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Local Know-How
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Training and insertion
- Africa
- America
- Asia
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Europe
- Entreprendre Pour Apprendre
- Comité Mosellan de Sauvegarde de l’Enfance, de l’Adolescence et des Adultes
- Multi Services Développement
- Cruz Roja Española
- Club Entreprises et Commerces Paris 19
- L'Envol II
- L'Adie
- CREA, Centre d'Eveil Artistique
- Rugby Club Massy Essonne (RCME)
- Lebenshilfe Fürth
- FC Bavaria Werkvolk
- Pessac Rugby
- Mission Locale Limoges
- L’EnVol
- 123Dys
- L’enfant@l’hôpital
- Réussir Moi Aussi
- Planète Urgence
- Sport dans la Ville II
- Aviso
- United World Colleges
- ACLEFEU
- Ateliers sans Frontières Roumanie
- Junior achievement
- Fondation Parada
- Urban Synergy
- Sport dans la Ville
- La Compagnie du Labyrinthe II
- Best Musicians of The World
- Clichés Urbains
- Oceania
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Humanitarian and emergency
Focus on United World Colleges
Organising an experience to raise youth awareness of their status as world citizens, and treat them to an intercultural experience.
Sophie Stabile, Global Chief Financial Officer Accor.
United World Colleges was founded in the sixties. This educational movement promotes dialogue and peace. It helps prepare young people to face the challenges of today’s world and build tomorrow’s world on the basis of just, equitable and ethical values. UWC currently comprises 13 secondary education establishments and 130 national committees on the 5 continents.
UWC France, an association created in 1999 to promote the UWC movement in France, organises the “Youth Leadership Camp” project.
In July 2010, the Accor Foundation supported the 3rd edition of UWC France’s Summer Camp in collaboration with Participe Future, an association for marine conservation. Young people, mostly scholarship students, from 20 different countries sailed around the Mediterranean for 13 days on the association’s sailing boats.
In July 2010, the Accor Foundation supported the 3rd edition of UWC France’s Summer Camp in collaboration with Participe Future, an association for marine conservation. Young people, mostly scholarship students, from 20 different countries sailed around the Mediterranean for 13 days on the association’s sailing boats.
The camp provides the opportunities for these young people to take part in a host of activities (workshops-debates, marine conservation projects, social services and citizenship schemes, sports activities…) that foster awareness of their responsibility as world citizens and encourage intercultural experiences.

