Wipro — full event log
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Goals to reach 4.75M children with education, 155k children with disabilities, 360k students in digital skilling, and 1M women through healthcare initiatives by FY26.
sustainability_report p.130
Wipro revised water goals to be more feasible and aligned with infrastructure. New targets: reduce absolute freshwater consumption by 3% YoY; increase treated water utilization to 45% of total water use by 2030; maintain ZLD; 100% wastewater treated.
sustainability_report p.74
2025· 52 events
Wipro to ensure all new campuses incorporate essential biodiversity design principles; active national/global advocacy on biodiversity and nature-positive solutions.
sustainability_report p.16
FY25 emissions for Work from Home, Waste and Downstream leased assets restated from the Integrated Annual Report FY25 to provide a more accurate representation. The reduction (%) for FY24 has also been restated.
sustainability_report p.5
Scope 2 emissions reduced 87% from 2017 baseline to 23,416 tCO2e in FY25 driven by renewable electricity contracts (162,915 MWh purchased) and energy efficiency. Emission intensity (Scope 1+2) for India owned offices fell from 59 to 13 kgCO2/sq.m/annum FY23-FY25. Data centre PUE improved to 1.55.
sustainability_report p.7
ESG goals mapped to UN SDGs: SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption), 13 (Climate Action), 14 (Life Below Water), 5 (Gender Equality), 8 (Decent Work), 3 (Good Health), 6 (Clean Water), 11 (Sustainable Cities), 17 (Partnerships).
sustainability_report p.2
Goal to source 100% renewable electricity for all owned facilities by 2030. FY25 India facilities at 84%.
sustainability_report p.2
Wipro's RE transition is driven through Green Tariff, Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) and Group Captive arrangements. Today, 84% of purchased electricity comes from renewable sources, reducing GHG emissions by 120,506 tCO2e. The company targets 100% renewable energy for all owned facilities by 2030, scaling open access/group captive procurement from 75M to 110M units. Wipro also self-generates 2,842 MWh via solar PV. Member of EV100 with 100% EV deployment at Kochi site.
sustainability_report p.66
Employee commute is the largest Scope 3 category (~40%, 72,858 tCO2e), tripled vs FY24 due to return-to-office. Three-pronged strategy: (1) Fleet electrification — first major Indian company in EV100, 100% EV deployment in Kochi, targeting 100% by 2030; (2) EV-ready infrastructure and charging investments; (3) Collaborative mobility including shuttles in Bengaluru and carpooling platforms. Employee commute survey launched for data-driven policy.
sustainability_report p.71
Wipro adopted a consolidated reporting boundary this year, encompassing all Indian and overseas operations. Previously based on standalone entity perspective. Prior year figures may not be directly comparable.
sustainability_report p.10
Deloitte Haskins & Sells LLP provides assurance at both reasonable and limited levels. Reasonable assurance covers Scope 1, Scope 2, energy consumption, water withdrawal/discharge, waste generated/diverted/directed, and customer privacy data.
sustainability_report p.157
Wipro's climate strategy is anchored on decarbonization (energy efficiency + RE transition) rather than removals or offsets. The report does not disclose any carbon removal purchases (DAC, BECCS, afforestation) or carbon credit retirements. Approach is to achieve Net-Zero by 2040 primarily through absolute emissions reduction, with SBTi-validated near-term targets of 59% Scope 1+2 reduction and 55% Scope 3 reduction by 2030.
sustainability_report p.67
Wipro committed to reducing delivery footprint of top 25 accounts by 50% in Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions by 2030, with 5% year-on-year compounded reduction. Built a 'Responsible Delivery' (Considered Delivery) impact calculator to measure service emissions footprint, currently being deployed across clients with quarterly reviews.
sustainability_report p.122
Targeting 50% reduction in Scope 1,2 and 3 GHG emissions across top 25 customer delivery footprints by 2030, with compounded year-on-year 5% reduction. Treats client engagements as a primary climate lever via solutioning and advocacy.
sustainability_report p.2
Wipro initiated native biodiversity restoration on 8 acres at Gopanapally campus, Hyderabad. ~1,500 native saplings planted with 75-80% survival rate, restoring endemic habitat from invasive Lantana/Prosopis.
sustainability_report p.83
~17.33 million sq ft (90% of office space) is connected to Building Management System integrated with the Global Energy Command Centre (GECC). ISO 50001 EMS implemented across three campuses (Kodathi, Chennai, Sarjapur 2). New buildings designed with natural ventilation, under-floor air cooling, achieving EPI of 65 kWh/sqm at Kodathi and Gopanapally Hyderabad campuses.
sustainability_report p.66
Achieved 50% improvement in freshwater efficiency (from 150 to 75 Lpcd). 31% of total water requirement met from treated wastewater; 100% of wastewater treated; zero discharge of untreated wastewater across owned facilities. Target: 45% treated water utilization by 2030; 3% YoY absolute freshwater reduction.
