CSR Policy

THE CSR POLICY OF THE STADE DE FRANCE

Stade de France drew up its first sustainable development roadmap in 2009, on a voluntary basis. It has also been a member of the Global Compact - France Network since 2012. In addition, on 11 June 2018, it signed the Charter for Managers of Eco-responsible Sports Facilities. Through this Charter, it commits itself, alongside the Ministry of Sport and many other sports stakeholders (event organisers, stadiums and other sports facilities) and with the expertise of the WWF, to 15 quantified objectives concerning all the sustainable development issues involved in operating the Stade de France.

Its new CSR policy was decided and formalised in 2023 : CSR policy - CSDF - 2023

Consult our latest CSR document to discover the concrete actions of the Stade de France:  Our CSR actions in 2021.

A stadium that reduces its negative impact on the environment

• Since 2018, the Stade de France has been working with CITEO to continuously improve its sorting system. 

• Waste management at the Stadium is 100% recovery, of which nearly 1/3 is recycling.  

• The Stadium is committed to an approach of energy sobriety: 1/3 reduction in its electricity consumption over the last three months of 2022 compared to 2019.

• Thanks to the numerous public transport links to the Stadium, an average of 75% of spectators use this soft mobility.

• An ongoing commitment with associations to redistribute unsold food and thus fight against food waste.

• Boire&Manger, the Stadium's new catering operator, relies in particular on local suppliers located less than 100 km from the Stade de France. 

 

 

 

A Stadium with a positive impact on its Territory 

• Since 2014, 3,000 sick children have been welcomed at the Stadium each year during the "Journée Evasion" organised by the "Premiers de Cordée" association as part of the partnership with the Stade de France Consortium. 

• Numerous collections are organised each year among employees, as well as the provision of space within the Stadium, for the benefit of associations in the Plaine Commune area that promote integration and equal opportunities. 

• PSH pathway working group with external users.

 

A stadium that is active and committed on a national and international level

• Raising environmental awareness among our employees via the Fresque du Climat.

 

• Dialogue and consultation with our stakeholders during the annual Consultative Committee, but also by welcoming associations and local residents. 

 

 

A Stadium that guarantees ethics and integrity

• The Stadium's social and environmental objectives are steered by a Sustainable Development Committee comprising at least one member of each department.

• Responsible purchasing procedure and support for our corporate clients in complying with the Sapin II law.

Consult previous CSR reports: 

- Rapport RSE 2019-2020
- Rapport RSE 2017-2018
- Rapport RSE 2015-2016
- Rapport RSE 2013-2014
- Rapport RSE 2009-2012

 

GENDER EQUALITY INDEX

The September 5, 2018 Act for the Freedom to Choose One’s Future Career heightened the obligations regarding equal pay for women and men. As from 2019, companies with more than 50 employees have been required to measure the pay gap between women and men with a view to eliminating it. For this purpose, a “gender equality” index was instituted. It is calculated annually and publicly disclosed by the company. At Consortium Stade de France, the gender equality index for calendar year 2022 amounted to 76 points.

 

INDEX 2022	POINTS	OBJECTIVES
Pay Gap	31	Managing gaps in pay between individuals with equivalent experience in equivalent roles
Gap in rates of individual pay rises	25	Monitoring the distribution of individual pay rises
Return from maternity leave	15
Ten highest salaries	5	Supporting the promotion of women to management roles
Total	76