The National Agency for Strategic Management of State Holdings (ANGSPE) is embarking on a new major project. Starting next January, the Agency will develop a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) strategy aimed at aligning public establishments and enterprises (EEP) under its scope with the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) commitments of the state as a shareholder.

**A strategic project for a sustainable transition**

This project is part of the orientations of the State Shareholder Policy (PAE) and addresses strategic and extra-financial issues. ANGSPE aims to contribute to a low-carbon economy while ensuring sustainable socio-economic development. A study, commissioned with a budget of 1.8 million dirhams, will be launched on December 30 to lay the foundations for this strategy.

**Objectives of the CSR strategy**

The study will analyze the alignment of ANGSPE’s missions with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It will include:

– A mapping of internal and external stakeholders,
– A benchmark of best CSR practices at the international level,
– A double materiality matrix (qualitative and quantitative),
– A detailed and operational action plan for the EEP.

This process will lead to the formalization of a CSR Charter accompanied by thematic ESG policies (gender and non-discrimination, environment, occupational health and safety, responsible management of restructuring, responsible purchasing, societal engagement, etc.).

**A scope with diversified challenges**

ANGSPE oversees a portfolio comprising 15 public establishments, 35 public enterprises, and 7 holdings, totaling 322 entities spread across five sectors:

1. Energy, water, and industry,
2. Infrastructure, mobility, and logistics,
3. Land use planning and real estate,
4. Banks, investment funds, and finance,
5. Digital and digital transformation.

**Measurable ambitions**

The Agency aims to integrate performance, resilience, and responsibility objectives across its entire portfolio. Through this project, it seeks to formalize the ESG commitments of the state while strengthening governance and sustainable management of the EEP, thereby contributing to a more competitive and inclusive national economy.

This project marks an important step in the modernization of public enterprises, emphasizing a just and responsible transition.

With Le Matin.

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