About Castellum
Organisation and governance of sustainability initiatives
Castellum’s sustainability governance is to ensure efficient sustainability initiatives that will allow the company to deliver on its sustainability strategy and achieve its sustainability goals. Key starting points are the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, the Paris Agreement and the ambition of achieving the company’s own long-term sustainability goals that run up through 2030.
Policies for sustainability initiatives
Regulations that control Castellum’s sustainability initiatives:
External laws and guidelines
- The Swedish Companies Act
- The Swedish Annual Accounting Act
- The Swedish Environmental Code
- The Swedish Work Environment Act
- Building Regulations from the National Board of Housing, Building and Planning
- UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights
- UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
- EU Taxonomy Regulation
- Other applicable laws and regulations
External initiatives
- GRI Standards
- UN Sustainable Development Goals
- Paris Agreement
- Sweden’s road map to Fossil-Free Sweden
- UN Global Compact
- OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises
- TCFD
- GRI
- EPRA sBPR
- ISO 14001
- Science Based Targets
- Sustainability certifications
- Miljöbyggnad
- BREEAM
- LEED
- WELL
- Noll CO2
- EU GreenBuilding
- Local sustainability programmes and climate adaptation plans
Important internal regulations
- Sustainability Policy
- Work environment handbook
- Code of Conduct
- Code of Conduct for suppliers
- Internal environmental management system
- Internal control processes
- Office framework programme
- Logistics and Warehouse framework programme
- Other instructions
ISO 14001
The best-known environmental standard, which many choose to be certified under, is the ISO 14001 environmental management standard – an internationally accepted standard for environmental management that can be used in all types of organisations in all types of industry.