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EMERGENCY AID

Natural disasters have

taken place in the regions

of Fushun and Sichuan

in China, in Galati in

Romania, in the Hautes-

Pyrénées and Haute-

Garonne

départements

of

France, in the Indian state

of Uttarakhand, and the

province of Buenos Aires

in Argentina. At the time

of each of these events

in 2013, Carrefour and

its Foundation provided

logistical and financial

support, coordinating

the nearest stores in order

to have the most essential

products sent out to

the victims as soon as

possible.

AROUND

THE WORLD

A €6.5 million

budget

allocated to

the Carrefour

Foundation

in 2013.

FRANCE

68 million

meals donated

by Carrefour

in France

to food aid

associations

(Food Banks,

Red Cross,

Restos du cœur,

Secours

populaire,

and others).

ARGENTINA

Over $4.3 million

collected

since the

start of the

“Tu cambio puede

cambiar vidas”

campaign,

conducted

alongside

UNICEF in

more than

500 Argentinian

stores.

Carrefour

offers its

customers the

opportunity

to donate their

small change

to support

health and

education

projects for

the country’s

children.

POLAND

Second

edition of the

“Carrefour

Nutrition

Programme”

carried out

alongside

Caritas

Poland.

ROMANIA

37,000 packages

of school

supplies

handed out

by Carrefour

stores to

primary school

children in

15 Romanian

towns at

the start of

the school year.

BRAZIL

200,000 items

of clothing

collected by

the Atacadão

stores for the

most needy.

SOCIAL GROCERY

STORES

Initiated by Carrefour

employees in 1995, the

PACTE network (

Pour Agir

Contre Toute Exclusion

–

to act against all exclusion)

includes 11 social grocery

stores in France which

the Carrefour Foundation

helps to develop and

supply. Carrefour products

are sorted, checked and

then put on sale at 20%

of their usual value, thereby

allowing the members

– selected in accordance

with their means – access

to everyday products at

low prices. The PACTE

social grocery stores also

provide access to

employment. They hire

people who have been

marginalised, often former

beneficiaries of the system

who, after having been

given retail training, can

access secure

employment.