Material topics
2020 highlights
Economic feasibility
The Campo Limpo System self-sufficiency is one of inpEV's objectives and guides initiatives involving productivity and efficiency gains and cost reductions. Currently, about 65% of the System costs are funded by its own activities.
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about the topicOperational expansion
During 2020, 14 outposts and the Teotônio Vilela (AL) central station started their operations. The former Vicentinópolis (GO) outpost was also transformed into a central station. The opening of new receiving stations keeps pace with the dynamics of the Brazilian agribusiness.
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about the topicLogistics
inpEV concluded the studies that allowed the Improved Model for remains shipment (empty packaging) to enter into effect, which clears bureaucracy for the entire logistic phase, starting with packaging delivery by farmers all the way to shipment to recyclers and incinerators.
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about the topicOperational eco-efficiency
In 2020, the existence of the Campo Limpo System avoided the emission of 70,509 tons of CO2e and the consumption of 3 billion mega Joules of power and nearly 80 million liters of water. Since 2002, 823,167 tons of CO2e have been avoided.
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about the topicHuman development
Counting on 273 workers, inpEV continuously invests in development actions. 14,114 hours of training were given in 2020, 33% more than in 2019. Another highlight was the first work environment diagnosis, which indicated 83% favorability.
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about the topicInnovation & technology
Innovation and technological development are essential to improve processes and increase the efficiency of the Campo Limpo System. In 2020, a pilot traceability project was carried out at the Araraquara (SP) and Pouso Alegre (MG) central stations. The expectation is to extend this to all other receiving stations in 2021.
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about the topicEducation and awareness
Adapted to a virtual environment due to the interruption of in-person classes, the Campo Limpo PEA (Environmental Educational Program) impacted 253,500 students in 2020. During the DNCL (National Clean Field Day), 154 tons of food were collected and donated to families facing difficulties due to the pandemic.
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about the topicMulti-stakeholder dialog and cooperation
inpEV presents the success of the Brazilian reverse logistics model for empty packaging in various events in Brazil and abroad, and ceases these opportunities to reiterate its commitment towards sustainable development. Since 2019, the Institute is part of the UN Global Compact Brazil Network.
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about the topicEconomic feasibility
The Campo Limpo System self-sufficiency is one of inpEV's objectives and guides initiatives involving productivity and efficiency gains and cost reductions. Currently, about 65% of the System costs are funded by its own activities.
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about the topicOperational expansion
During 2020, 14 outposts and the Teotônio Vilela (AL) central station started their operations. The former Vicentinópolis (GO) outpost was also transformed into a central station. The opening of new receiving stations keeps pace with the dynamics of the Brazilian agribusiness.
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