As part of the International Education Day, the Bolloré Group looks back at the educational projects it supported in 2020 as part of its Earthtalent by Bolloré solidarity programme. Working closely with its local teams, the Group has provided financial assistance to nearly 70 educational projects in 18 countries, including:
Education has been at the heart of the Bolloré Group’s commitment to solidarity for several decades. Through its Earthtalent solidarity programme, the Bolloré Group relies on its regional integration to support projects of local charities mainly in the fields of education, professional training and entrepreneurship.
“Earthtalent by Bolloré was created in 2010 with the aim of providing concrete help to local populations in various fields, in particular education, which is the main focus of our programme. By coordinating our efforts with local teams, we will continue to fulfil our mission to assist young people over the long term and give them the means to succeed on their own”. states Dorothée Van der Cruyssen, Head of the International Solidarity Commitment and Corporate Philanthropy Department of the Bolloré Group.
In 2021, the creation of the B’Excellence scholarship programme consolidated the actions that had already been initiated and gave students with an excellent academic record the opportunity to continue their studies. This programme is also in line with the Group’s desire to contribute locally to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goal 4: quality education.
About Earthtalent By Bolloré
It is the Bolloré Group’s solidarity programme to empower young people. Created in 2010, it builds on its regional integration, developed through its various activities to support local charity projects primarily in the areas of education, professional training and entrepreneurship. Over a four-year period, more than €9 million have been donated locally to help more than 10,000 beneficiaries every year.
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