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- November 14, 2024
RAUROS has been certified in the Sustainable Suppliers Training Program organized within the UN Global Compact in SPAIN
RAUROS recognises that corporate sustainability is founded on the values and principles that govern a company. In this context, the Ten Principles of the UN Global Compact play a crucial role, as they are derived from important international declarations on human rights, labour rights, the environment and the fight against corruption. These principles provide clear guidance that enables companies to fulfil their fundamental responsibilities towards people and the planet, thereby establishing the necessary conditions for long-term, sustainable success. The implementation of these principles not only strengthens business ethics, but also promotes a positive impact on society and the environment, ensuring that economic development is aligned with a fairer and more sustainable future.
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RAUROS brings high-performance road safety solutions to Belize
September 04, 2025RAUROS is conducting a road inventory in Belize using the FIONA vehicle, covering 902 km of major highways. The study, based on IRAP methodology, aims to enhance road safety in partnership with Belize’s Ministry of Infrastructure, Development and Housing. With certified vehicles, personnel, and software, RAUROS stands out as a strategic partner in the region.
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46 / 5.000 🌱 We continue to grow in sustainability! 🌍
July 18, 2025Rauros Group expands its environmental reach: Rauros MX and Rauros PE join ISO 14001 certification At the Rauros Group, we continue to advance our commitment to sustainability and continuous improvement. We are pleased to announce that the Rauros MX and Rauros PE locations have been incorporated into our ISO 14001 certification, thus strengthening our environmental management system internationally.
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RAUROS has been certified in the Sustainable Suppliers Training Program organized within the UN Global Compact in SPAIN
November 14, 2024RAUROS has been certified in the Sustainable Suppliers Training Program organized within the UN Global Compact in SPAIN, our colleagues Olga Martín and Yolanda Mardones lead the process.