Sustainability
Our goal is to be an attractive and sustainable employer, supplier and a driving force in the community. We aim to find smarter ways of doing things, take bold decisions and be unconventional – always with the intention of doing good and generating real value in a greater perspective. Our focus is primarily on four selected areas anchored in ESG - Environment, Social and Governance, the UN Global Goals, our core business and our strongest driving forces.
Sustainability Report 2023
#1 Promote digitalisation
Technological innovation is key to solving economic and environmental challenges in a sustainable way. At the same time, increased digitalisation brings new challenges related to information security.
We are investing in areas such as…
• Forums that increase the attractiveness of the technology sector among students
• More efficient work for non-profit organisations through the use of our products
• Cutting-edge information security
#2 Information security and protection of personal data
Lime’s core business is based on collecting companies’ customer data in a single system. With increasing demands on personal data management and increasingly sophisticated data breach attempts, this places stringent demands on security.
We are investing in areas such as…
• Customised, mandatory training of staff
• Possibility of flexible data storage in customers’ own data centres/hosting partners or as a cloud service managed by Lime
• Ensuring that Lime has a certified management system for information security according to the ISO 27001 standard
#3 Attracting and retaining staff
As a fast-growing innovation company, we are dependent on attracting competent staff who contribute a range of backgrounds and perspectives. Lime is committed to a sound, value-driven culture, reflecting care, participation and equality.
We are investing in areas such as…
• Objective internal recruitment procedures and measurements for anonymised screening
• Training in unconscious bias
• Long-term targets: 40 – 60% women in all departments and markets
#4 Reduced climate impact
As a service company, Lime’s primary climate impact is in three areas – energy used for data storage, hardware and business travel. We also have the opportunity to make a positive impact on the climate by enabling our customers to work more efficient using just one tool.
We are investing in areas such as…
• Climate-smart IT: extending the life of computers, mobile phones and servers, reducing electricity consumption from local data storage
• Investments in solar parks, new electric and hybrid cars, charging points and energy-efficient cloud solutions
• Climate-smart procurement and supply chains
