Shared prosperity

Through shared prosperity we simultaneously seek to improve the well-being conditions of communities in our sphere of influence, the growth of businesses and the creation of value for shareholders. The communities’ assessment of our environmental and social performance is just as important as the investors’ assessment of the Group’s financial performance.

GEB understands the importance of the SDGs as a global technical instrument for development that enables making assessments of the realities of the territories where it operates, in order to contribute to achieving the SDGs.

We contribute to the prosperity of territories through our social investment

With the objective of creating shared prosperity, GEB promotes public-private partnerships to develop initiatives in its areas of influence.

Social investment programs beneficiaries

Our challenges

Strengthen local sourcing in our areas of influence through training activities and projects.
Prioritize social and environmental investment in our areas of influence using the SDGs as reference.
Develop territorial programs with a gender approach.
Enter into partnerships with international cooperation agencies to improve the communities’ socioeconomic conditions.

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At GEB, we ensure our stakeholders have communication channels through ethical actions and participation. The company emphasizes the importance of transparency and building trustworthy relationships throughout its operations. See more here:

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Social performance

Human rights

At Grupo Energía Bogotá we carry out our operations and activities in the framework of the respect, protection and promotion of Human Rights, Diversity, Equality and Inclusion. We have adopted guidelines to strengthen the way we relate to stakeholders, and to ensure that our operations take into account differentiated approaches that contribute to overcome structural imbalances regarding equality, diversity and inclusion.

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