OUR SUSTAINABILITY VISION
To contribute to the well-being of society by enabling responsible economic growth, connecting communities and safeguarding the environment.
BALANCE IS GOOD FOR BUSINESS
We believe that the economy, people and our planet are inextricably linked: that by balancing economic, environmental and social objectives, we minimize risks, seize opportunities and, in many instances, realize significant collective gains.
Telecommunications services can help address a number of sustainability issues. They help people communicate, build skills and contribute to economic and social growth while reducing the impact on the environment. Case in point: Bell telework solutions reduce travel and greenhouse gases while allowing people to be more flexible in how they manage their time.
OUR GUIDING PRINCIPLES FOR SUSTAINABILITY
- Develop leading-edge telecommunications services that contribute to sustainability and demonstrate leadership by their successful application.
- Deliver strong and sustained economic performance that benefits all stakeholders.
- Act responsibly by maintaining solid governance principles and oversight systems to monitor compliance, while managing our business with transparency and integrity.
- Identify opportunities beyond compliance to create benefits for both society and the company by engaging stakeholders.

Bell supports the United Nations’ Global Compact, a set of universal principles addressing human rights, labour, environmental and anti-corruption issues.
Find out more about the 10 universally accepted principles contained in the United Nations' Global Compact
QUICK FACTS
- BCE is included in several leading global sustainability indices, such as the Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI), FTSE4Good Global Index and the Jantzi Social Index
- Oekom Research has rated BCE as “Prime”, qualifying our bonds and shares for ecologically and socially based investment
- Bell was recognized for the third year in a row in 2009 as a Climate Disclosure Leader by the Carbon Disclosure Project and the Conference Board of Canada