TOLSA ACHIEVES GOLD MEDAL ON THE ECOVADIS SUSTAINABILITY RATING PLATFORM

Tolsa achieves gold medal on the ecovadis sustainability rating platform


TOLSA ACHIEVES GOLD MEDAL ON THE ECOVADIS SUSTAINABILITY RATING PLATFORM

Tolsa has been recognised the Gold Medal in the EcoVadis Sustainability Rating Platform, which evaluates the environmental, social and ethical efforts of companies. 

EcoVadis medals recognise companies that have completed the assessment process and have demonstrated a robust management system that addresses ESG sustainability criteria.  

The EcoVadis assessment includes 21 sustainability topics divided into four main themes: Environment, Labour Practices, Human Rights, Ethics and Sustainable Procurement.   

Tolsa is a Sustainable Mining certified company. This means that our strategy for the future takes into account all the impacts that may occur as a result of our activity, whether at an economic, social or environmental level.  

The monitoring of these 3 pillars is part of our growth strategy and as a result of this active vigilance, we are committed to achieving the most ambitious certifications. 

The EcoVadis platform is a comprehensive assessment tool that helps us measure our performance against global standards. It also helps us to detect risks and identify where and how we can improve our overall ESG impact.  

Winning the EcoVadis gold medal is undoubtedly a recognition of the effort and commitment of a great team that believes and demonstrates that sustainable mining is possible. 

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