S-Social
At FNM, the Social dimension is the engine that gives meaning to our daily actions: it represents our commitment to people, territorial communities and stakeholders, so that economic growth goes hand in hand with collective well-being.
We believe that a sustainable company cannot disregard strong social roots: that is why we invest in policies that enhance human capital through inclusive welfare, continuing education and career paths;we cultivate lasting relationships with local communities through shared and participatory projects;we promote equity, diversity and inclusion as guiding principles of every organizational choice.
The “S” of our ESG approach collects the most significant, measurable and verifiable actions, objectives and results with which we intend to decline our social responsibility. It is through this lens that we interpret the challenges of the present: improving quality of life, reducing inequality, and making mobility an inclusive and accessible service for all.
Social
FNM invests in the social dimension through projects focused on infrastructure safety, inclusive mobility and station regeneration.
Training and human capital development support qualified employment, benefiting both employees and local communities; welfare initiatives promote employee well-being and facilitate work–life balance.
Infrastructure Safety
- Investments amounting to €1.5 million/km (highways) and €270,000/km (railways) (forecast Strategic Plan 2024–2029)
- Adoption of digital systems and predictive maintenance
- Noise and accident reduction, with improved service reliability
*As set out in the 2024–2029 Strategic Plan.
Community Relations
- Launch of Mibility, a service designed for elderly and vulnerable individuals
- Collaboration with the academic and university world
- MiCo: Regional Transport Sponsor
Our People
- 2,899 employees, 98% on permanent contracts
- 93% covered by supplementary health insurance and welfare services
- 88% enrolled in the supplementary pension fund, supporting long-term well-being
2025 data
Station Regeneration
- Underused spaces transformed into social hubs
- Areas granted to municipalities for nurseries or community centres
- Improved perception of safety and community cohesion
Sustainable Mobility
- Evolution of MaaC: shifting the focus to communities rather than individual userss
- Personalised services for vulnerable individuals, companies, fans and students
- Range of sharing mobility services, such as E-VAI, BusForFun and Mibity for vulnerable users
Contacts
Talk to the Sustainability Team
For any requests, information, questions, comments or suggestions regarding the Group’s Sustainability activities, our team is at your disposal.