No two businesses affect the world in the same way. What a brand makes, how it is made, where it is sold and how it reaches you all change where its real impact sits. For a fashion label, most of it is in the fabric and the factories. For a brewery, it is water and energy.
So we start there. We build a picture of how this business actually operates, work out which sustainability issues genuinely matter for a business like it, and weight each one by how much it counts.
Then we check what the brand itself has published, issue by issue. The figure is the share of those weighted priorities it has addressed in public.
Only a brand’s own words count, so every brand is held to the same test. Where an issue shows as not found, it means we could not find it published. It does not mean the brand is not doing the work.
Our technology uses proprietary intelligence and AI to identify which impact areas are a priority for this business type, and how many have been addressed publicly. Not yet brand verified, there may be errors. Provide feedback
Energy & climate
Energy used and emissions created
of this area addressed
publicly by Nokia
Energy & climate makes up 23% of Nokia’s key priority areas.
What this brand has published
- Nokia increases virtual meetings to support lower emissions from employee business travel
- Nokia shifts freight toward sea and multimodal transport while regionalizing distribution
- Nokia installed rooftop solar at Chennai and procures renewable electricity for facilities
Only what the brand publishes about itself is counted, so every brand is measured the same way.
Chemicals & pollution
Chemicals used and pollution released
of this area addressed
publicly by Nokia
Chemicals & pollution makes up 21% of Nokia’s key priority areas.
What this brand has published
We did not find anything published in this area. That does not mean nothing is happening, only that it is not on the public record.
Only what the brand publishes about itself is counted, so every brand is measured the same way.
Employee wellbeing
How the people here are treated
of this area addressed
publicly by Nokia
Employee wellbeing makes up 16% of Nokia’s key priority areas.
What this brand has published
- Nokia maintains safety management systems, Life-Saving Rules and corrective incident investigation processes
- Nokia supports employees through development, anti-discrimination rules, engagement surveys and confidential counselling
- Nokia publishes employee conduct policies and incorporates third-party conduct requirements into supplier contracts
- Nokia publishes employee leave provisions, anti-harassment protections and collective bargaining rights
Only what the brand publishes about itself is counted, so every brand is measured the same way.
Products & sourcing
What is made, and who makes it
of this area addressed
publicly by Nokia
Products & sourcing makes up 15% of Nokia’s key priority areas.
What this brand has published
- Nokia uses recycled manufacturing materials, including aluminum in cabinets, chassis and heat sinks
- Nokia refines portfolio energy efficiency and incorporates recycled metals into product components
Only what the brand publishes about itself is counted, so every brand is measured the same way.
Operational waste
Waste from running the business daily
of this area addressed
publicly by Nokia
Operational waste makes up 15% of Nokia’s key priority areas.
What this brand has published
- Nokia applies lean manufacturing practices to reduce waste generated during production
- Nokia sends operational electronic waste only to processing facilities passing HSE assessments
Only what the brand publishes about itself is counted, so every brand is measured the same way.
Packaging
What products are wrapped and shipped in
of this area addressed
publicly by Nokia
Packaging makes up 6% of Nokia’s key priority areas.
What this brand has published
- Nokia reuses transportation packaging and reduces packaging waste across distribution hubs
- Nokia reduces product packaging size and weight while increasing recycled packaging materials
Only what the brand publishes about itself is counted, so every brand is measured the same way.
Water usage
Water used and how it's managed
of this area addressed
publicly by Nokia
Water usage makes up 4% of Nokia’s key priority areas.
What this brand has published
We did not find anything published in this area. That does not mean nothing is happening, only that it is not on the public record.
Only what the brand publishes about itself is counted, so every brand is measured the same way.
Community
How the business treats its local community
of this area addressed
publicly by Nokia
Community makes up 1% of Nokia’s key priority areas.
What this brand has published
We did not find anything published in this area. That does not mean nothing is happening, only that it is not on the public record.
Only what the brand publishes about itself is counted, so every brand is measured the same way.
Sustainability Summary
- This is an unclaimed profile. Nokia has not joined Sustainability Tracker to verify their sustainability credentials. We gathered what we could from public sources.
Nokia is a technology company committed to integrating sustainability across environmental, social, and governance dimensions. The company addresses climate change, resource use, workforce development, and business conduct through its comprehensive sustainability strategy. Nokia leverages digital innovation and automation to improve ESG data management and reporting processes, while working to shape global sustainability standards and unlock public funding for sustainable initiatives.
About Nokia
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Nokia Sustainability Actions
Nokia Sustainability Commitments
2025
100% renewable electricity
Nokia aims to achieve 100% renewable electricity across all facilities by 2025.
2030
Emission reduction target
Nokia commits to a 50% emission reduction by 2030.
2030
Circularity target
Nokia aims to achieve 95% circularity by 2030.
