Governance

Governance in the Odebrecht Foundation comprises the management system, including communication and processes, through which the institution is managed and monitored. It involves the relationship between the Foundation and its Board of Trustees, Superintendent and oversight and control bodies. It also addresses the system of interaction with the institutions that execute the Development and Integrated Growth Program with Sustainability (PDCIS), its beneficiaries, governments, the press and civil society.

The Odebrecht Foundation promotes best practices in Governance based on the pillars of responsibility, ethics, integrity, transparency, fairness and accountability. In line with its sponsor, the Odebrecht S.A., the Odebrecht Entrepreneurial Technology (TEO) is exercised and practiced by all members and shared with the institutions that execute the PDCIS.

Responsibility

Comply with the duty to assume the consequences arising from your actions.

Ethics

Act in accordance with legal, statutory and regimental regulations.

Integrity

Ensure that ethical integrity permeates all internal and external relationships.

Transparency

Acting transparently, offering frank, fast and accurate communication.

Fairness

Fair and equitable treatment of all those who relate to the institution.

Accountability

Present clear information on investments and results to partners and society.