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　　德国邮政敦豪集团的管理委员会和监事会将在下届年度股东大会上向股东提议，管理委员会的薪酬制度将更加紧密地与可持续的业务发展保持一致。未来，在计算管理委员会的薪酬时将考虑 ESG 目标的实现——这清楚地表明对可持续业务的承诺是 Deutsche Post DHL 集团的首要任务。

　　“作为世界上的物流公司，我们有责任物流行业走向可持续发展的未来。我们正在将我们的黄色集团变成一家绿色公司，为我们的地球和社会做出重要贡献，”弗兰克说德国邮政敦豪集团执行官阿佩尔。“我相信，通过更加关注我们的 ESG 目标，我们将继续成为客户、员工和投资者的——从而为长期的经济成功奠定基础。”

　　对可持续发展的承诺是德国邮政敦豪集团企业文化不可或缺的一部分。自 2008 年以来，集团制定了雄心勃勃的可持续发展目标，例如减少二氧化碳排放。2017 年，集团成为全球设定到 2050 年将温室气体排放量降至零的物流公司。为此，公司提供众多创新解决方案，使供应链更具可持续性，并帮助客户实现他们的环境目标。随着 2019 年推出的“2025 战略”，可持续发展已成为企业战略的基本组成部分。

　　Frank Appel：“Covid-19 再次强化了我们这个时代的主要大趋势：全球化、数字化、电子商务和可持续发展——我们‘2025 年战略’的四个驱动因素。在这些主题中，可持续发展是Zui紧迫的挑战。随着我们的可持续发展路线图，我们正在加紧努力，明确推进联合国的可持续发展目标。”

　　环境：数十亿美元投资于替代燃料、电动汽车和气候中性建筑

　　在应对气候变化的过程中，德国邮政敦豪集团致力于实现雄心勃勃的二氧化碳减排目标，作为基于科学的目标倡议的一部分。本集团假设，如果不采取新的可持续发展路线图的措施，其 2030 年的排放量将约为 4600 万吨。2020 年的排放量为 3300 万公吨。如今，尽管全球物流活动预计将持续强劲增长，但公司仍致力于到 2030 年将这些年度集团二氧化碳排放量减少到 2900 万吨以下。

　　为实现这一目标，德国邮政敦豪集团将投资约 70 亿欧元（运营支出和资本支出）气候中和物流解决方案到2030年，由此产生的至2023年的支出，已在3月9日通报的至2023年投资计划中考虑。对于短途和一公里，集团继续推进车队电动化. 到 2030 年，全球 60% 的一英里送货车辆将采用电动汽车，因此将有超过 80,000 辆电动汽车上路。2020 年，这一数字为 18%。

　　在更长的航线上，尤其是在航空运输中，在可预见的未来，电力驱动不是替代品。这就是为什么德国邮政敦豪集团正在推动开发和使用由可再生能源生产的燃料：到 2030 年，可持续燃料将满足航空和航线运输中至少 30% 的燃料需求。此外，集团正在投资环保物业（办公空间、邮件和包裹中心以及物流仓库）：所有正在建造的新建筑都将是气候中性的。

　　Frank Appel：“可持续、清洁的燃料替代品是全球化世界中气候中和物流的基础。尤其是在航空运输方面，这些可以帮助减少二氧化碳排放。这就是为什么我们将更加深入地参与倡议并加强跨行业交流在这里制定全球战略和标准。有一件事是肯定的：只有通过跨国家和跨部门的联合力量，我们才能在所有领域实现真正可持续的进步。”

　　社会责任：促进多元化并使员工满意度保持在高水平

　　基于“尊重与结果”的企业价值观，德国邮政敦豪集团还将进一步促进组织内的包容性和平等机会。到 2025 年，女性高管在管理中的比例应该从今天的 23.2% 增加到至少 30%。“我们积极的多元化员工队伍是服务质量和高客户满意度的关键。满意的客户是经济成功的基础。这是我们坚信积极促进平等机会值得积极推广的另一个原因”，德国邮政 DHL 集团人力资源官兼劳工总监 Thomas Ogilvie 说。

