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Restoring a biodiversity corridor in Guinea

“The ecological corridor is more than a protected area: it is a promise of coherence between local development, conservation and climate, and a model that can be replicated across the continent.” Climate Chance  In northern Guinea, Climate Chance is piloting a pioneering biodiversity conservation initiative: the creation of a 62,000-hectare ecological corridor linking two national…

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Raising awareness among communities about forest protection

“Raising awareness means transmitting and empowering change. By accessing local and appropriate resources, we enable communities to become active players in protecting their environment.” Libraries Without Borders   In Côte d’Ivoire, deforestation has led to the disappearance of more than 80% of the forest cover in sixty years. To address this major ecological challenge, Libraries Without Borders (Bibliothèques…

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Educating girls, a lever for social transformation

Since 1958, the Enfants du Mékong association has been working in Southeast Asia to enable the most vulnerable children from disadvantaged backgrounds to access a future through education. Thanks to the support of its partners, it implements programs that concretely address the obstacles faced by many young girls: early marriages, gender discrimination, school distance, or…

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Awakening the scientific spirit in young people

« Science is not just facts, it is a way of thinking, of doubting, of searching» says Pierre Léna, co-founder of the La main à la pâte Foundation For three decades, this has been the mission of the La main à la pâte Foundation: to provide daily support and training to teachers who guide young primary…

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Reinventing yourself after an entrepreneurial mishap

Closing a business is a difficult experience, both professionally and personally. To help entrepreneurs get back on their feet after a liquidation, the 60,000 Rebonds association offers completely free, structured, and caring support. Since 2020, its Auvergne branch has already supported 46 entrepreneurs, 20 of whom are still receiving support. Faced with the increase in…

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Supporting committed entrepreneurs

Faced with social and environmental challenges, new forms of entrepreneurship are emerging to meet the needs of the regions.  CoCoShaker, an incubator for social entrepreneurs and committed local communities, supports entrepreneurs with social and environmental impact by helping them structure and develop their projects in Auvergne. Thanks to the support of the Michelin Corporate Foundation,…

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The KARIBU app is growing!

Mastering the language is the key to independence and professional integration.  As part of our commitment to inclusion and equal opportunity, we are proud to support the development of the KARIBU app for learning French, alongside Libraries Without Borders.  To meet the needs of immigrants and refugees in France, the app is available free of…

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Promoting sustainable forest management in Auvergne

In 2025, the Michelin Corporate Foundation joined forces with the SYLV’ACCTES association to support sustainable forestry operations in Auvergne over a three-year period, particularly in the forests of the Auvergne Volcanoes and Livradois-Forez Regional Natural Parks. The goal is to support private and public landowners in responsible forestry practices that preserve soil, water, and biodiversity.…

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Encourage well-being and health education from childhood

Children in priority neighborhoods are four times more likely to be overweight and engage in half the level of physical activity than the national average. To combat these inequalities, Ma Chance Moi Aussi is implementing the “Well-being Together!” program, which aims to raise awareness about nutrition and physical activity among six classes of 12 children…

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Eating well can be learned

Since 2019, L’école comestible has been raising awareness among children about healthy, sustainable, and delicious food by working in schools—to date, 150 establishments in seven regions across France. Its model is based on an immersive approach and active teaching where students (and teachers) discover the food cycle, from the earth to the plate, through cooking…

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