Empowering the shift towards a more sustainable world
In the transition to a more sustainable economy, STREAM will support businesses through an integrated approach. Our support encompasses assessment and planning, training, strategic alignment with sustainability standards, comprehensive reporting, and continuous monitoring and improvement.
Our specialized consulting team, with extensive experience in environmental and energy topics, has already begun implementing these services in companies across sectors including molds, plastics, and services.
Among the 27 States Members of the European Union (EU), Portugal's is now ranked 16th place, reflecting the efforts of digital development of the society and national economy, in the DESI (Digital Economy and Society Index) ranking.
This index is composed of 33 indicators distributed in 4 dimensions: human capital, connectivity, companies, and public services. According to EU data, Portugal's positive balance involves increases in 13 indicators, among which the following stand out:
Human capital: there was an increase of 6 positions (+11%) in terms of specialists in information and knowledge technologies, which represents a convergence with the European average, to which the significant increase in women contributed (22% of the total), placing Portugal in 9th place in this field and above the EU average;
Connectivity: the country occupies top places in terms of access to fast fixed broadband (3rd place) and a very high capacity of fixed network coverage (7th place);
Companies: Portugal leads the new twin transition indicator (digital and green) which reflects the adoption of digital technologies with an impact on environmental sustainability, being equally in top places in the adoption of Artificial Intelligence technologies by companies indicator;
Public Administration: Portugal remains above the EU average, standing out in the provision of digital public services for citizens and companies.