　　此外，集团已设定目标，将年度全球员工调查中“员工敬业度”类别的支持率保持在80以上的持续高水平。

　　德国邮政敦豪集团还打算进一步扩大其社会贡献未来几年的社会。集团承诺每年将其净利润的 1% 投资于其社会影响计划和举措。这GoTrade该计划于 2020 年秋季启动，重点是让发展中国家的中小企业进入全球市场，从而促进跨境贸易。这去帮助灾难响应计划在发生灾难时提供快速且免费的紧急后勤援助。本集团亦继续扩大GoTeach计划，该计划提高了因贫困、失去亲人或逃离灾难而生活在社会弱势环境中的年轻人的就业能力，为他们准备成功过渡到工作世界的必要技能。

　　Deutsche Post DHL Group is increasing the pace of its planned decarbonization of the company. To this end, the Group is investing a total of 7 billion euros (Opex and Capex) over the next ten years in measures to reduce its CO2 emissions. The funds will flow in particular into alternative aviation fuels, the expansion of the zero-emission e-vehicle fleet and climate-neutral buildings. Along the way towards its zero emissions target by 2050, which has already been in force for 4 years, the company is committing to new, ambitious interim targets. For example, Deutsche Post DHL Group commits as part of the acclaimed Science Based Target initiative (SBTi) to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 in line with the Paris Climate Agreement.

　　The climate targets are part of Deutsche Post DHL Group's new sustainability roadmap, in which the company sets out its ESG goals for the next years. In addition to its commitment to the environment, the Group also defines clear targets and measures in the areas of social responsibility and governance.

　　New Sustainability Roadmap

　　The Board of Management and Supervisory Board of Deutsche Post DHL Group will propose to shareholders at the next Annual General Meeting that the remuneration system for the Board of Management will be aligned even more closely with sustainable business development. In the future, the achievement of ESG targets will be taken into account when calculating the remuneration of the Board of Management - a clear signal that the commitment to sustainable business is a top priority at Deutsche Post DHL Group.

　　"As the world's largest logistics company, it is our responsibility to lead the way and guide the logistics industry into a sustainable future. We are turning our yellow Group into a green company and making an important contribution to our planet and society," says Frank Appel, CEO of Deutsche Post DHL Group. "I am convinced that by focusing even more on our ESG goals, we will remain the first choice for customers, employees and investors - and thus lay the foundations for long-term economic success."

　　A commitment to sustainability is an integral part of Deutsche Post DHL Group's corporate culture. Since 2008, the Group has had ambitious sustainability targets, for example with regard to CO2 reduction. In 2017, the Group became the first logistics company in the world to set a target of reducing its greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2050. To this end, the company offers numerous innovative solutions to make supply chains more sustainable and help its customers achieve their environmental goals. With "Strategy 2025" introduced in 2019, sustainability has become a fundamental component of the corporate strategy.

　　Frank Appel: "Covid-19 has once again reinforced the major megatrends of our time: globalization, digitalization, e-commerce and sustainability - the four drivers of our 'Strategy 2025'. Of these topics, sustainability is the most pressing challenge. With our sustainability roadmap, we are stepping up our efforts and explicitly promoting the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations."

　　Environment: billions invested in alternative fuels, e-mobility and climate-neutral buildings

　　In the fight against climate change, Deutsche Post DHL Group is committed to ambitious CO2 reduction targets as part of the Science Based Target Initiative. The Group assumes that its emissions would be around 46 million tons in 2030 without the measures of the new sustainability roadmap. In 2020, emissions were 33 million metric tons. Today, the company is committed to reducing these annual Group CO2 emissions to below 29 million tons by 2030, despite the expected continued strong growth in global logistics activities.

　　To achieve this, Deutsche Post DHL Group will invest around 7 billion euros (Opex and Capex) in climate-neutral logistics solutions by 2030. The expenditures arising from this up to 2023 have already been taken into account in the investment plan up to 2023 communicated on March 9. For short distances and the last mile, the Group is continuing to drive forward the electrification of its vehicle fleet. By 2030, 60 percent of global delivery vehicles for the last mile are to be electrically powered, hence more than 80,000 e-vehicles will be on the road. In 2020, the figure was 18 percent.

　　On longer routes, especially in air transport, electric drives are not an alternative for the foreseeable future. That is why Deutsche Post DHL Group is pushing for the development and use of fuels produced from renewable energies: By 2030, at least 30 percent of fuel requirements in aviation and line haul are to be covered by sustainable fuels. In addition, the Group is investing in environment friendly properties (office space, mail and parcel centers, and logistics warehouses): All new buildings are being constructed will be climate-neutral.