Materiality analysis
NCC uses the results of stakeholder dialogues, analyses of NCC’s strategic issues, risks, challenges and goals, as well as macrotrends and driving forces in society to define the most significant sustainability issues. The method for defining these material topics follows the GRI guidelines and comprises identification, prioritization and validation. The materiality analysis is validated annually.
| Significant impact | |||||
| NCC's impact areas | NCC's material topics | Corresponding topics according to GRI Standards |
Among suppliers | In NCC's operations | Among customers |
| Data and expertise | Certified constructions and buildings | Own topic | X | X | X |
| Products and concepts with sustainability profiles |
- | X | X | ||
| Environmental product declarations and climate calculations |
- | X | X | ||
| Natural resources and biodiversity | Biodiversity | Biodiversity | X | ||
| Raw materials | Raw materials | X | X | ||
| Water | Water and emissions | X | |||
| Materials and circularity | Design and material selection | Material | X | X | X |
| Recycling and reuse | Material | X | X | X | |
| Waste | Waste | X | X | X | |
| Climate and energy | Greenhouse gas emissions | Emissions | X | X | |
| Energy | Energy | X | X | ||
| Climate adaption | Economic performance | X | X | ||
| Health and safety | Occupational health and safety | Occupational health and safety | X | X | |
| People and team | Diversity and inclusion | Diversity and equal opportunities | X | ||
| Employee engagement | Occupational health and safety | X | X | ||
| Non-discrimination | Non-discrimination | X | |||
| Learning and development | Training and development | X | |||
| Ethics and compliance | Anti-corruption | Anti-corruption | X | X | X |
| Fair competition | Anti-competitive behavior | X | X | ||
| Human rights | Supplier social assessment | X | |||
| Suppliers assessment | Supplier social and environmental assessment |
X | |||
| Economic performance | Economic performance | Economic performance | X | ||