sustainability_report p.74
Wipro aligns with 9 UN Sustainable Development Goals: SDG 3 (Health), SDG 4 (Education), SDG 6 (Clean Water), SDG 7 (Clean Energy), SDG 8 (Decent Work), SDG 9 (Innovation), SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities), SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption), SDG 17 (Partnerships).
sustainability_report p.142
Wipro improved Scope 3 emissions measurement granularity across employee commute, business travel, purchased goods, with employee commute now identified as largest Scope 3 category at ~40%. Office return drove threefold increase in commute emissions vs FY24.
sustainability_report p.71
FY25 emissions for Work from Home, Waste and Downstream leased assets have been restated from the Integrated Annual Report FY25 to provide a more accurate representation. Additionally, FY24 Scope 3 reduction percentage was restated.
sustainability_report p.5
Wipro engages suppliers through the Wipro Initiative for Supplier Engagement (WISE) program and is the first India-based firm on the CDP Supply Chain platform. In FY25, reached out to 160 large suppliers via CDP (50% response rate) and ~25% of strategic SME suppliers via WISE for ESG maturity assessments and target-setting. All hardware procured is EPEAT-certified (5-star rating since 2022).
sustainability_report p.72
Scope 3 employee commuting emissions increased from 26,147 tCO2e in FY24 to 72,858 tCO2e in FY25, likely reflecting increased return-to-office. Employee swipe counts increased from 24,016 to 48,087.
sustainability_report p.5
Business travel (Scope 3 Cat 6) has been reduced from 57,934 tCO2e in FY23 to 30,315 tCO2e in FY25, a reduction of approximately 48%. This is one of the SBTi-approved top 3 Scope 3 categories for Wipro and is actively managed. The firm tracks this as a key lever toward its 55% Scope 3 reduction target by 2030.
sustainability_report p.5
Employee commuting (Scope 3 Cat 7) increased significantly to 72,858 tCO2e in FY25 from 26,147 tCO2e in FY24, reflecting increased return-to-office (swipe counts nearly doubled to 48,087). Wipro acknowledges this as a key Scope 3 category and includes work-from-home emissions separately (12,310 tCO2e in FY25), recognising the tradeoff between office and home-working emissions. Managing commuting patterns and WFH policies is an active lever in its Scope 3 reduction strategy.
sustainability_report p.5
Wipro has set a net zero GHG emissions target for Scope 1, 2 and Scope 3 by 2040. Interim target: reduce baseline emissions by 59% for Scope 1&2 by 2030 (2017 baseline) and 55% for Scope 3 by 2030 (2020 baseline).
sustainability_report p.2
Downstream leased assets (Scope 3 Cat 13) was zero in FY23 but grew to 1,234 tCO2e in FY24 and 3,285 tCO2e in FY25, suggesting addition of this category to reporting scope. Note: Scope 3 numbers for SBTi baseline only include the top 3 SBTi-approved categories.
sustainability_report p.5
Wipro purchases renewable electricity extensively, with 165 million units (84% of energy used in India facilities) sourced from renewables in FY25, up from 60% in FY23. The company has a stated goal to reach 100% renewable energy for all owned facilities by 2030. Renewable-purchased electricity accounts for 77.8% of total energy consumption (162,915 MWh), with an additional 2,842 MWh generated via on-site solar PV. Grid-purchased (non-renewable) electricity has declined sharply from 72,995 MWh in FY23 to 32,209 MWh in FY25.
sustainability_report p.7
Upstream fuel and energy-related emissions (Scope 3 Cat 3) dropped sharply from 67,017 tCO2e in FY23 to 16,349 tCO2e in FY25, a 76% reduction, driven by the shift to renewable energy procurement which reduces associated upstream fuel and energy impacts. This is among the largest absolute reductions achieved across Scope 3 categories.
sustainability_report p.5
Wipro has set a target to achieve 100% renewable energy for all owned facilities by 2030. As of FY25, 84% of energy used in facilities in India is renewable.
sustainability_report p.2
Wipro targets to strengthen customer stewardship by 2030 by reducing the delivery footprint of top 25 accounts by 50% in Scope 1, 2 and 3 GHG emissions with a year-on-year reduction of 5% on a compounded basis.
sustainability_report p.2
Wipro has significantly reduced Scope 2 emissions from 59,120 tCO2e in FY23 to 23,416 tCO2e in FY25 (87% reduction vs 2017 baseline) through large-scale renewable energy procurement and energy efficiency measures. Energy intensity by area improved from 181.10 to 88.30 kWh/sq.mt/annum between FY23 and FY25. Data center PUE improved from 1.61 to 1.55 and the number of owned data centers increased from 2 to 5 in FY25.
