What is the Responsible Digital Charter? 
  
In recent years, awareness of the environmental and social impacts of digital technology has increased, requiring all organisations to adapt their digital strategy. 
  
The Responsible Digital Charter is a first step towards a more virtuous digital environment. 
  
To summarize, by signing this charter, companies commit to a more responsible digital approach and join a network of organisations pioneering change.
 
What is its purpose?
 
The Responsible Digital Charter pushes the organisation to evaluate itself and try to improve continuously.
 
Its aim is to create awareness through the community.
 
The Responsible Digital Charter is divided into 5 commitments: 
 
Digital is a major player in greenhouse gas emissions. For the environment, we are committed to optimising digital tools to limit their impact and consumption, by favouring the use of renewable energy sources, for example.
 
For ethics, we are committed to ethical and responsible digital practices, for example by improving the conditions of digital workers internally and externally.
 
For accessibility, we are committed to developing digital services that are accessible to all, inclusive and sustainable. For example, by generalising a responsible purchasing approach with the adoption of societal and environmental clauses.
 
For resilience, we are committed to responsible digital technology, which is essential to ensure the resilience of organisations, for example by participating in a collaborative approach to the design and evaluation of digital services in line with real needs.
 
For the respect of values, we are committed to fostering the emergence of new behaviours and values. For example, by enabling future generations to innovate in order to build a world open to others, concerned with the balance of ecosystems and living together.