What we do

At SEGRO corporate responsibility is fundamental to the way in which we do business. This means we are continuously trying to achieve the highest possible safety standards, treat our employees, our suppliers and the communities where we operate as long-term partners whilst considering the sustainability impacts of what we do.

The sustainability impacts commonly associated with different activities of the property lifecycle are listed below, with material issues highlighted:

		Customers Local communities Employees Suppliers Investors		Water management Waste management Energy use Biodiversity Emissions to air/water/land Transport (emissions and congestion) Procurement		Community relations Community investment Health & Safety(customers and visitors) Accessibility Security Customer impacts Customers(satisfaction and wellbeing)		Local Labour Training & skills(employees and customers) Stimulating business success Financial performance (rental value, yield)
		Vendors Local communities Planners Investors		Land use Biodiversity Transport Emissions to air/water/land Water management(availability, flood risk) Energy use		Archaeology/heritage Health & Safety(existing buildings) Accessibility (existing buildings) Community relations		Bribery & corruption Job creation Economic regeneration Financial performance (land value)
		Planners Architects Engineers Quantity Surveyors Construction companies Local communities Landscape architects Investors		Land use Procurement Energy use Transport (emissions and congestion) Emissions to air/water/land Climate change (adaptability) Water management  (rainwater harvesting, grey water recycling, SUDS*) Biodiversity Waste management		Community relations Community Investment Accessibility Public realm Security Health & Safety(customers) Customers wellbeing Procurement
		Planners Architects Engineers Quantity Surveyors Construction companies Local communities Investors		Biodiversity Waste management Emissions to air/water/land Transport (emissions and congestion) Water management Procurement Energy use		Community relations Nuisance Health & Safety(employees and suppliers) Procurement		Training & skills Local Labour Financial performance (development profit)