WideValue protects biodiversity with 3Bee

The full awareness of global deterioration and the perception of how to change are the first steps on a path of individual, collective and environmental growth and regeneration. We set ourselves the goal of conducting all activities with the most care for the environment by not only complying with current regulations but by setting higher goals. We aim to continually improve our commitment through the philosophy of continuous improvement in respect of the right of our customers, employees and collaborators to live better in a better environment.

Daily travel and the choice of means of transport have a significant impact on the environment and quality of life. Everyone can make their own contribution by moving in a more sustainable way. We all try to use trams, buses and the metro as much as possible to get around the city. We have always believed in achieving a balance between work and private life. Our employees and collaborators have always had the possibility to work remotely and with flexible working hours. We have reduced the use of paper by about 70 per cent.

We put our professionalism at the service of those who manage and work in non-profit enterprises and companies by offering free participation in inter-company courses selected by us during the year. For each inter-company course provided, Widevalue pledges to make a donation to Tethys by "adopting" a sperm whale. For years, we have been collaborating with this non-profit organisation dedicated to the conservation of large marine vertebrates and the Mediterranean environment. The project 3Bee is part of our sustainability projects.

We want to embark on a path that focuses on climate change issues, environmental protection, countering biodiversity loss and protecting the long-term health and safety of mankind, with the ultimate goal of creating a cleaner, greener and better world for all. Bees are at great risk due to climate change and the enormous impact of mankind on the environment. We chose the 3Bee project because pollinators play a vital role in nature as an ecosystem regulating service, Albert Einstein claimed that human beings would only have four years to live if all bees disappeared from the face of the earth. Click here to discover WideValue.