B Corp is to business what fair trade is to coffee. The B Corp label certifies companies that harness the power of business to solve social and environmental issues and that follow a comprehensive set of performance and legal requirements.

We received our first B Corp certification in 2015, being the first certified B Corp in Luxembourg.

We aspired for the B Corp certification as a result of our strong commitment to creating long lasting social and environmental impact. It is important to us to find a way to benchmark our performance over time and assess where we can improve as a company. We also want to signal to our partners and clients that our commitment to social and environmental responsibility is real and encourage them to thrive themselves to the high standards of B Corp companies.

To attain the B Corp certification, a company must meet rigorous standards of social and environmental performance, legally expand its corporate responsibilities to include consideration of stakeholder interests, and build collective voice through the power of the unifying B Corporation brand.

We neutralise our carbon footprint. We care about our effect on the climate and do our best to make our operations as climate friendly as possible, a.o. using electricity and gas from 100% renewable sources and controling our supply chain. All CO² emissions we are responsible for, including staff members’ commutes, are measured via the myclimate carbon footprint calculator and are compensated by way of donations to climate protection projects.

With the purpose to foster a meaningful link between our company, our employees and society, we contribute part of our resources in a responsible way to projects that create opportunities in our local community and in target countries. Our Social Contract is a way for us to support fantastic initiatives that we would normally not be a part of in our core business. Our support is provided by way of pro bono consulting and financial support (donations, debt or equity investments) to projects where we can make a positive impact. The Social Contract is steered by our Social Contract Committee, composed of dedicated Innpact staff members.

Discover here some of the projects we support:

• Un toit pour les abeilles, France
• Virunga National Park, Kenya
• Save a child’s heart, active globally in developing countries
• A Mundo, Kenya
• Mojoca, Guatemala

Un Toit Pour Les Abeilles

Un Toit Pour Les Abeilles is a network of nearly a hundred beekeepers located in France and Belgium who promote local and artisanal beekeeping that respects bees and biodiversity.

Our Social Contract Committee has been supporting Un Toit Pour Les Abeilles since 2018.

As Innpact’s garden is too small to host beehives, our Social Contract Committee decided to support beekeepers in France (Lorraine) and in Belgium through donations to Un toit Pour Les Abeilles and to receive delicious honey, that we are happy to distribute to our colleagues and partners.

In 2022, we participated in the crowdfunding campaign launched by Un Toit Pour Les Abeilles to set up their online shop proposing high-quality and local honey-based products: https://www.farouche.fr/

In 2023, we also participated in their second crowdfunding campaign launched to develop a 100% plant-based and compostable honey jar: https://www.farouche.fr/content/15-notre-pot-revolutionnaire

In 2024, we supported the educational project developed by Les Dorloteurs d’Abeilles to raise awareness and educate young generations about the protection wild bees and their key role for biodiversity: https://www.lesdorloteurs.fr/

If you want to know more about the various projects of Un Toit pour les Abeilles and sponsor beekeepers, don’t hesitate to see more on https://www.untoitpourlesabeilles.fr/

Innpact’s Social Contract is part and parcel of our Corporate Social Responsibility.

With the purpose to foster a meaningful link between our company, our employees and society, we contribute part of our resources in a responsible way to projects that create opportunities in our local community and in target countries. Our Social Contract is a way for us to support fantastic initiatives that we would normally not be a part of in our core business. Our support is provided by way of pro bono consulting and by financial support to projects where we can make a positive impact. The Social Contract is steered by our Social Contract Committee, composed of dedicated Innpact staff members.

For more information about our societal engagement, see https://www.innpact.com/about-us/our-engagement or contact scc@innpact.com.

AMKA

AMKA is a non-profit organization that, since 2001, has been working to improve the living conditions of the populations in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Guatemala in the areas of health, education, democratic participation and access to income. “Amka” means “wake up” in the Swahili language. Amka works with passion in mobilizing resources, consensus and commitment to promote the sustainable development of the poorest areas of the world, through integrated and participatory interventions. Through its action, it aims to ensure that the populations of the southern countries have the tools to wake up and develop independently in order to build a dignified future. At the same time, it wants to awaken and mobilize the consciences of the richest societies for the construction of more equitable and sustainable international relations.

Our Social Contract Committee granted an interest-free loan linked to impact targets to AMKA in 2022 to support the NGO in combatting malnutrition, achieving food security and promoting socio-economic role of women in the Mabaya area, rural province of Lubumbashi (Democratic Republic of Congo). The loan was successfully repaid in 2023 and 74 children in state of malnutrition received nutritional support. More than 300 women were also trained on ways to fight malnutrition.

Our Social Contract Committee is happy to pursue its collaboration with AMKA in 2024 with a new donation to support the socio-economic empowerment of women coffee producers in the Department of Huehuetenango (Guatemala). AMKA’s is encouraging the development of the management and administration skills of a group of women according to the cooperative business model and the principles of social and solidarity economy, in order to reduce inequalities and generate an endogenous and self-managed development process for women. Our donation finances part of the training and technical support program for a group of approximately 35 women who will constitute the first nucleus for the establishment of a women’s coffee cooperative.

If you want to know more about AMKA, you can visit their website: https://www.amka.it/our-story/

Innpact’s Social Contract is part and parcel of our Corporate Social Responsibility.

With the purpose to foster a meaningful link between our company, our employees and society, we contribute part of our resources in a responsible way to projects that create opportunities in our local community and in target countries. Our Social Contract is a way for us to support fantastic initiatives that we would normally not be a part of in our core business. Our support is provided by way of pro bono consulting and by financial support to projects where we can make a positive impact. The Social Contract is steered by our Social Contract Committee, composed of dedicated Innpact staff members.

