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  • Organisation

    The Foundation was created by PPR Group for a minimum term of five years. The Foundation operates under the governance of the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Department.

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  • Partnerships

    Whether in the form of funding (donation or loan), cooperation (capacity building, advice) or staff mobilisation (implementation), the PPR Corporate Foundation works in liaison with numerous internal and external partners.

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  • Sponsoring a woman victim of violence

    You wish to offer direct support to a woman victim of violence and help her rebuild her life? If so, you can become involved with local partner organisations by the side of the PPR Foundation.

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  • NGOs

    In its endeavours to fight violence against women and promote women’s empowerment across the world, the PPR Corporate Foundation establishes partnerships with local and international organisations renowned for their expertise on these issues.

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  • MicroFinance Institutions

    The Foundation believes that microfinancing contributes to fight actively against poverty. By supporting the microfinance institutions (MFIs), the Foundation therefore intends to encourage the growth of Income Generation Activities (IGAs) by women micro-entrepreneurs, thereby fostering their empowerment and self-determination within the household and curbing their economic exclusion.

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  • One year after its creation, the PPR Corporate Foundation has numerous partnerships all around the world, with NGOs fighting violence against women and promoting women's empowerment. In 2010, the Foundation intends to mobilise more and more PPR employees and brands, and to develop raising awareness actions on theses topics. On the occasion of February, 6 - International Day Against Female Genital Mutilations - the Foundation is proud to announce its support to the Desert Flower movie, and the several debates organised in partnership with Fnac, to get involved against excision, during the first half of March. More info
  • François-Henri Pinault comments his commitment to the PPR Corporate Foundation

    François-Henri Pinault, Chairman and CEO of PPR, comments his commitment to the PPR Corporate Foundation for Women's Dignity and Rights as the Chairman of its Board of Directors

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  • When we launched the PPR Foundation for Women's Dignity and Rights, a certain number of well-known figures agreed to join us, thereby bringing all their experience and their authority to the Foundation by taking positions on the Board of Directors. Among these was Waris Dirie. The film Desert Flower, directed by Sherry Hormann, follows the incredible destiny of a little girl raised in the Somalian desert who becomes one of the most famous top models in the world. It’s also the story of a woman who decided to dedicate her life to fighting female genital mutilation of which thousands of young girls are victims every day. One of the missions of the PPR Foundation is to put our weight behind efforts to raise awareness about women’s rights. It is in this context that we are involved today in promoting the Desert Flower movie. I think that first and foremost, this support is a sign of our commitment, and our participation in raising awareness to the greatest possible extent. François-Henri Pinault, President of the PPR Corporate Foundation More info
  • Second Meeting of the PPR Corporate Foundation's Board of Directors

    On November, 25, 10th Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, was held the second meeting of the PPR Corporate Foundation. The agenda: 2009 assessment and 2010 strategy.

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