Communities

We recognise that our presence around the world is both a responsibility and an opportunity to use our influence to create a positive and lasting impact on the communities near our Business Units.

We believe that business success goes beyond financial results, as it also lies in the positive impact we generate in the communities where we operate.

We aim to be seen as a neighbour that drives actions that impact and transform lives through our operations in each of our Business Units. Each initiative is supported by our Social and Environmental Sustainability Standard, aligned with our Sustainability Policy, which establishes the general guidelines for the design and prioritisation of our impact projects:

Alignment

with the material topics identified in the materiality analysis of each Business Unit.

Prevention and mitigation

of social and environmental risks.

Compliance

with social or environmental regulations.

Value generation

for the business and our stakeholders.

Requirements

from the concession title, authorities, or communities.

Impact measurement process

To ensure our projects are sustainable and deliver long-term results, we incorporate the following strategic steps:

1 Identify the problem or need that the project aims to address. The social challenge to tackle.

2 Identify the beneficiary population or key

3 Define the intervention variables.

4 Define the resources (both monetary and non-monetary) that the project will invest.

5 Describe the concrete activities to be implemented.

6 Define the immediate products or results (outputs) that stem from the implemented activities.

7 Identify intermediate results (outcomes) such as changes in behaviour or knowledge.

8 Describe the long-term impact, aligning with SDGs or the project’s strategic priorities.

Social Impact

In 2024, our social investment amounted to 0 euros

The classification of these projects was divided into the following focus areas, relevant to both Aleatica and the communities:

Education and Culture

Community Engagement

Local Employment and Entrepreneurship

Health

Road Safety

In 2024, we developed 43 social impact initiatives, of which 15 were focused on education.

Social Projects

Business Unit	Project	Description	Partners	Impact
Aleatica	Education in Motion	At ALEATICA, we recognise that the best way to address community needs is by promoting academic education. That is why our flagship social project, “Education in Motion” focuses on facilitating access to education to positively influence the quality of life in our communities, providing them with opportunities for development and growth. In 2025, we will expand this programme to be implemented across all Business Units. A sustainable future is the goal, and education is the path.	All Business Units.	Education for children, women, youth, and adults is the cornerstone of Social Sustainability at Aleatica. This commitment is reflected in various programmes across our global concessions, aiming to maximise the positive impact on the communities where we operate.
TeleVía - México	InnovAcción TeleVía	As part of our commitment to sustainability, TeleVía launched the “InnovAcción TeleVía” hackathon, aimed at discovering creative and proactive minds within our community. This year, the call for participation focused on four categories: sustainable mobility, safe mobility, smart mobility, and mobility as a service. With more than 100 participants in the Idea category and 27 in the Startup category, InnovAcción awarded the top three in each category.”	Disruptivo/Social Lab.	Two winners—one in the Idea category and one in the Startup category: Idea Category: “Voy Seguro”, a car insurance proposal linked to fuel consumption. – Startup Category: “Veu”, a lightweight electric vehicle design for trips under 5 km.
Puente Industrial - Chile	Boca Sur Fishermen's Protocol	Since 2023, we have been implementing an agreement protocol with six measures to promote local artisanal fishing and foster the social integration of employees from the Boca Sur Cove, adjacent to the Puente Industrial project. This initiative includes boat repairs, provision of equipment such as nets, freezers, and cage kits, as well as direct financial support. Additionally, we have made significant progress in setting up a commercial salesroom for handling and selling their seafood products in the area.	Boca Sur Artisanal Fishermen's Union - Ministry of Public Works of Chile.	58 artisanal fishers benefited.
AUNOR - Perú	Sowing Development	Through periodic training, we have provided education to residents of Huambacho, Samanco, Ana, and Ancash communities, teaching them improved agricultural management techniques. These efforts aim to enhance their production systems, standardise their processes, and increase asparagus crop yields. The objective is to improve the quality of the final product, optimising it for sale, increasing competitiveness in the market, and fostering economic development within the communities.	Sostenibilidad del Bosque NGO.	Around 100 community members trained, and two hectares cultivated.
Circuito Exterior Mexiquense - México	Violence Prevention Project	We conducted 14 two-hour preventive workshops to raise awareness about violence against women, using an open, interactive, participatory, and experiential learning approach. These workshops were carried out in Ecatepec, Jaltenco, Tecámac, Texcoco, Coacalco, and Chimalhuacán.	Institute for Human Rights Research and Gender Studies (IIDHEG).	359 individuals benefited.
AP - México	Road Safety Education for All	Through this initiative, we aim to raise awareness among children in five communities around the concession by organising activities focused on environmental sustainability, climate change adaptation and mitigation, peace culture, human security, urban development planning, and equitable economic growth. We implemented various community improvement projects, allowing children of different ages to participate and better understand the impact of maintaining harmonious communities.	ARU (Urban Regeneration Alliance), ESG Community Committees, and local school administrations.	Five schools, 30 students per school.
Brebemi - Italia	Biodiversity School	This initiative aims to raise awareness and educate schools, starting with young students, on the importance of protecting the environment and biodiversity through pollinators. It is developed and delivered by a scientific team. Local schools and students participate in a series of meetings, workshops, and field experiences related to biodiversity protection.	3bee.	65 students.
AT-AT - México	Presa del Llano Expansion	We undertook the expansion of Presa del Llano to generate employment and income for nearby communities. The project includes designated areas for food services, handicraft sales, picnic shelters and grills, sports courts, playgrounds, a medical area, trails, and cabins. Our goal was to enhance the area's appeal, thereby creating jobs and improving quality of life.	Entrepreneurial Committee created by the community.	1,092 families benefited, 15 jobs created, and environmental benefits related to water conservation and natural area preservation.
ARM - Colombia	Human Rights and Sustainable Leadership School	This educational strategy seeks to train children, adolescents, teachers, and school administrators in human rights and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Through role-playing exercises simulating decision-making spaces like the United Nations, participants engage in experiential learning. As part of this initiative, we conducted 48 training sessions and four negotiation tables, determining which teams would represent their municipalities in the next project phase.	CHB Group Consulting - Conciudadana - National Army - National Infrastructure Agency - Chamber of Commerce for Northeast and Magdalena Medio.	24 educational institutions, 44 teachers, and 927 students benefited.
Nogales Puchuncaví- Chile	Road Safety Education Programme	In 2024, we carried out two initiatives under this programme. In celebration of Road Safety Day (June), the Nogales-Puchuncaví concession improved thirteen pedestrian crossings and directional arrows in Puchuncaví, particularly near Los Maquis School. Additionally, in November, the concession, in collaboration with CONASET, facilitated an online road safety course for 11 municipal schoolteachers from Puchuncaví and Nogales.	Municipality of Puchuncaví - CONASET.	20,959 inhabitants of Puchuncaví and 11 municipal teachers from Nogales and Puchuncaví benefited.