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In relation to sustainable mobility, for example, after three years as leader, Fiat Automobiles was again confirmed
as having the lowest average CO2 emissions of the top selling brands in Europe (source: Jato Dynamics,
September 2010).
To minimize its environmental footprint, the Group has expanded the action plan established in 2009, initially
focused on reducing energy consumption and CO2 emissions, to include challenging new targets for the
reduction of water consumption, waste generation and major harmful emissions by the end of 2014.
On the social front, the Group continued to manage the effects of the difficult economic environment on
employees with responsibility and transparency and further enhanced its human capital development program.
The commitment to health and safety in the workplace also continued through targeted training and other
initiatives.
Programs in support of the social and economic development of local communities achieved significant results
again in 2010, particularly in Brazil.
A detailed description of the Group’s environmental and social initiatives is provided in the Fiat Group
Sustainability Report, also available in an interactive version on the Group’s Sustainability website. A progress
report on existing projects and new targets for continuous improvement in the Group’s sustainability
performance are outlined in the Sustainability Plan.