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CSR approach.
the CSR approach.
CSR for the IMA Group: a heritage, a horizon
Because of our history, our mutualist origins and our DNA, CSR has been a driving force for our company since its creation: concern for the quality of the service provided to beneficiaries, transparency and trust with our shareholders, partners and service providers, territorial anchoring, creation of sustainable jobs that are not relocated, recruitment of seasonal workers, a well-founded and respectful social dialogue, quality of life in the workplace are among the many examples.


The way we carry out our business, the human qualities and the technological means we use to help people in difficulty or in vulnerable situations embody by nature this requirement for a broader corporate responsibility, beyond our obligations to achieve economic results.
IMA Group’s CSR commitments
IMA's commitment against climate crisis with zeroCO2

The first project involves the recovery of native and endangered species to preserve the biodiversity of the green lung of our planet. The forest supported by IMA is located in Peru, in Puerto Maldonado in the Tambopata National Reserve which is home to several indigenous communities and a huge variety of species. By donating trees we support the rights and autonomy of indigenous peoples.
The second of our projects aims to promote women empowerment in Tanzania in the Monduli District, a region inhabited mainly by rural Maasai communities who base their livelihood on agriculture and livestock farming. By donating fruit, forestry and medicinal trees, together with a training program to learn how to take care of them, we support the livelihood of communities, creating food autonomy and therefore an opportunity for emancipation for Maasai women.
Our participation in zeroCO2 projects allows us to translate the values of the IMA Group into local actions that produce benefits on a global scale.
Discover IMA Italia’s contribution to the environment.
Helping protect our environment and fight climate change

Inauguration by the Macif Group and the IMA Group of a modern, eco-responsible and collaborative business campus (Le Square) in Nantes. At the forefront of sustainable building standards and organised to offer the best quality of life at work, the site was awarded the SIMI Grand Prix 2019.
Refurbishment of all existing buildings and construction of new buildings to optimise their energy performance and provide the best possible comfort and working environment for employees
Greening of roofs and outdoor spaces
Our energy supplier injects one kWh of “green” electricity into the grid for every kWh we consume
30% of general service vehicles are electric
Digitisation centre in Niort to speed up the dematerialisation of paper flows
Extensive sorting (paper, cardboard, plastic, aluminium, toner, batteries, WEEE, etc.)
Transformation of organic waste from the company restaurant into “green” energy (biogas) and agricultural fertilisers through a methanisation process
Implementation of a process for the reconditioning of laptops, fixed-line telephones and smartphones and tablets
Operational partnerships and commercial offers to meet the climate challenges: assistance for soft mobility (electric vehicles and charging stations, fleet of hydrogen taxis, electric scooters and bicycles, etc.), energy-efficient home renovation, repair in kind, etc
Supporting social and societal changes

A “skill-based” recruitment process that does not take into account diplomas or CVs, facilitating the hiring of a greater diversity of profiles: young people, senior citizens, long-term job seekers, etc.
A confidential, anonymous, 24/7 listening and counselling service for employees
Partnership with the IPHD (Inclusion and Participation-Handicap, Difficulties, Dependency) Master’s programme of the University of Poitiers
Schemes to encourage physical activity: Inter Mutuelles Sport structure, outdoor multi-sports fields, challenges, etc.
Employment rate of disabled people that meets or exceeds the French legal obligation of 6%
Set-up of an adapted home-to-work urban transport service for employees with disabilities
Actions to raise awareness of different forms of diversity through inclusive and disabled sports challenges
Information, advice and screening sessions: cardiovascular diseases, stop-smoking awareness, etc.
Since 2015, the IMA Group has been ranked among the best employers in the annual rankings of Capital magazine
Partnerships with higher education institutions to develop the integration of work-study students and trainees in the company
Advantageous teleworking agreements for the benefit of work/life balance
Partnerships in favour of local development and structured around the Group’s CSR commitments in the social, cultural, educational, sporting and environmental fields
Non-relocated assistance platforms
Having a balanced approach to value sharing

Responsible purchasing policy including CSR criteria in calls for tender
Preferential use of local service providers, subcontractors and suppliers
Supporting networks of service providers in decarbonising their activities (training to work on electric vehicles, encouraging rapid repairs and the use of light vehicles, etc.)
Aid for the creation and takeover of businesses to support and boost regional economies
Internal laboratory and incubator dedicated to innovation and open to employees
Support for the future of the insurance-assistance ecosystem: founding member of French Assurtech, investment in start-ups that contribute to our businesses and the development of new business models, etc.
Some of the above initiatives are Group-wide, while others are specific to a subsidiary.