To ensure a high level of ethics and transparency across our value chain, we have the following group policies in place:

• Code of Ethics (since 2007): outlines our values and a framework of rights, duties, and responsibilities for stakeholders. It encourages high professional standards and counteracts any deviations from applicable rules and corporate values.
   
• Model 231 (since 2007): a system of protocols that regulates our company structure and guides the management of sensitive processes. The primary aim is to mitigate the risk of employee involvement in criminal offences, thereby reducing the company’s administrative liability. An independent Supervisory Body is responsible for overseeing compliance with and the proper functioning of Model 231, and for making updates to both the Model and the Code of Ethics.
   
• Anti-Bribery and Anti-Corruption Policy (since 2021): Lays down a set of internal rules aimed at prohibiting and reducing incidents of bribery and corruption by our employees, suppliers or partners.
   
• Supplier Code of Conduct (since 2021): describes our expectations of our suppliers. The Code communicates our values and supports the adoption of corresponding behaviours on crucial matters such as human rights, workers' rights, health and safety, environmental protection, and anti-corruption efforts.
   
• Conflict Minerals Policy (since 2019): aims to guarantee a responsible global supply chain for certain minerals from conflict-affected and high-risk areas.
   
• Export Control Policy (since 2019): ensures product exports are made according to export control and sanctions laws.
   
• Anti-Money Laundering and Anti-Tax Evasion (since 2021): aims to avoid any conflicts of interest and to comply with the obligations set out in laws and regulations prohibiting money laundering, terrorist financing and tax evasion all over the world.

We are committed to respect and promote the human rights of all those involved in our business, in every country where we operate. In October 2023, we formalised our commitment to human rights — a vital aspect of the company's sustainability strategy — in our Human Rights Policy. We audit and carefully select suppliers from countries and areas that are ‘at risk’ from a human rights perspective to ensure they follow our ethical business practices outlined by our Supplier Code of Conduct.

• Human Rights Policy 

Respecting the law and the principles expressed in its own Ethical Code is a fundamental aspect of Evoca's conduct. Consequently, Evoca supports and encourages its employees, collaborators, suppliers, customers, and partners to report potential behaviors that do not comply with Evoca's standards, and in general, potential violations of laws, the Ethical Code, and the Group's policies and procedures.

For this purpose, Evoca has established a dedicated platform for reporting. Evoca ensures the utmost confidentiality and discretion in managing reports and guarantees that no retaliatory measures will be taken against those who report the aforementioned behaviors in good faith.

• Whistleblowing Policy