Rieti, Italie.11 novembre 2021.Alessandro Fusacchia, député du groupe mixte: «nous sommes dans une zone qui subit des changements, notamment en raison de la pandémie, et nous pouvons pousser le pays dans une certaine direction.C'est quelque chose que nous devons jouer pour à Rieti.Le travail effectué dans la région devrait aller de pair avec l'université: Je crois que la capacité des entreprises comme Takeda à trouver le professionnalisme est importante.Et ensuite se concentrer sur la recherche et la technologie.La société pharmaceutique Takeda présente son rapport sur le développement durable.Takeda se lance ev Credit: ZUMA Pr

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November 11, 2021, RIeti, Rieti, Italy: Alessandro Fusacchia, Member of Parliament for the Mixed Group: 'We are in an area that is undergoing changes, not least because of the pandemic, and we can push the country in a certain direction. This is something we have to play for in Rieti. The work being done in the area should go hand in hand with the university: I believe that the ability of companies like Takeda to find professionalism is important. And then focus on research and technology. .....The pharmaceutical company Takeda presents its Sustainability Report. .Takeda is launching itself even further into the future and announces zero emissions in 2040, but not only that: it is also putting in place a series of initiatives to make the company (a world giant in the field of pharmaceuticals for rare diseases, 500 employees in Rieti, two plants in Italy, there is also Pisa, as well as a basic administrative sector in Rome) sustainable. What does that mean? In full compliance with the central theme of recent times, the environment, Takeda intends to reduce to zero the emissions of carbon dioxide into the air, which is so harmful to the atmosphere if you add up the emissions from all over the globe from production, transport and daily activities; a pollutant, CO2, which generates a problem for the environment in general and which is also central to world governments, if you think that it was precisely this that was discussed at the recent G20 in Rome and at the Cop26 in Glasgow, which is due to take place within the week. But not only emissions (already cut by 40% within the next two years): the relationship with the territory and the promotion of charitable initiatives, the enhancement of human resources, safety and health in the workplace, quality, suppliers, the reduction of waste in production sites, the reduction of consumption (including water). Sustainability is a complex formula, with a di (Credit Image: © Riccardo Fabi/Pacific Press via ZUMA Press Wire)

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