Mapei’s ninth Sustainability Report outlines the Group’s ongoing commitment to responsible growth across all 59 countries in which it operates. The report highlights concrete actions to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, including the expansion of the Zero* Line and increased energy efficiency in manufacturing. Equal emphasis is placed on people, with a strong focus on inclusion, training and ethical values. Engagement with local communities, culture and sport further reinforces Mapei’s long-term vision for a sustainable and shared future.

The new Rodari School in Conegliano embodies a circular and sustainable design approach, starting with the careful selection of materials. The building is conceived to be fully disassemblable and recyclable. Polyglass contributes through high-performance, synthetic roofing membranes that ensure durability, energy efficiency and environmental sustainability.

The Gianni Rodari Primary School in Conegliano (northern Italy) is an innovative example of sustainable and community-oriented educational architecture. The circular, single-storey layout places classrooms around a central shared space, fostering interaction and a strong connection with nature. Conceived as a Nearly Zero Energy Building, the project integrates sustainable building methods and technologies. High-performance, certified waterproofing solutions by Polyglass contribute to durability, safety and comfort.