sustainability_report p.6
Wipro targets a 50% reduction in the delivery footprint of its top 25 client accounts in terms of Scope 1, 2 and 3 GHG emissions by 2030, with a year-on-year reduction of 5% on a compounded basis. This lever addresses the embedded carbon footprint of Wipro's services to customers and involves collaborative engagement with customers and suppliers to reduce lifecycle carbon footprint.
sustainability_report p.2
Wipro's operationally-controlled facilities are powered by 84% purchased renewable electricity (162,915 MWh) plus 2,842 MWh self-generated via on-site solar PV. RE transition is via Green Tariff, Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), and Group Captive arrangements across three Indian states. Founding member of EV100 and committed to 100% RE by 2030. RE transition has avoided 120,506 tCO2e of emissions vs. conventional grid sourcing.
sustainability_report p.66
Employee commute is the largest Scope 3 category (~40%, 72,858 tCO2e). As first major Indian company in EV100, Wipro aims for 100% EV fleet by 2030, with 100% deployment already achieved in Kochi. Investing in EV charging infrastructure, shuttle programs in Bengaluru, and employee commute survey to gather granular data.
sustainability_report p.71
This year, 89% of our facilities underwent assessment and have received ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certification.
sustainability_report p.64
Wipro reiterates Net Zero target by 2040, with interim SBTi-aligned targets: 59% reduction in Scope 1+2 by 2030 from 2017 baseline, 55% reduction in Scope 3 by 2030 from 2020 baseline.
sustainability_report p.2
Maintain zero liquid discharge of untreated water (ZLD) across owned facilities; reduce absolute freshwater consumption 3% YoY; increase treated water to 45% of total water use by 2030.
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The FY25 ESG Dashboard does not disclose any specific carbon removals (DAC, BECCS, biochar) or offset retirement volumes. Decarbonisation strategy focuses on absolute reduction across Scope 1, 2 and 3, with biodiversity/tree-cover advocacy on campuses but no quantified removal-credit purchases for inventory.
sustainability_report p.4
Strengthen customer stewardship by 2030 by reducing the delivery footprint of the top 25 accounts by 50% in Scope 1, 2 and 3 GHG emissions with year-on-year 5% compounded reduction.
sustainability_report p.46
Wipro advanced toward greater granularity in measuring Scope 3 emissions, particularly Purchased Goods and Services, Business Travel, and Employee Commute. Scope 3 categories expanded in detail vs prior years.
sustainability_report p.88
100% RE for all owned facilities by 2030. Currently 84% achieved.
sustainability_report p.46
Wipro's climate strategy focuses on decarbonization through energy efficiency and renewable energy transition rather than carbon removals. The report does not disclose any DAC, BECCS, biochar, or durable removal credits. Mitigation efforts emphasize reducing emissions at source across operations and value chain.
sustainability_report p.87
Wipro monitors energy consumption across campuses through the GECC, which aggregates BMS inputs to optimize operational control. Approximately 17.33 million sq ft across India are connected to BMS (90% of office space). Three campuses are ISO 50001 certified. New facilities (Kodathi, Gopanapally) achieve Energy Performance Index of 65 kWh/sqm. Cumulative investment of $11.7M over 5 years projected for efficiency initiatives.
sustainability_report p.66
Business travel is the third largest Scope 3 category (~16% of Scope 3, 30,315 tCO2e). Wipro created a Sustainable Travel Policy promoting alternative modes (trains/buses) in India and EU, technology nudges for low-carbon choices, and engagement with top 25 delivery accounts. FY25 achieved 16% reduction in business travel emissions.
sustainability_report p.70
Wipro engages suppliers through WISE (Wipro Initiative for Supplier Engagement) program and CDP Supply Chain platform — first India-based company to do so. In FY25, reached out to 160 large suppliers through CDP, with 50% response rate. Engaged 25% of strategic small/medium suppliers via WISE on ESG maturity. EPEAT 5-star rated for hardware procurement. Purchased Goods & Services accounted for 32,866 tCO2e in Scope 3.
sustainability_report p.127
Wipro created a Responsible Delivery Impact calculator to measure carbon footprint of services. Committed by 2030 to reducing delivery footprint of top 25 accounts by 50% in Scope 1, 2, and 3 GHG emissions with 5% YoY compounded reduction. Tool deployed across clients with quarterly reviews.
sustainability_report p.122
Wipro has adopted a consolidated reporting boundary this year, encompassing all Indian and overseas operations. Previously based on a standalone entity perspective. Prior year figures may not be directly comparable.
sustainability_report p.10
Water goals updated to be more feasible and time-bound. New targets: 100% wastewater treatment, 45% treated water utilization by 2030, 3% YoY freshwater reduction, ZLD across owned facilities.