For more information about our societal engagement, see https://www.innpact.com/about-us/our-engagement or contact scc@innpact.com.

ASMUN

ASMUN – ASOCIACIÓN SOLIDARIOS POR EL MUNDO is an NGO created with the sole intention of welcoming all persons or entities that feel solidarity or identify with the word SOLIDARITY.

ASMUN’s mission is to initiate, promote, support or enhance a development process to ensure and expand human rights and consolidate peace. This development process must be based on citizen participation and contribute to increase the role of civil society and participatory processes.

ASMUN implements various types of actions:

• Emergency aid
• Humanitarian aid
• Food aid
• Sending volunteers
• Sector development projects or projects oriented to specific areas (health, educations, sports)

Many of these actions are of an emergency nature, supplying basic needs (health and nutrition), while others are carried out on a regular basis, with the help of donations and membership fees.

Innpact’s Social Contract Committee made donations to ASMUN in 2023 and 2024 to support their solidarity missions in Senegal which took place in February 2023 and February 2024 to provide first aid and surgery assistance to orphans, bring medicines, IT equipment, clothing, and help with school rehabilitation.

If you want to know more about ASMUN, do not hesitate to contact them at: solidariosporelmundo@gmail.com or visit their website: https://asmun.es/

Innpact’s Social Contract is part and parcel of our Corporate Social Responsibility.

With the purpose to foster a meaningful link between our company, our employees and society, we contribute part of our resources in a responsible way to projects that create opportunities in our local community and in target countries. Our Social Contract is a way for us to support fantastic initiatives that we would normally not be a part of in our core business. Our support is provided by way of pro bono consulting and by financial support to projects where we can make a positive impact. The Social Contract is steered by our Social Contract Committee, composed of dedicated Innpact staff members.

For more information about our societal engagement, see https://www.innpact.com/about-us/our-engagement or contact scc@innpact.com.

Balicoop

BaliCoop is a fair trade and sustainable platform supporting organic agriculture and food transformation from farm to table in Bali (Indonesia). It also aims to improve farmers’ livelihoods and employment creation by ensuring a fair remuneration to farmers and to its employees. BaliCoop cultivates a relationship with a strong network of Balinese farmers from whom they collect organic fruits and vegetables. BaliCoop guarantees daily deliveries of fresh and certified organic products at fair prices both for farmers and for their customers – restaurants / hotels / grocery stores – and supports the farmers with market intelligence and expertise on organic farming and permaculture.

In April 2024, our Social Contract Committee acquired an equity stake to become one of the minority shareholders in Balicoop. The SCC is also supporting Balicoop in developing its Impact Development Plan and drafting its first impact report for 2024.

For more information about Balicoop, you can visit their LinkedIn and Facebook pages at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/balicoop and https://www.facebook.com/BaliCoop/

Innpact’s Social Contract is part and parcel of our Corporate Social Responsibility.

With the purpose to foster a meaningful link between our company, our employees and society, we contribute part of our resources in a responsible way to projects that create opportunities in our local community and in target countries. Our Social Contract is a way for us to support fantastic initiatives that we would normally not be a part of in our core business. Our support is provided by way of pro bono consulting and by financial support to projects where we can make a positive impact. The Social Contract is steered by our Social Contract Committee, composed of dedicated Innpact staff members.

For more information about our societal engagement, see https://www.innpact.com/about-us/our-engagement or contact scc@innpact.com.

Neighbour Magazine

Inspired by people and what they do, Neighbour Magazine is a print and digital magazine published twice a year that encourages sustainable living with a focus on Luxembourg and the Greater Region and a view on the world.

Slow living, sustainability, circular economy, regenerative practices: Neighbour Magazine wants to tell the stories of the people in Luxembourg and the regions that surround it who are making and doing, creating places, spaces, products and ideas that make our world a better place. Each edition will feature a range of stories, with in-depth storytelling to allow readers to not only learn about new concepts and projects but also gain an understanding of the history, motivation and passion of the people behind them. Equal space will be dedicated to beautiful photography that will tell more of the story behind each piece, put together with a minimal design.

A donation from Innpact’s Social Contract Committee supported the publication of the Issue 3 of Neighbour Magazine on Circularity.

To discover Neighbour Magazine and inspiring and sustainable initiatives in Luxembourg and the Greater Region, visit the website and subscribe to the journal: https://www.neighbour-magazine.com/

Innpact’s Social Contract is part and parcel of our Corporate Social Responsibility.

With the purpose to foster a meaningful link between our company, our employees and society, we contribute part of our resources in a responsible way to projects that create opportunities in our local community and in target countries. Our Social Contract is a way for us to support fantastic initiatives that we would normally not be a part of in our core business. Our support is provided by way of pro bono consulting and by financial support to projects where we can make a positive impact. The Social Contract is steered by our Social Contract Committee, composed of dedicated Innpact staff members.

For more information about our societal engagement, see https://www.innpact.com/about-us/our-engagement or contact scc@innpact.com.

Sunflower Seeds asbl is a Luxembourg-based initiative focused on empowering women to lead and create sustainable change. Co-founded by Innpact and ADA, the project is inspired by Corinne Molitor’s dedication to inclusive finance and social impact.

As founding members, we are committed to supporting Sunflower Seeds in its mission to provide women with resources for growth and leadership in sustainable development. This aligns with our core belief in using finance as a tool for positive societal transformation, furthering our dedication to innovative, impactful solutions for a more equitable future.

Sunflower Seeds, is a non-profit organization focused on empowering women entrepreneurs in Luxembourg. Celebrating Corinne Molitor’s legacy, this initiative, supported by ADA and Innpact S.A., aims to inspire and support women-led businesses.