True to our Human Inside philosophy, which ensures people are at the heart of everything we do, we’re continuing to intensify our efforts. More than ever we firmly believe that regardless of the job or position and whatever the level ...
On 28 November, in the context of COP 25, the Digital Society Forum (DSF) organised an open debate: "Digital and environment: threat or opportunity?” echoing the growing concerns citizens around the world. The roundtable discussions ...
We’ve invited screens into our homes, and our children have followed suit. What rules can we establish to use our digital tools more responsibly? We can start by limiting screen time for very young children and gradually extending it ...
Given the urgency of the energy transition, one of the things we can do is to limit our impact on natural resources...
In 2014, the Orange Foundation launched an international digital education programme, Solidarity FabLabs. The goal...
Orange is aiming to accelerate digital inclusionacross its 19 operating countries in Africa.
Technology offers everyone – both individuals and businesses – the chance to develop and progress...
In an era of fake news and increasing mistrust of politicians, institutions, the media and more recently social networks; citizens expect companies to take a clear stand and act meaningfully when it comes to the major societal changes ...
Discover how, throughout its history and evolution – Orange has contributed to a more inclusive and trustworthy digital society. In his book Human Web – Working to Connect Humankind, Stéphane Richard ...
633 million tonnes of CO2, that’s the amount of greenhouse gases saved in 2018 by the 11,700 suppliers of the 5,600 large organisations in 90 countries that responded to the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP)*. This international ...
Each of us, regardless of where we’re from, our gender, class or disability must be able to access and make the most of the digital tools around us. They connect and integrate us into the world. The process of creating and producing ...
We often hear that successful digital inclusion means playing catch up, including everyone who isn’t “in”. Those who are “in” are young millennials and intensive tech users. It’s the poorest, oldest and most vulnerable who are often ...
