GLOBAL SUSTAINABILITY COMMITMENTS
Sustainable Finance Portfolio
Achieve a balance of R$ 1.25 trillion in sustainable financial products by 2030, promoting investments with a positive impact on the environment and society.
Gender Equity
Reach 36% of women in leadership positions by 2030, reinforcing diversity and inclusion in the corporate environment. The initiative includes adherence to the Women’s Empowerment Principles (WEPs) from UN Women.
Reduction of Environmental and Climate Impacts
Achieve net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2050, covering direct, indirect, and financed emissions. The strategy involves decarbonizing operations, using high-quality carbon credits, and joining the UN Global Compact’s Net Zero Movement.
Circular Economy
Implement an institutional model based on the principles of the circular economy, aiming to minimize landfill waste disposal and eliminate waste incineration by 2050 (Zero Waste).
The initiative includes joining the Circular Connection Movement, also part of the UN Global Compact.
SUSTAINABILITY, SOCIAL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND CLIMATE RESPONSIBILITY
Boosting Brazil’s inclusive and sustainable growth.
SUSTAINABILITY REPORT
Stay informed about CAIXA’s key results across environmental, social, and economic dimensions.
Previous editions can be accessed here.
SUSTAINABLE FINANCE FRAMEWORK
The Sustainable Finance Framework aims to expand financing for projects and credit lines that address Brazil’s main socio-economic and environmental issues, reinforcing CAIXA’s commitment to being a protagonist in the just transition to a low-carbon economy and supporting cities in adapting to climate change. In compliance with international best practices, CAIXA’s Framework was submitted to a Second Party Opinion (SPO).
SOCIAL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND CLIMATE RISKS
For a bank of CAIXA’s size, trajectory and business profile, applying sustainability criteria to its business involves maintaining policies, tools and practices that guarantee the control of social, environmental and climate risks when granting credit, as well as a careful approach to investments, allocating resources to projects capable of generating positive impacts.