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SDG 5 - Gender equality

Innovative welfare policies for the promotion of gender equality and the fostering of skills

Developing innovative welfare policies, also to promote gender equality, and fostering skills through a generational bridge that enables the transfer of knowledge and experience between younger and older members of the population.
We have done and achieved a great deal in the sphere of welfare, diversity and equal opportunities.

  • Sustainability plan
  • 2023 Performance

Sustainability plan

Welfare, diversity and equal opportunities

KPI 2023 2026 2030 2035
Gender pay gap

0.8%

<1%

<1%

<1%

Women in positions of responsibility (% of such positions) 24.4% 28% 35% 40%
Disabled employees involved in specific support/inclusion projects (% of protected status employees) 39% 80% 100% 100%

 

2023 figures are the baseline against which the 24-35 Plan had been calculated. Starting from 2025, annual performances will be compared to the targets to assess wether the Group is on track of the targets themselves. 

2023 Performance

33.92%

Women promoted during the year (out of total promotions)

 

25.18%

Women in managerial positions

27.64%

Women in ICT roles

52.12%

Women in entry-level positions (out of total entry-level positions) under 28

Actions 2023

  • Demonstrating the Group's commitment to promoting an increasingly inclusive and stereotype-free work environment, A2A continued for the third consecutive year with the activities of the Inclusion Team, a working group dedicated to DE&I issues in the areas of Culture, Gender, Generations, Disability, Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity. 
  • During 2023, the training course “Being a Life Company: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in A2A” was launched to further address the main themes/topics, such as: DE&I Declaration of Commitment, Bias and Stereotypes, Harassment and Ethical Principles.
  • For the second consecutive year A2A walked alongside the Parks Liberi e Uguali association as a partner in Milan Pride, and for the first year also took part in Brescia Pride.
  • A cross-functional working group was formed to monitor and remove the gender pay gap by 2026.
  • In addition, A2A also joined “Elis Business School System” in 2023-2024 to support young people against gender stereotypes and continued its “New Energies” Project aimed at facilitating the involvement of people with disabilities in company projects.
  • In 2023, “gender-free bathrooms” were introduced at 4 company branches which are accessible to everyone, and to anyone who does not identify with these two simple words.
Year Men Women Total
2021 1,026 322 1,348
2022 1,141 315 1,456
2023 1,201 318 1,519


 

Actions following industrial plan

Launch of the A2A Life Caring project amounting to €10 million per year for a total investment of €120 million thru to 2023 to support parents and a family-work balance.

  • In the area of the gender pay gap, a cross-functional working group has been set up to monitor and close the gender pay gap by 2026. 
  • A Social Transition Policy is being developed
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