sustainability_report p.74
Scope 3 Cat 1 purchased goods emissions dropped from 87,287 tCO2e (FY23) to 32,866 tCO2e (FY25). Collaborative engagement with suppliers to continuously reduce packaging footprint and improve recycling practices is the core mitigating action.
sustainability_report p.5
Wipro is pursuing 100% renewable electricity across all owned facilities by 2030. In FY25, 84% of energy used in India facilities was renewable (up from 60% in FY23 and 76% in FY24). Renewable energy is sourced primarily through purchased renewable electricity (162,915 MWh in FY25) supplemented by on-site solar PV generation (2,842 MWh).
sustainability_report p.7
Reduce delivery footprint of top 25 accounts by 50% in Scope 1,2 and 3 GHG emissions by 2030, with year-on-year 5% compounded reduction.
sustainability_report p.2
Sites under operational control coverage: ISO 14001:2015 (Environmental) 89%, ISO 45001:2018 (OHS) 90.5%, ISO 50001:2018 (Energy) 14.3%.
sustainability_report p.13
Employee commute emissions rose sharply from 28,193 tCO2e (FY23) to 72,858 tCO2e (FY25) as return-to-office accelerated (swipe count rose from 19,617 to 48,087); WFH emissions fell from 23,968 to 12,310 tCO2e. Net Cat 7 burden up materially YoY — a key lever to monitor.
sustainability_report p.5
Scope 3 business travel emissions reduced from 57,934 tCO2e (FY23) to 30,315 tCO2e (FY25), a ~48% reduction, reflecting structural shifts in travel policy and hybrid working norms post-pandemic.
sustainability_report p.5
2024· 57 events
Total workforce of 234,054 includes Wipro 225,382 + Capco 5,967 + Others 2,705. Affects YoY employee count comparisons.
sustainability_report p.12
Wipro committed to Net Zero GHG emissions across Scope 1, 2 and 3 by 2040. Near-term: 59% reduction in Scope 1+2 by 2030 (from 2017 baseline) and 55% reduction in Scope 3 by 2030 (from 2020 baseline). SBTi validated in 2021.
sustainability_report p.42
Commitment to 100% renewable energy for all owned facilities by 2030. Currently at 76%.
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Improve total water efficiency by 60% in all owned facilities from baseline of 200 liters/employee/day in FY23 to 70 liters/employee/day. Increase reused water to 60% of total consumption by 2030.
sustainability_report p.29
Strengthen customer stewardship by 2030 by reducing the delivery footprint of the top 25 accounts by 50% in terms of Scope 1, 2, and 3 GHG emissions with year-on-year reduction of 5% compounded.
sustainability_report p.29
Aligned operations with SDGs 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 17.
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Selected as Dow Jones Sustainability World Index member for 14th consecutive year; Gold in EcoVadis 2022.
sustainability_report p.24
Scope 3 inventory now explicitly includes Work from Home emissions (18,230 tCO2e in FY24), reflecting more comprehensive measurement of value chain emissions.
sustainability_report p.43
Around 75-76% of Wipro's purchased electricity for owned/operated facilities comes from renewable sources (520.5 TJ purchased renewable + 10.7 TJ self-generated solar PV). Sources include green tariffs, Private Purchase Agreements (PPAs), and a new Group Captive investment in FY24. The transition has avoided over 101,002 tCO2e. Wipro is a member of RE100 and targets 100% renewable energy across owned facilities by 2030.
sustainability_report p.40
Wipro explicitly favors Net Zero over carbon neutrality and rejects heavy reliance on offsets. Per SBTi guidance, offsets are limited to the residual ~10% of emissions in the target year. The strategy emphasizes direct decarbonization (renewable energy + efficiency) rather than carbon credits or sinks.
sustainability_report p.56
Launched a Fair Travel Program with an external partner to baseline and reduce business travel emissions (cat 6 = 36,227 tCO2e in FY24). Strategy includes promoting trains/buses (especially in India and EU), employee awareness campaigns and account-level targets within top delivery accounts.
sustainability_report p.45
First major Indian business to join EV100 (Climate Group); committed to 100% electric fleet by 2030. Kochi campus already 100% EV; formal EV contracts in Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kochi. EV + CNG now account for ~43% of distance traveled by owned fleet.
sustainability_report p.45
First India-based company to formally use CDP Supply Chain platform; engaging top carbon-intensive suppliers. Launched Wipro Initiative for Supplier Engagement (WISE) pilot with 50 strategic suppliers to assess sustainability maturity and set carbon/environment/social reduction targets. Targeting ~200 suppliers on CDP.
sustainability_report p.45
Built 'Considered Delivery Impact' calculator to measure footprint contribution of programs/teams; deploying among clients with quarterly reviews. Goal: reduce delivery emissions for top 25 customer accounts by 50% by 2030 (5% YoY compounded).
