We offer four shared-return funds which provide support to four charities:
Healthcare
Improving health and well-being
Through Tocqueveille Silver Age ISR, which invests in the ‘silver economy’ theme, we support Siel Bleu. Over 25 years, Siel Bleu has helped more than 200,000 elderly people with a disability or chronic illness to access opportunities to increase their physical activity and learn about better nutrition.
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Biodiversity
Preserving wetlands
Through LBPAM ISR Actions Environnement, we support the CDC Biodiversité initiative Nature 2050. Over the last five years, the Nature 2050 programme has taken on the challenge of adapting land use to climate change via nature-based solutions. With a presence in cities – to improve quality of life – and in the countryside, on farms and in forests, the programme aims to accomplish projects every year until 2050 while promoting nature’s own solutions.
Culture
Supporting the Louvre’s initiatives
TThrough LBPAM ISR Actions France, we support the Louvre Endowment Fund. Created in 2009, the Louvre Endowment Fund enables individuals and companies to give regular, long-term donations to the Louvre museum so that it can continue its transmission of knowledge and make culture accessible to all.
Human rights
Guaranteeing human rights
Through LBPAM SRI Human Rights, we support the [International Federation for Human Rights], which ensures respect for civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights as defined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. With a footprint in 117 countries, it conducts investigative missions and judicial observations, as well as training programmes for human rights activists.
We offer a solidarity fund (LBPAM ISR Actions Solidaire) that supports a number of charitable organisations, including:
Employment
Social integration through employment
A pioneer in the field of solidarity finance, France Active aims to build a more cohesive, solidarity-based society. France Active is a movement of socially-committed entrepreneurs that supports creative people – both the most vulnerable and the most ambitious – and, in so doing, helps create or retain more than 60,000 jobs each year.
Housing
Habitat et Humanisme promotes affordable housing for people in need. Established in 1985 and with offices in 80 French départements staffed mainly by volunteers, Habitat et Humanisme runs numerous projects aimed at addressing exclusion and isolation which are adapted to local contexts.
Childhood
Union pour l’enfance provides support to children or young adults whose health, safety or education are at risk.