Lobbying Governance
| Overall Assessment | Analysis | Score |
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| Limited |
Webuild SpA reports that “The Company’s activities that can influence policy on climate change are shared with the same senior management in charge of overseeing the Company’s climate change policies and performance, thereof consistency between strategy and engagement is ensured,” indicating that its senior leadership is aware of and reviews its climate-related policy influence. The company outlines “a transparent, structured Climate Strategy” and details initiatives such as the “2021-2023 ESG Plan” and a “Sustainability-Linked Financing Framework,” reflecting its commitment to embedding climate criteria within its broader strategy. However, we found no evidence of a formal process to monitor or manage its direct lobbying activities, no indication of how it governs indirect lobbying through trade associations, and the company does not disclose any specific sign-off or oversight role beyond senior management for policy engagement. This suggests an absence of detailed mechanisms, such as board-level review of climate lobbying or criteria for engaging or exiting industry bodies that might conflict with its climate objectives.
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