By 2030 L'Oréal also hope to have 100 per cent recycled or bio-based product packaging, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 50 per cent from 2016, across the board. It is also allocating €150 million to address urgent social and environmental issues. This will include funds directed to aiding natural marine and forest ecosystems restoration projects, financing projects linked to the circular economy and supporting organisations and local charities in efforts to fight for women in poverty, help women achieve social and professional integration, provide emergency assistance to refugee and disabled women, prevent violence against women and support female victims. "L'Oréal's sustainable revolution is entering a new era," explained Jean-Paul Agon, Chairman and CEO of L'Oréal. "The challenges the planet is facing are unprecedented, and it is essential to accelerate our efforts to preserve a safe operating space for humanity.