SUSTAINABILITY

Leadership in action: DoDo is a community that acts decisively for sustainability, equity and inclusion. Protagonists of change through cultural projects and social impact initiatives. Our partnerships speak clearly: from Kering Responsible Gold Framework to the nearly two-decade collaboration with the WWF Italy, we set the standards of the sector.

DODO:
NAME, MISSION, NATURE

DODO’S SUSTAINABLE STRATEGY: CONSCIOUSNESS, 
MINDSET, COMMUNITY

Part of the Kering Group since 2013, DoDo promotes sustainability-oriented initiatives and projects, exploring responsible solutions and collaborations while adopting established ethical standards and long-term partnerships.

DoDo monitors its greenhouse gas emissions in line with internationally recognized standards, with the aim of understanding and concretely reducing its climate impact. In alignment with the Kering Group’s guidelines, the company has defined a reduction pathway covering both direct emissions and those related to energy consumption. Specifically, DoDo has committed to reducing by 54.6% by 2033 the total emissions from operational scopes most directly under its control, compared to 2022 levels. This target will be pursued through progressive measures, as well as continuous monitoring of results and updates to the actions implemented over time.

The gold used comes from supply chains selected according to the criteria of the Kering Metals Platform, which ensure material traceability and respect for both the environment and people, with verifications carried out by independent third parties. The brand is certified by the Responsible Jewellery Council under the COP (Code of Practices) standard, confirming a concrete commitment to responsible practices throughout the entire supply chain, from ethical labor to the reduction of environmental impacts.

DoDo carries out annual due diligence on its commercial partners to verify any deviations from the OECD Annex II guidelines. The January 2026 report indicates that no human rights risks were identified, that the transactions assessed were considered low risk, and that the checks performed were compliant with RJC principles.