sustainability_report p.57
Wipro's 2017 baseline for Scope 1 was 16,046 tCO2e and Scope 2 was 179,407 tCO2e. By FY24, Scope 1 reached 6,515 (59% reduction) and Scope 2 reached 32,413 (82% reduction), meeting or exceeding interim targets.
sustainability_report p.4
Downstream leased assets appeared in the Scope 3 inventory for the first time in FY2023-24 with 1,234 tCO2e, compared to zero in both prior years.
sustainability_report p.4
Business travel and employee commuting are key Scope 3 categories for Wipro. Business travel emissions peaked at 57,934 tCO2e in FY23 as post-COVID travel resumed, declining to 36,227 tCO2e in FY24. Employee commute emissions were 26,147 tCO2e in FY24. Work-from-home emissions are separately tracked at 18,230 tCO2e in FY24. Managing the balance between on-site presence and remote work is a key lever for this category.
sustainability_report p.4
Wipro has set a goal to achieve 100% renewable energy for all owned facilities by 2030. As of FY24, they have reached 76% renewable energy as % of energy used in India facilities.
sustainability_report p.2
Wipro targets improving total water efficiency by 60% in owned facilities from 200 liters/employee/day (FY23 baseline) to 70 liters/employee/day, and increasing share of reused water to 60% by 2030 (revised to 50% in the water section).
sustainability_report p.2
Wipro's primary Scope 1 and 2 reduction strategy focuses on switching from grid electricity to renewable sources and improving energy efficiency across owned India campuses. Scope 2 emissions dropped 82% from the 2017 baseline (179,407 tCO2e) to 32,413 tCO2e in FY24, while Scope 1 fell 59% to 6,515 tCO2e. Energy intensity per unit area improved from 177.3 kWh/sq.m in FY22 to 83.95 kWh/sq.m in FY24. Data centre consolidation (from 5 DCs to 2) also contributed to energy reduction.
sustainability_report p.4
Wipro has committed to reducing the delivery footprint of its top 25 customer accounts by 50% in terms of Scope 1, 2 and 3 GHG emissions by 2030, with a year-on-year compounded reduction of 5%. This dependent lever focuses on collaborative engagement with customers to reduce lifecycle carbon footprints and developing a comprehensive portfolio of green customer solutions.
sustainability_report p.2
Wipro has set a target to achieve Net Zero GHG emissions for Scope 1, 2 and Scope 3 by 2040. Interim targets include 59% reduction in Scope 1&2 by 2030 on 2017 baseline and 55% reduction in Scope 3 by 2030 on 2020 baseline.
sustainability_report p.2
The Scope 3 baseline of 281,213 tCO2e and FY24 figure of 116,217 tCO2e only include the SBTi-approved top 3 categories, limiting comparability of full Scope 3 reported numbers (172,188 tCO2e).
sustainability_report p.4
Wipro has significantly expanded its renewable electricity procurement, reaching 145 million units (76% of India facility energy) in FY2023-24, up from 43.6% in FY2021-22. The strategy combines purchased renewable electricity (144,580 MWh) with on-site solar PV generation (2,964 MWh). The company has set a formal goal to achieve 100% renewable energy for all owned facilities by 2030.
sustainability_report p.5
Purchased goods and services (Scope 3 Cat 1) is Wipro's largest Scope 3 category historically, at 88,104 tCO2e in FY22 and 87,287 tCO2e in FY23, declining sharply to 33,968 tCO2e in FY24. Wipro requires 100% of targeted suppliers to sign the Supplier Code of Conduct and undergo CSR assessments. Collaborative engagement with suppliers to reduce the packaging and carbon footprint of purchased products is a stated mitigating action.
sustainability_report p.4
Awarded A- in CDP Climate Change and Water Disclosure, and A in CDP Supply Chain. 14-time member of Dow Jones Sustainability Indices; Top 10% in S&P Global 2024 CSA (6th in global IT sector); Silver in EcoVadis; 2024 EPEAT Purchaser Award.
sustainability_report p.11
Wipro committed to reducing the delivery footprint of the top 25 customer accounts by 50% (Scope 1, 2, 3 GHG emissions) by 2030, with a year-on-year 5% compounded reduction. Launched 'Considered Delivery Impact' calculator and Fair Travel Program.
sustainability_report p.29
Around 76% of purchased electricity for facilities under operational control comes from renewable sources (520.3 million MJ purchased renewable plus 10.7 million MJ self-generated solar PV). Wipro uses a mix of green tariffs, Private Purchase Agreements (PPAs) across three Indian states, and in FY24 invested in Group Captive arrangements expected to significantly increase the renewable share. Around 75% of electricity in India is renewable. Target is 100% renewable energy across owned facilities by 2030 (RE100 commitment).
