ADP // 2021 Universal Registration Document

I NTEGRATED REPORT SHARING WITH OUR STAKEHOLDERS

STRUCTURED D I ALOGUE FOR LOCAL RES I DENTS As a responsible company, Groupe ADP conducts an ongoing dialogue with local residents

This dialogue is also carried out on an ongoing basis using specific tools: ◆ Maisons de l’Environnement (MDE): located at the Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Paris-Orly platforms, they are at the heart of the relationship with local residents and elected representatives. They are dedicated to the airport’s information and relations with neighbouring municipalities and citizens, the promotion of best practices in favour of the environment and support for local employment; ◆ the site “Between neighbours, the site of Groupe ADP” relays to the general public all information relating to airport activity, environmental monitoring (noise levels, air quality, traffic, and water) and economic cooperation schemes; ◆ the Group’s laboratory monitors the platform’s environmental impacts (acoustics, air and water quality). The results are made public on the Laboratory website (ev-labo.aeroportsdeparis.fr/).

about its development projects or current events. Employment, control of environmental impacts and noise pollution are among the topics covered. In France, two institutional dialogue mechanisms have been set up as part of airport development projects: ◆ Environmental Advisory Committees (CCE): convened and chaired by the prefect, composed of three equal bodies: representatives of the aeronautical professions, representatives of the local authorities concerned and representatives of local residents or environmental protection associations. They deal with all important issues relating to the impact of airport operations on the areas impacted by noise pollution; ◆ Advisory Committees for Assistance to Local Residents (CCAR): composed of the members of the CCE Standing Committee

and representatives of the State services, they are involved in noise pollution issues and the allocation of soundproofing aid for local residents.

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