The Alstom Foundation announces its project selection for 2018
October 4, 2018: The Alstom Foundation has announced its final selection of projects for the 2018 cycle. Amongst a record number of submissions with 180 projects presented, a total of 16 projects from across the globe have been chosen for funding by the Foundation Board.
The projects projects, which will be supported by the Foundation from its 2018 budget, are listed below :
- Professional and social integration of excluded youth through entrepreneurship - India
- Small homes; big dreams – India
- Khushaal Madhepura – improved health for women and girls in Madhepura – India
- WASH: safe drinking water, improved sanitation facilities and good health practices in schools – Vietnam
- The Oasis of Needlework – Italy
- Soft skills training for disadvantaged youth – Poland
- One-stop activation “shop”: pathways to social inclusion and employment for the most disadvantaged – Romania
- Entrepreneurship for groups in a situation, or at risk, of socio-labour exclusion – Spain
- Development of a Favela learning center – Brazil
- Viver de Bike : making a living through bicycle - Brazil
- Developing skills and employability in disadvantaged youth - Chile
- Small steps forward – making the city safer for homeless children – Colombia
- Digital village: upgrading a children’s village with IT -Algeria
- Re-ignite the future-life changing entrepreneurship – Israel
- Building future technicians - Kazakhstan
- After school and life skills project - South Africa
Established in 2007, with a budget of 1 million euros per year, the Alstom Foundation supports and funds projects proposed by Alstom employees who team up with local partners and not-for-profit organizations to carry out initiatives aimed at improving living conditions in communities located near the Groups facilities and project sites around the world. The Foundations projects focus on four key axes: Economic and social development, Environmental protection, Access to energy and water and Access to mobility.
The submission schedule for 2019 will be communicated at a later date.
Until then, visit our website for regular updates on ongoing and past projects.