Inyova combines clear exclusions with thresholds for controversial industries.

Hard exclusions (0%) for industries with no grey area:

  • Controversial weapons (landmines, cluster munitions, ABC weapons, nuclear weapons)

  • Animal testing (for non-pharmaceutical purposes, without 3R principles)

  • Stem cell research (reproductive cloning)

  • Predatory lending

  • Tobacco production

Thresholds for controversial industries where Inyova deliberately doesn't start at zero:

  • Coal 1%, oil 5%, gas 10% (conventional extraction/processing/distribution)

  • Unconventional fossil fuels (Arctic/deep-sea drilling, fracking, oil sands) 5%

  • Services for coal/oil/gas extraction 10%

  • Conventional weapons 5%

  • Nuclear power: production 5%, services (maintenance, disposal) 10%

  • Alcohol 5%

  • Gambling: operations 5%, services 10%

  • Pornography 5%

  • Factory farming/animal welfare: 0%, 5%, or 10%, depending on activity

  • Red meat (products) 50%

  • Genetic engineering (GMOs) 5%

  • Palm oil 5% (where RSPO certification is below 80% and there's no NDPE policy)

  • Pesticides (WHO category "highly" or "extremely hazardous") 5%

  • Private prisons 5%

  • Biomass 50%

Additionally, independent of thresholds:
Violations of the UN Global Compact or OECD Guidelines result in exclusion if the violation is credible or confirmed and no remediation measures are in place. In addition, Inyova conducts a final qualitative review of every company — even if a company passes the numerical criteria, it can be rejected if it does not align with the mission.

More details on Inyova's exclusion policies can be found here (DE & EN)

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