Onet x Digital Cleanup Day
an action in favor of digital responsibility
From March 11 to 16, 2024, Onet took part in Digital Cleanup Day, a global initiative to promote responsible and organized use of our digital tools. The week was an opportunity for the Group to once again demonstrate its commitment to responsible management of digital data and resources.
- thursday, march 28, 2024
- - Onet
+ Over 700,000 e-mails deleted
In the course of this operation, over 700,000 e-mails were deleted within the Onet Group.
This figure represents a significant increase over a traditional week, equivalent to 6 times more e-mails deleted than usual.
This performance underlines the collective effort and commitment of Onet's employees in France to contribute to a more sober and efficient digital environment.
At Onet, we're working every day to make the digital world more responsible. Our participation in Digital Cleanup Day is testimony to our commitment in this respect. By cleaning up and organizing our digital data, we are helping to reduce our environmental impact by limiting the consumption of digital resources.
Raising awareness of digital responsibility
This action is not limited to simply deleting unnecessary e-mails; it also highlights the importance of raising awareness among individuals of the need to improve their data and technology management practices.
In addition to this one-off operation, Onet promotes initiatives aimed at reducing its digital footprint.
Limiting your digital footprint also means thinking about the end-of-life of your IT equipment.
In 2023, 65 computers from the Group's computer pool were reset for donation to employees. A further 755 devices were reused or recycled thanks to our partnership with Olinn, an adapted company employing people with disabilities, which helps us manage the recycling and reuse of our waste electrical and electronic equipment.
Did you know?
A standard e-mail generates around 4 g of CO2. With a large attachment, it produces over 50 g of CO2. Sending a single e-mail with a 1 MB attachment is equivalent to lighting a light bulb for 2 hours. Sending it to 10 contacts emits as much CO2 as driving 2.6 km.
To discover the impact of your digital uses on the climate, consult the ADEME converter.