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EXTRA-FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF PERFORMANCE Integrating sustainability into Worldline’s business

Eventually, an additional risk will need to be added, namely circular economy. Considering the Ingenico’s manufacturing activities of terminals, this risk will be even more important.

Please note that the materiality matrix of Ingenico is detailed in Chapter 1.1.2 of its extra-financial performance declaration.

Worldline’s contribution to the United Nations Sustainable D.1.1.4 Development Goals (SDGs) [GRI 102-31] [GRI 201-1]

In 2015, the 193 United Nations members launched the 17 Development Goals adopted in 2000. The amended goals aim SDGs, a universal, global and inclusive action plan and to address economic, environmental and social challenges and roadmap to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure require collective action from the governments, the NGOs and prosperity and peace for all by 2030. The SDGs entered into the private sector. force in January 2016 and replaced the Millennium

How Worldline contributes to the United Nations SDGs

detailed assessment in order to identify and measure its contribution to all SDGs through a two-step mapping analysis: From an external perspective, the sustainability of its ● offering; From an internal perspective, its internal operations and ● along its value chain.

Worldline is convinced that it is mandatory to demonstrate its contribution toward the achievement of the SDGs. This is why the Company has decided since 2017 to formalised its contribution to the United Nations SDGs and integrate them into its CSR strategy. To this end, Worldline undertook a

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