Our social investment projects focus on two lines of action: education, and social and productive entrepreneurship.
Together with civil society organizations and other strategic allies, we promote social investment projects that include the transfer of knowledge, technology, and innovation, as well as employment and entrepreneurship opportunities to promote sustainable development.
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Young Leadership
We promote access to opportunities for well-being and comprehensive development for seventh-grade students through quality education that builds skills and abilities, giving them a chance for a better socioeconomic future.
Location: Mexico City. -
A better future is Possible
Vesta partners with the ProEmpleo Productivo Foundation to train young people between the ages of 15 and 29, building their self-esteem and developing social and entrepreneurial skills which enable economic self-sufficiency.
Location: San Luis Potosí.
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Extraordinary and Entrepreneurial
This program strives to strengthen the business development of women who are already self-employed, through intensive workshops and consulting. We provide training in digital sales and resource optimization to improve economic and emotional well-being.
Location: Cd. Juárez, Chihuahua -
Building
Together with building suppliers and/or contractors, we build houses and classrooms
Location: Estado de México -
Baja Challenge
Together with our supplier Ware Malcomb and other contractors, we improve the quality of life for vulnerable families by building basic housing. Our collaborators from Tijuana participate actively as volunteers.
Location: Tijuana, BC. -
Participatory planning process
In alliance with Fundación Comunitaria Bajío, we create projects and promote the development of communities, organizing the inhabitants of the community, authorities and organizations.
Location: Chichimequillas, Guanajuato
2025 Social Investment Projects
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Social Investment Projects
2 lines of action:
Education, Social and Productive Entrepreneurship
Key components of Vesta’s social and environmental commitment include the respect human rights, labor standards, environmental stewardship, transparency, and the fight against corruption throughout our operations and in our relationships with stakeholders.
o Vesta joined the United Nations Global Compact in 2011 and have aligned our initiatives with the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) since 2017.
Vesta’s social and community development initiatives and use of cutting-edge technology directly address five of the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), optimizing natural resource consumption while reducing our environmental footprint.
Our direct impact objectives are:
Most of Vesta’s developments include the use of solar panels and/or wastewater treatment plants to increase the efficient use of natural resources. We join our clients and value chain partners in strategic alliances for the same purpose. We also form strategic alliances with our clients and value chain partners
Our indirect impact objectives are:
We engage with our stakeholders, acknowledging the diverse cultural, economic, and social contexts in which we operate.
Since 2017, Vesta updates its Materiality Analysis every two years, the most recent update having been completed in 2022. This process identifies those high-impact issues most relevant to Vesta and our stakeholders. The resulting analysis then drives future initiatives and procedures, and guides our Company’s ESG focus and related budgets. Vesta's ESG Strategy is also aligned with our Route 2030 strategy and targets.
We manage Vesta's properties comprehensively, in shared responsibility with our stakeholders, particularly our tenants and suppliers. Therefore, we have a commitment program that outlines how Vesta acts and engages with its audiences, the commitments to enhance the sustainable performance of our developments and activities.