The efforts and commitment of the new administration of Casa de Moneda resulted in their first Sustainability Report being validated by the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), a leading global organization for impact reporting based in the Netherlands.

In this way, in just 6 months at the helm of CMA, the management of Ángel Mario Elettore has achieved a certification that positions the state-owned company. It not only allows the company to play a leading role in the local market but also opens the doors to a new phase of production in the international market, a goal requested by the Minister of Economy, Sergio Massa.

In this regard, the Sustainability Report joins a series of international standards that are being promoted at CMA during this stage to strengthen the company institutionally in various fields. It also aligns with the certifications held by other Mints around the world and security printing companies globally.

The submission to the Global Reporting Initiative includes a total of 77 reported standards, and it establishes a direct link between each of the activities carried out by Casa de Moneda and the Sustainable Development Goals. This makes it an Integrated Management Report.

In this regard, the Report highlights the significant contribution that the organization makes to the following Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): SDG 8: “Promote inclusive and sustainable economic growth, employment, and decent work for all.” SDG 9: “Build resilient infrastructure, promote sustainable industrialization, and foster innovation.” SDG 12: “Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns.” Goal 16: “Promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide access to justice for all, and build effective, accountable, and inclusive institutions at all levels.” The report demonstrates how Casa de Moneda’s activities align with and contribute to these specific SDGs, highlighting its commitment to sustainability and societal well-being.

Furthermore, the report highlights various transparency practices, including the upcoming certification of ISO 37,000 and ISO 37,301 standards, with a focus on the procurement area. It also emphasizes Casa de Moneda’s modernization plan, waste management efforts, and its partnerships with cooperatives and civil society organizations. The report underscores the organization’s commitment to security with the ISO 14,298 certification for the Management of Security Printing Processes, as well as the delivery of products and services developed to high-quality standards in 2023.

he Sustainability Report represents another milestone in management, in addition to the commitment to the United Nations Global Compact. These initiatives are linked to the transformation of CMA into a more organized, transparent, and modern organization. All of this aligns with the global expectations of the industry, reinforcing its intention to become a company that can, in a short time, produce for international markets with all the necessary and relevant standards and certifications for future customers.