Publications
Reporting on Sustainable Development approach
A reporting protocol defines the social, societal and environmental indicators figuring in both these reports.
PREVIOUS REPORTING
Reporting 2013-2014
Reporting 2012-2013
Reporting 2011-2012
Regulatory reviews of greenhouse gas emissions (BEGES)

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

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

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.