Sustainability
Moelven has a long history, and the company can look back on more than 125 years of operation. The basic idea has nevertheless always been the same: to use natural resources from the forest to the fullest.
Moelven has a long history, and the company can look back on more than 125 years of operation. The basic idea has nevertheless always been the same: to use natural resources from the forest to the fullest.
Moelven's sustainability work is prioritised according to the kind of significance it has for both the outside world and ourselves, as well as emphasising where we can make the biggest difference.
Most of our business is based on a naturally renewable raw material, which is also nature's own solution for carbon capture and storage, namely wood.
The most important point in our sustainability strategy is therefore to work to refine the raw material with as little climate footprint as possible, and to work to ensure that as large a proportion as possible of our finished goods becomes part of lasting buildings and constructions so that they can continue to sequester carbon as long as possible.
We are Moelven, you make the difference! This is how our personnel concept reads. It is particularly apt when we talk about sustainability.
What we define as sustainable development is development that meets today's needs without jeopardising future generations' opportunities to satisfy their needs. This could mean, for example, that we do not cut down more trees than we plant, so that future generations' ability to build with wood is as good as ours.
The starting point for all of Moelven's sustainability work is the UN's sustainability goals. To ensure that our internal goals contribute to a sustainable future in a global perspective, we have chosen to focus on the six goals that we believe have the greatest effect. It is life on land, climate action, responsible consumption and production, good health and well-being, quality education and decent work and economic growth.
To provide direction for our sustainability work, the six Sustainable Development Goals presented above have been incorporated into four strategic focus areas: Environment and climate action throughout the value chain, People in focus, Safeguarding natural resources and Local values.