sustainability_report p.40
Purchased Goods and Services emissions (33,968 tCO2e in FY24) are tackled through the CDP Supply Chain platform (Wipro was first India-based company to use it) — reaching ~200 suppliers — and the Wipro Initiative for Supplier Engagement (WISE) program piloting with 50 strategic suppliers to measure baseline emissions and set reduction targets. Wipro is a 7-time EPEAT award winner for sustainable IT procurement.
sustainability_report p.45
Wipro is committed to RE100, targeting 100% renewable energy for all owned facilities by 2030. Currently at 76% renewable electricity.
sustainability_report p.56
Wipro set targets to improve total water efficiency by 60% (from 200 L/employee/day in FY23 to 70 L/employee/day) and increase reused water share to 60% of total water consumption by 2030. Currently at 35% reused water.
sustainability_report p.29
Wipro explicitly distinguishes Net Zero (direct decarbonization to absolute emissions reductions) from carbon neutrality (balancing emissions with sinks). It aligns with SBTi guidance allowing offsets only for the residual ~10% of footprint and only from the target year (2040) onwards. The company supported the SBTi pushback against premature inclusion of carbon credits. No durable removals (DAC, BECCS, biochar) currently disclosed in inventory.
sustainability_report p.56
Wipro committed to 50% reduction in delivery emissions (Scope 1, 2, 3) for top-25 customer accounts by 2030 with year-on-year 5% compounded reductions. A 'Considered Delivery Impact' calculator measures program/team footprint contributions and is being deployed across clients, reviewed quarterly. Sustainable Technology and Cloud/EUCS services are positioned as low-carbon offerings.
sustainability_report p.57
Wipro reports alignment with United Nations Sustainable Development Goals 3 (Good Health and Well-being), 4 (Quality Education), 6 (Clean Water and Sanitation), 7 (Affordable and Clean Energy), 8 (Decent Work), 9 (Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure), 11 (Sustainable Cities), 12 (Responsible Consumption), and 17 (Partnerships).
sustainability_report p.12
Wipro is a founding member of Transform to Net Zero and the Clean Air Alliance, which focuses on measuring and mitigating air emissions other than greenhouse gases.
sustainability_report p.44
Energy efficiency in operations is governed by the Facilities Management Group, with Global Energy Command Centre (GECC) aggregating Building Management System (BMS) data across 15.2 million sq ft (68% of office space). A chiller reconfiguration case study at a Bengaluru campus delivered a 40% reduction in energy consumption and INR 18 million annual savings. New facilities in Bengaluru and Hyderabad achieve an Energy Performance Index below 80 kWh/sqm/annum. 36 LEED-certified buildings.
sustainability_report p.41
Wipro has been selected as a Dow Jones Sustainability World Index (DJSI) member for the 14th consecutive year. Also received Gold in EcoVadis Sustainability Rating 2022.
sustainability_report p.24
Wipro joined EV100 (Climate Group initiative) as the first major Indian business to commit to transitioning its global employee transport fleet to electric vehicles by 2030. Kochi campus achieved 100% EV deployment; EV+CNG account for ~43% of fleet distance.
sustainability_report p.45
100% of operationally-controlled sites are certified with ISO 45001 (occupational health and safety management). Three campuses (Kodathi, Chennai, Sarjapur 2) also ISO 50001 certified covering 35% of office space.
sustainability_report p.70
Deloitte Haskins & Sells provided reasonable assurance for FY24 on 11 environmental metrics (energy consumption, water withdrawal/discharge, Scope 1/2 GHG, GHG intensity, ODS, waste) in addition to limited assurance on broader sustainability data. Upgrade from prior years for these specific indicators.
sustainability_report p.114
The reduction (%) for FY24 has been restated to 59% from prior reporting; reflects updated Scope 3 baseline alignment.
sustainability_report p.5
Wipro aims to achieve Net Zero GHG emissions for Scope 1, 2 and Scope 3 by 2040, with interim targets of 59% reduction for Scope 1 & 2 by 2030 (2017 baseline) and 55% reduction for Scope 3 by 2030 (2020 baseline).
sustainability_report p.2
For FY23-24 the organization has chosen to consolidate/reclassify allegations under which complaints were disposed, affecting year-over-year comparability of grievance categories.
sustainability_report p.20
Purchased grid electricity emissions in India offices dropped from 72,973 tCO2e (FY22) to 32,413 tCO2e (FY24) — a 56% reduction over two years — driven by replacing composite grid electricity (down from 100,957 to 45,269 MWh) with renewable PPAs. Scope 2 is now 82% below 2017 baseline.
sustainability_report p.4
Employee commute emissions (26,147 tCO2e FY24) plus work-from-home emissions (18,230 tCO2e FY24) together represent ~26% of total Scope 3. Wipro tracks hybrid working as part of mobility decarbonisation alongside business travel.
