It is based on the recommendations of the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD), an internationally recognized framework aimed at improving the transparency of climate-related financial information.
Our approach
With a targeted and evolving approach, environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors are considered and integrated into the financial decisions of the Plan.
ESG criteria are analyzed and applied throughout the investment process, including the selection of our external managers.
Currently, the DGPP excludes from its investment scope:
• Tobacco companies
• Companies involved in the thermal coal sector
• Companies associated with the manufacture of non-conventional or mass destruction weapons.
As a PRI signatory, the DGPP regularly publishes a transparency report outlining its approach, governance and processes related to responsible investing.
Several modules show significant progress since 2023. The areas related to private investments, real estate and infrastructure have notably increased from four to five stars. This improvement demonstrates the relevance and effectiveness of the responsible investing initiatives implemented over the past two years and strengthens the DGPP’s position among its peers internationally.
Consult the DGPP’s 2025 PRI Transparency Report, available in English only.
All DGPP teams contribute to implementing responsible investment and are accountable for it. The mobilization of all resources aims at the following objectives:
• Improve process efficiency and enhance the Plan’s strategic position as an expertise contributor.
• Develop RI skills within DGPP teams.
• Increase the accountability of various players.
• Develop a culture of RI excellence.
• Lay the groundwork for a research program to identify opportunities to create value and generate positive impacts.