Nokia report: Digital can advance sustainability

Surpassed annual target for renewable energy across global facilities of 60%, reaching 63% of purchased electricity and well on the way to the goal of 100% renewable electricity by 2025.

Final assembly suppliers achieved a 39% reduction in GHG emissions compared to 2019.

Made significant progress in product power consumption with liquid cooling solution implemented across AirScale baseband portfolio; and energy efficient chipset for fixed broadband networks now used by 150 customers worldwide.

Recognized as the market leader in private wireless with over 560 customers globally, helping industrials accelerate their own digital transformation.

Expanded global enterprise customer base with more than 2 600 companies across transport, energy, manufacturing, and the public sectors using Nokia's critical networks.

Launched Advanced Security Testing and Research (ASTaR) lab in the US which provides an end-to-end testing lab focused on the security resilience of 5G networks, as well as their associated software, hardware and applications.

Strengthened data privacy approach by implementing 'three lines of defense' risk model consisting of business groups and corporate functions forming the first line of defense, central privacy experts as the second line, and an independent audit team as the third.

Reached 614 149 direct beneficiaries with an emphasis on women, students and minority groups

Added 90 more villages to the multi-year Smartpur digital village ecosystem program in India. There are 350 Smartpur centers empowering local entrepreneurs and providing them with facilities to make digital services accessible in rural villages.

Completed 379 online assessments of key suppliers representing 63% of total procurement spend through EcoVadis and 67 in-depth corporate responsibility onsite audits focused on labor conditions and the environment across 17 countries.

Recognized for the seventh time by Ethisphere as one of the World's Most Ethical Companies®.

Successfully completed second independent human rights assessment by the Global Network Initiative.