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Wipro committed to source 100% renewable electricity across all owned facilities by 2030. Achieved 76% renewable in FY24, up from 60% in FY23 and 43.6% in FY22.
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Downstream leased assets emissions newly reported (1,234 tCO2e in FY24) — were 0 in prior years, indicating boundary expansion.
sustainability_report p.4
Business travel emissions fell from 57,934 tCO2e (FY23) to 36,227 tCO2e (FY24), down 37% YoY after a post-pandemic rebound. Wipro frames travel control alongside hybrid work as a key lever for its Scope 3 trajectory.
sustainability_report p.4
Improve total water efficiency by 60% in all owned facilities from baseline of 200 liters per employee per day (FY23) to 70 liters per employee per day; increase reused water share to 60% by 2030.
sustainability_report p.2
Environmental Management System (ISO 14001:2015) covers 90.5% of sites, Occupational H&S (ISO 45001:2018) covers 90.5%, Energy Management (ISO 50001:2018) covers 14.3% of operationally controlled sites.
sustainability_report p.9
Global Energy Command Centre (GECC) integrated with Building Management Systems covers 15.2 million sq ft (68% of office space). A Bengaluru chiller retrofit reduced energy consumption 40% (saving INR 18M/year). New Bengaluru and Hyderabad campuses achieve EPI <80 kWh/sqm/yr. 36 LEED-certified buildings; ISO 50001 EMS adopted across campuses.
sustainability_report p.41
Wipro reduced from 5 owned data centres (FY22) to 2 (FY24), with absolute DC energy consumption dropping from 20.8M kWh to 0.73M kWh. PUE held at 1.62. Consolidation outsourcing data centre load to hyperscaler/third-party providers materially shrinks the owned-emissions footprint.
sustainability_report p.5
Reduce delivery footprint of top 25 accounts by 50% in Scope 1, 2, 3 emissions with year-on-year 5% compounded reduction.
sustainability_report p.2
Scope 3 Cat 1 (purchased goods/services) emissions fell sharply from 88,104 tCO2e (FY22) to 33,968 tCO2e (FY24), reflecting both procurement changes and methodology refinements. Wipro engages suppliers via SCOC sign-off (100% of targeted suppliers) and 100% CSR assessment of targeted suppliers.
sustainability_report p.4
Wipro's goals are mapped to UN Sustainable Development Goals: SDG 12 & 13 (climate), SDG 12 & 14 (water), SDG 5 & 8 (diversity), SDG 8 (learning), SDG 3 & 8 (H&S), SDG 6 & 11 (community), SDG 17 (governance).
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Wipro is on a 100% renewable electricity pathway for all owned facilities by 2030. In FY24, 76% of energy used in India facilities came from renewable sources (up from 60% in FY23, 43.6% in FY22). Renewable supply consists primarily of purchased renewable electricity (144,580 MWh in FY24) plus on-site solar PV generation (2,964 MWh).
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Wipro has committed to reduce delivery-footprint emissions (Scope 1, 2, 3) of its top 25 customer accounts by 50% by 2030, with 5% YoY compounded reductions. This is the customer-stewardship arm of its Net Zero pathway.
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2023· 24 events
Wipro committed to Net Zero GHG emissions for Scope 1 and 2 by 2030 and for Scope 3 by 2040. Interim targets: reduce Scope 1, 2 by 75% by 2030 on 2017 baseline, and Scope 3 by 60% on 2020 baseline. 100% RE for all owned facilities by 2030.
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Investment of ₹1,595 Mn in FY23 in green buildings (Kodathi, Goppanapali). Initiatives include Global Energy Command Centre aggregating BMS inputs to optimize energy efficiency, UPS capacitor replacement with Lithium batteries, LEED-aligned construction. Energy intensity 181.1 kWh per sq m per annum.
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Target to improve freshwater use efficiency by 65% in all owned facilities from baseline of 200 L/employee/day in FY23 to 70 L/employee/day by 2030. Increase recycled water share to 50% of total water consumption by 2030. Current recycled water share: 37%.
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Engaged 57 suppliers contributing to 80% of carbon emissions impacts through CDP Supply Chain Program in FY23; plans to engage 250+ suppliers in FY24. Indicates expansion of Scope 3 data quality and supplier emissions reporting coverage.
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Independent assurance for FY2022-23 climate, water, energy and waste data provided by Ernst & Young Associates LLP, replacing DNV GL who provided assurance for FY2021-22. Assurance level appears unchanged (limited).
