ESG is part of what we strive to do every day. Our corporate mission is to advance the quality of life, and we do that by addressing the interconnections between our business, the needs of society, and the risks to our planet. This includes improving our own operations, harnessing the best team in the industry to evolve new products and services, and helping our customers achieve their environmental goals.
Read our latest ESG report, which showcases Agilent’s growing set of sustainable solutions that enable hundreds of thousands of labs worldwide to reduce consumption of nonrenewable resources and to minimize waste. It also shows how we’re continuing to reduce the environmental impact of our operations and our progress building a top workplace for diverse talent.
Since our founding more than 20 years ago, we've worked to reduce our energy, waste, water and CO2 emissions. Now we're taking it a step further. We're proud to announce that we will achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
Our success is anchored in our people and sustained by our core values. At Agilent, we believe that building a diverse workforce and nurturing an inclusive environment are crucial elements of our success. We work hard to be a company where all employees feel good about the work they do and the people with whom they do it.
The vision and mission of the Agilent Foundation is to advance the quality of life in areas where the need is great and we are uniquely positioned to have a measurable impact—from ensuring safe water and food to addressing climate change and supporting STEM education for underrepresented communities.
Agilent expects its suppliers to act with uncompromising integrity and to follow all appropriate global and regional laws and regulations. We partner with our suppliers to ensure they operate sustainably, responsibly, and transparently in accordance with the same standards we require of ourselves.
View our archive of annual corporate social responsibility reports going back to our founding as an independent company in 2000.