders and, wherever possible, strives to incorporate their expectations, interests and points of view into its strategy.
To that end, the Group has developed specific methods of interaction, designed to be both efficient and adapted to each player. This dialogue has intensified over the years. Since 2013, with the Sharing Beauty With All sustainability programme, stakeholders have played a key role in helping to define and follow up on the Group's commitments. In 2019, seven groups of internal experts contributed to creating the L'Oréal for the Future programme for 2030. They carried out independent studies and worked with external partners and civil society to set goals aimed at reducing L'Oréal's impacts while amplifying the Group's positive contribution to its ecosystem as a whole.
In preparation for the implementation of the CSRD, L'Oréal updated its double materiality assessment, a strategic exercise conducted with its stakeholders. More than 45 external partners – investors, NGOs, distributor customers, industry bodies and suppliers – and numerous internal experts took part in targeted interviews. These discussions were an opportunity to confirm findings, provide new perspectives and identify areas for improvement, which were then incorporated into the final analysis.
For L'Oréal, maintaining regular, constructive relationships with its stakeholders is essential. It feeds into L’Oréal’s strategy, keeps its efforts focused and contributes to creating shared value, which benefits both the company and its ecosystem.
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Consumers | Consumers Purpose of stakeholder dialogue
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Consumers Examples of initiatives and awards in 2024
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Customers (distributors) | Customers (distributors) Purpose of stakeholder dialogue
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Customers (distributors) Examples of initiatives and awards in 2024 Continued collaboration and development of sustainable development partnerships with its distributor customers (Europe, North and South America, North Asia and SAPMENA) as part of green joint business plans based on the following priorities: engaging consumers in more sustainable modes of consumption (e.g., joint actions on refills and refillable products), reducing waste and unsold products, eco-design of point-of-sale advertising and decarbonising our joint activities in product transportation and logistics. |
Employees | Employees Purpose of stakeholder dialogue
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Employees Examples of initiatives and awards in 2024
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