Application deadline : March 15, 2025

Since its creation in 2006, the Artelia Foundation has been working to promote solidarity and environmental protection worldwide. It is characterized by the specific commitment of Artelia Group employees, who contribute their knowledge and experience to the success of non-profit projects. The Artelia Foundation supports organizations working for a fair and inclusive ecological transition. 

Thanks to the energy and determination of all participants, we were able to support the organizations Cœur de Forêt, ADV Laos and Culture Prioritaire in their solidarity initiatives.

Between September and December 2025, Southeast Asia—particularly the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia—was severely hit by an exceptional succession of climate‑related disasters. 

Since its creation in 2006, the Artelia Foundation has been working to promote solidarity and environmental protection worldwide. It is characterized by the specific commitment of Artelia Group employees, who contribute their knowledge and experience to the success of non-profit projects. The Artelia Foundation supports organizations working for a fair and inclusive ecological transition.

In 2025, the Artelia Foundation launched its first internal call for projects.

This initiative emerged from strategic reflections within the Foundation, with the aim of strengthening employee involvement in its actions.

For the PhotoClimat 2025 Biennale, our partner Solidarités International is presenting the exhibition "Stories of (Sur)vival" on Place de la Concorde in Paris.

The 4th Meeting of the Presidents of the 'Alliance pour le Mécénat de Compétences' (AMC), held on Thursday, August 28 during LaREF2025 at Roland Garros Stadium, highlighted a key issue: skills-based philanthropy as a driver of employee engagement.

Last January, to mark the Year of the Sea, the Artelia Foundation launched its annual call for projects entitled ‘Taking action for the ocean: riding the wave of innovation and resilience’.

On 3 June, our teams rolled up their sleeves to take up a collective challenge: collect as much rubbish as possible in our neighbourhoods, on our journeys or during our lunch breaks.