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Sustainability at SERV

With its sustainability efforts, SERV wants to contribute towards a modern and responsible export industry. As part of this, each application is assessed in terms of its environmental, social and human rights compatibility. Other key pillars include various climate action areas, anti-corruption measures and additional information requirements and verification measures for exports to low-income countries. SERV also publishes two project lists in the interests of transparency.

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Sustainability at SERV

Sustainability is a high priority for SERV. Gain a brief insight into the sustainability assessment of export transactions.

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Environmental, social and human rights assessment

Sustainability – topics

Environment and climate

“Minimise climate risks. Maximise sustainable exports.” SERV is evolving into a climate friendly export promoter as far as possible.
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Low-income countries

Export transactions to low-income countries are subject to additional information requirements and verification measures. Here you can find an overview of what your obligations are as an exporter, as well as how SERV checks projects in developing countries.
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Anti-corruption at SERV

For each insurance application, SERV checks your anti-corruption declaration and other information for signs of corruption and bribery.
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Project information

To ensure transparency, SERV publishes two project lists. The first is a list of Category A projects, while the other contains details of projects for which the SERV share exceeds 10 million Swiss francs.
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