Interviewed by the Alliance pour le Mécénat de Compétences (AMC), Benoît Clocheret, Artelia's Chief Executive Officer, explains the reasons for the Group's commitment to this scheme, which helps to unite employees around civic-minded and charitable actions.
 

Thanks to the efforts and performances of our participants, we have raised €15,000, all of which will be donated to the non-profit organisations AFEMAC, KSH and Aux Captifs, la libération!

Many Artelia employees got involved in the Ma Petite Planète Challenge and the TrashTag Challenge Artelia organised by the Artelia Foundation. This is a fine example of our determination to help preserve our environment.

We invite you to consult our 2022 Annual Report and to discover the involvement of the Group's employees alongside our partner non-profit organisations. 

A shared commitment: to support humanitarian action as close as possible to the people affected.

Through its "Climate Contribution" strategic component, the Artelia Foundation has decided to participate in the collective global effort to achieve net zero by supporting projects that promote the circular economy through the mobilisation of the technical skills of Artelia Group employees and a financial contribution.

From 30 November to 7 December 2021, the Artelia Foundation supported Artelia Group sites wishing to get involved in organising a collection of food, toys and board games for local non-profit organisations.

In partnership with La Cravate Solidaire, a non-profit organisation that facilitates access to employment for people entering or re-entering the workforce by combating discrimination based on appearance, the Artelia Foundation organised a clothing drive in June.

On 3 June 2021, the Artelia Foundation and the Artelia Group’s Mobility and Sustainable Development Commission organised the TrashTag Challenge, an ecological awareness-raising event to collect litter around our sites. 
 

The Artelia subsidiary in the Philippines agreed to donate this year's Christmas party funds to vulnerable communities particularly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.