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InCase is a small consultancy with modest carbon footprint. Despite our size, we still manage it actively. Our environmental policy has been in place since 2018, is approved by company management and is reviewed every year. We have recorded our carbon emissions annually since 2018.

We travel only when the work benefits from it and choose the most effective, carbon efficient way to get there. We encourage electrification with innovative financing options for our employees to electrify and encourage carbon offsetting wherever reasonable.

Embracing digital working and a paperless office since 2005, any waste is managed on the principles of reduction, re-use and recycling.

We comply as a minimum with all relevant environmental legislation and other environmental requirements.

InCase maintains formal company policies covering modern slavery, anti-bribery and corruption, data protection and IT security. Our environmental commitments are set out under Environment. Each policy is approved by company management, reviewed annually and applied in line with the laws and regulations that apply in each country where we operate.

Modern slavery. InCase is committed to preventing slavery and human trafficking in its business and supply chains. Due diligence is applied to suppliers on appointment and reviewed regularly, and all staff receive training on the risks at onboarding.

Anti-bribery and corruption. InCase is committed to compliance with all applicable anti-bribery and anti-corruption legislation. No bribes or corrupt payments are made, offered, sought or accepted by the company or by anyone acting on its behalf.

Data protection. InCase processes personal data lawfully, fairly and transparently, in line with applicable data protection law.

IT security. InCase treats the security of its own systems and its clients' data as a basic condition of doing business. Access is limited to the people who need it, everyone working for InCase is required to follow our security policy, and any concern is reported and reviewed. We observe the legislation that applies in the territories where we operate.

InCase uses artificial intelligence as a tool to support delivery, not as a substitute for professional judgement. Outputs produced with AI assistance are treated as proposals. They are reviewed and validated by qualified engineers before they are relied upon or shared with a client. Accountability for every deliverable remains with named InCase personnel.

InCase's use of AI is conducted in line with the laws and regulations that apply to its work, including data protection law.