Molins adopts the TNFD framework to integrate biodiversity and natural-capital criteria into its global sustainability strategy and reporting.
Molins has announced its adherence to the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD), an international framework designed to integrate biodiversity and natural capital into corporate strategy. The move strengthens the organisation’s ongoing commitment to sustainability and the protection of the ecosystems in which it operates.
The TNFD framework provides a global methodology for assessing, managing and reporting the impacts and dependencies of business activities on nature. Its aim is to improve transparency and help companies identify environmental risks and opportunities, supporting informed decision-making aligned with the preservation of natural resources.
Sustainability and natural capital regeneration are already central components of Molins’ strategic plan. As part of its 2030 Roadmap, the organisation is developing water management programmes, biodiversity restoration initiatives, and natural capital enhancement projects across facilities on four continents. These efforts translate into concrete actions intended to preserve local habitats, reduce environmental pressures and promote responsible practices throughout the value chain.
In its 2025 corporate report, aligned with the CSRD directive, Molins will begin publishing the recommendations issued by the TNFD, further reinforcing transparency and accountability.
By adopting the TNFD framework, Molins takes another step in its long-term vision to advance a business model that actively contributes to nature conservation and embeds environmental criteria into strategic and operational decision-making.
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