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Wipro reports 60% renewable energy share in FY23, up from ~40% in FY22, driven by renewable electricity sourcing including from RE generators. Target is 100% RE for all owned facilities by 2030. Green procurement guidelines include Renewable Energy for operations. Used for 81% of 2030 Scope 1+2 reduction target progress.
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Stated mitigation plans for value-chain emissions include travel reduction and avoidance for business travel; EV, public transport and pooling for employee commute. These two scope-3 categories are flagged as major contributors alongside purchased goods.
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Target to achieve 38% gender diversity at overall level and 21% gender diversity at leadership level in FY24. Currently at 36.4% overall and 17% at leadership (D2-E).
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Renewable energy procurement is used to reduce upstream fuel-and-energy related (Scope 3 cat 3) emissions. Green procurement guidelines extend to facility management supplies, civil & infrastructure (green building materials) and IT products (EPEAT-certified equipment).
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All campuses certified to ISO 45001:2018 (OHS), ISO 14001:2015 (EMS), ISO 14064 (GHG), ISO 22301:2019 (BCMS, partial), LEED. Member of Transform to Net Zero, WEF, Open Footprint industry networks.
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Employee commute is a major scope 3 category. Mitigation approach is electric vehicles, public transport, and pooling.
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The report focuses on absolute reductions via energy efficiency, RE procurement, green buildings, and Scope 3 supplier engagement. No specific durable carbon removals (DAC, BECCS, biochar) program is described — Wipro's Net Zero 2040 plan is positioned as a multi-pronged reduction approach rather than offsets or removals.
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Independent assurance provided by DNV GL for FY2021-22 and Ernst & Young Associates LLP (EYA LL) for FY 2022-23.
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Renewable energy procurement is targeted at reducing upstream energy emissions (Scope 3 Category 3 — fuel and energy related). Plans integrate with supplier engagement on RE to reduce purchased goods emissions.
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Around 80% of environmental impact is from extended value chain. Business travel is a main contributing category; mitigation is travel reduction and avoidance for business travel as part of scope 3 reduction roadmap to 2040 (60% reduction on 2020 baseline).
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Wipro sources renewable energy from RE generators and has reached 60% RE share of electricity in FY22-23, up from ~40% in FY21-22. The firm has committed to 100% renewable energy for all owned facilities by 2030. Renewable electricity rose from 242,368 GJ to 408,138 GJ (~68% increase year on year). Procurement uses green guidelines covering RE for operations.
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The report does not disclose durable carbon removals (DAC, BECCS, biochar) nor offsets retired. The roadmap to Net Zero by 2040 emphasises a multi-pronged approach around energy efficiency, renewable energy, green buildings and scope 3 emission reduction rather than offsets/removals.
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Improve freshwater use efficiency by 65% from 200 to 70 liters per employee per day by 2030; increase share of recycled water to 50% by 2030.
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Engaged with 57 suppliers contributing 80% of carbon emissions impacts through CDP Supply Chain Program in FY23; plans to engage 250+ suppliers via CDP next year. EPEAT-aligned responsible sourcing of IT hardware; suppliers assessed through Natural Capital Valuation Program.
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Aggregates Building Management System (BMS) inputs on a common platform to optimise operational control and improve energy efficiency. UPS capacitor replacement (VRLA to Lithium batteries) extends battery life 2-3x and reduces UPS capacity needs. Green building investments at Kodathi and Goppanapali campuses.
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Achieve 38% gender diversity at an overall level in FY'24; 21% at leadership level. Currently 36.4% overall, 17% leadership.
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Wipro committed to Net-Zero GHG emissions for Scope 1 and 2 by 2030 and for Scope 3 by 2040; reduce baseline emissions by 75% Scope 1,2 on 2017 baseline and 60% Scope 3 on 2020 baseline; 100% RE for all owned facilities by 2030.
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Wipro conducts a Natural Capital Valuation Program assessing positive and negative impacts on natural capital across six KPIs: GHG emissions, air pollution, water consumption, water and land pollution, waste generation and land use change. Used in lieu of EPR (not applicable to services firm).
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Primary lever for Scope 2 reduction: increase renewable electricity share to 100% for all owned facilities by 2030. Wipro reports 60% RE share in FY23 (60.8% of electricity). Sourcing from RE generators is a stated green procurement guideline.
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2021· 2 events
In 2021, Wipro became the first Indian company to set SBTi-approved Net-Zero targets to achieve Net-Zero emissions across operations and value chain by 2040, with intermediate targets to reduce Scope 1+2 by 59% and Scope 3 by 55% by 2030.
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In 2021, Wipro became the first Indian company (7th globally) to have SBTi-approved Net-Zero targets validated. Targets: 59% reduction Scope 1+2 by 2030 (2017 baseline); 55% reduction Scope 3 by 2030 (2020 baseline); Net-Zero across Scope 1, 2, 3 by 2040.
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