Publications
Reporting on Sustainable Development approach
Detailed information on the Group's Sustainable Development approach are set out in the management report in the section "Information on social, societal and environmental questions" in line with Decree no. 2012 – 557 of 24 April 2012.
A reporting protocol defines the social, societal and environmental indicators figuring in both these reports.
A reporting protocol defines the social, societal and environmental indicators figuring in both these reports.
PREVIOUS REPORTING
Regulatory reviews of greenhouse gas emissions (BEGES)
Reviews of greenhouse gas emissions
In compliance with article 75 of law no. 2010-788, reviews of greenhouse gas emissions and the associated action plans were undertaken for the Group units concerned.
Carbon footprint
The Group is taking action !
As a major stakeholder in local tourism in Europe, the Pierre & Vacances-Center Parcs Group is committed to reducing its carbon footprint.
In a 4-minute video, the Pierre & Vacances-Center Parcs Group introduces the largest sources of greenhouse gas emissions from a Center Parcs site, and the actions taken to reduce them.
- What is the greenhouse effect?
- What is a Center Parcs' environmental footprint in France?
- What actions have been deployed by the Group to reduce its energy consumption, promote renewable energy and raise awareness among guests?
In a 4-minute video, the Pierre & Vacances-Center Parcs Group introduces the largest sources of greenhouse gas emissions from a Center Parcs site, and the actions taken to reduce them.
- What is the greenhouse effect?
- What is a Center Parcs' environmental footprint in France?
- What actions have been deployed by the Group to reduce its energy consumption, promote renewable energy and raise awareness among guests?
Local footprint
The socio-economic footprint of the Center Parcs in Moselle
A 2013 study carried out by Cabinet Utopies using the Local Footprint® tool has helped us to evaluate the wealth created in the local area by the Trois Forêts village in Moselle-Lorraine.
Taking into account things like the purchases needed for running the site, salary payments and cottage rent paid to local owners, as well as off-site guest spending and long-term job creation, it’s possible to estimate the boost to local GDP (Gross Domestic Product) generated by the village.
Sustainable development brochure - Center Parcs Domaine du Bois aux Daims
Sustainable development brochure
With the opening in June 2015 of the new Center Parcs - the Bois aux Daims village in the Vienne area - the Pierre & Vacances-Center Parcs Group took a step forward in terms of sustainable development as regards the following points:
- preserving biodiversity,
- building in a responsible manner,
- discovering woodland animals,
- contributing to the development of local communities.
