For three days, some 30 Group volunteers were trained in emergency response techniques and equipment for access to essential services.
Climate regulation, knowledge of marine ecosystems on which we depend in many ways, the ocean plays a major role in the ecological transformation we are about to experience.
At the end of March, experts from the Veolia Foundation presented a new laboratory for the analysis and monitoring of wastewater systems. Designed with the Austrian Red Cross, this equipment completes the range of solutions for humanitarian intervention.
Water-borne diseases are not inevitable! The Veolia Foundation has chosen access to water to fight, in particular, against cholera.
Why can water transmit bacterial, viral and parasitic infections? What are the means of control and prevention? What are the priority Public Health issues related to freshwater?
With this 2022 edition of the Student Solidarity Award, the Veolia Foundation intends, once again, to encourage initiative and involvement of higher education students in projects of general interest. To your keyboards!
Training for local teams and new vehicles to collect waste
Working on sanitation issues means ensuring better health for populations and preserving the environment.
The Veolia Foundation was asked by UNICEF to intervene in the field and then analyze water samples in the laboratory after the explosion of a stockpile of munitions.
Between the training of field operators, NGO employees and Veoliaforce volunteers, the Veolia Foundation is becoming a leading player in providing access to essential services in humanitarian contexts.
Discover the projects supported in 2020, the operations carried out during the health crisis and the testimonies of our partners and Veoliaforce volunteers.
An expert from the Foundation went on a mission to Saint Vincent with the French Red Cross after the Soufrière volcano eruption.
Despite the health context, the Veolia Foundation wishes to continue to promote public interest projects through the Student Solidarity Prize and its 2021 edition.
On December 12, 2020, five years after the Paris Agreement was signed, the schooner Tara set sail again for a new expedition called "Mission Microbiomes" with the support of the Veolia Foundation.
Alongside the Aznavour Foundation and the NGO Electriciens sans Frontières, the Veolia Foundation has mobilized to ensure that humanitarian donations are delivered to the people affected by the conflict in Nagorno-Karaba.
At the end of October, at the invitation of French Water Partnership and the Veolia Foundation, experts took part in two days of discussions about access to water and sanitation in the context of humanitarian emergencies: the Humanitarian WASH Workshops.