Ruffini gave credit to everyone at Moncler, “living the challenges of sustainability every day with awareness, commitment, courage and humility.”
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The executive continued by saying that “every day at Moncler, this responsibility urges us to look critically at the impact of our decisions and commit to change what it needs to change. It’s not always easy and we do not always succeed, but we don’t give up.
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Every year Moncler reports on its sustainability performances and targets in its consolidated nonfinancial statement, and last year it presented its strategic sustainability plan Born to Protect, which focuses on five strategic drivers: climate action, circular economy, fair sourcing, enhancing diversity and giving back to local communities.
To date, Moncler lists achievements including 100 percent of down traced and certified according to the DIST Protocol since 2015; around 30 percent of Moncler Genius 2021 outerwear products entirely made of sustainable fabrics; 50 percent renewable energy at worldwide level, estimated to reach 80 percent this year, and 50,000 children protected from the cold in collaboration with UNICEF in the last four years.