Since 2006, Piraeus Bank has been reporting its environmental work through its annual Sustainable Development & Activities Report. In the context of the European project LIFE (GreenBanking4Life), the first "Corporate Environmental Report" was issued in 2009, while a "Guide of Green Practices for Enterprises" was distributed to 75,000 small and medium enterprises. Since 2010 and on an annual basis, the “Group’s Environmental Statement” has been issued, providing all data from the Bank's Environmental Management System, which certified according to EMAS.
In 2011, in the framework of the European project climabiz, the report "Greek Businesses and Climate Change: Risks and Opportunities" and the study "Climate Change and Business Opportunities" on the opportunities arising from climate change for businesses in Greece, were issued.
In 2018, three technical guides were produced within the context of the European project LIFE-Stymfalia: "Technical Guide for Sustainable Financing of protected sites", "Technical Guide for Monitoring of bird species and habitats of Lake Stymphalia" and "Technical Guide for Reed Bed Management of Lake Stymphalia". In addition, a special study entitled "Mapping, assessment and economic valuation of ecosystem services, as the basis for decision-making for the integrated management of the Stymphalia lake protected area" was completed.
For the first time, in 2019, the Piraeus Bank Corporate Responsibility & Sustainability Fact Sheet was issued. This comprehensive version presents the governance’s structure of sustainability in the Bank, the value created by the Bank towards Greek society, key performance indicators of the Bank's Corporate Responsibility pillars, as well as the Bank's participation in the formation of the Principles for Responsible Banking under UNEP FI.