For more than 10 years, Colissimo has been acting for the climate and the territories
Since 2015, Colissimo has been committed to preserving the territories and supporting the ecological transition throughout France.
Through the Climate + Territories program, Colissimo supports concrete environmental projects that help store carbon naturally, protect biodiversity and strengthen the resilience of ecosystems in France to climate change.
A pioneering commitment to the climate
La Poste Group has set itself a Net Zero Emissions target by 2040 : to reduce its emissions by 90% (vs. 2021) and sequester the remaining 10%. La Poste and La Banque Postale's Climate + Territories programme is one of the concrete levers of this trajectory, not a display, but a mechanism for financing real, measured and certified projects.
A pioneer in France, La Poste has contributed to the creation of the Low-Carbon Label : the national reference for the certification of carbon sequestration projects in France. This label guarantees the rigour and transparency of the commitments made.
A concrete assessment
Since its creation in 2015, the Climate + Territories programme has been:
- Nearly 100 projects funded in 62 French departments , serving the landscapes, soils and biodiversity of our territories.
- 65,000 tonnes of CO₂ sequestered (estimate, pending the five-year audits)
- 68 projects certified with the Low-Carbon Label
Four areas of action to preserve territories
Afforestation of wasteland, reforestation after fires or bark beetle attacks, forestry, balivage.
Transition to regenerative agriculture, development of low-carbon dairy farms, orchards.
Planting of trees and shrubs around crops, management and planting of hedges.
Greening city centres, supporting local authorities in their ecological transition.
Two multi-regional programmes complete this system:
- The Low Carbon Dairy Farms, with a target of reducing the carbon footprint per litre of milk produced by 20%.
- The Agr'Eau program, which supports farmers in agro-ecological transition towards the reduction of chemical inputs.
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