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Welcoming the most vulnerable with dignity, no matter their suffering
N°1

Welcoming the most vulnerable with dignity, no matter their suffering

This demand is generally met with incredulous comments such as: “This is a utopia!”  Or…

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Protect fundamental rights by promoting the collective management of the commons
N°3

Protect fundamental rights by promoting the collective management of the commons

Privatising a public good or service means “commodifying” it and…

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Ensuring women's access to political and economic life, and combatting inequalities and violence against women
N°4

Ensuring women's access to political and economic life, and combatting inequalities and violence against women

In most countries and cultures, despite efforts made over the…

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Developing economic activities that guarantee the respect of social and environmental rights
N°5

Developing economic activities that guarantee the respect of social and environmental rights

Productivism, deregulation of international trade, the unbridled pursuit of growth, optimisation of profits…

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Recognising actors of the ethical and solidarity economy and giving them priority
N°6

Recognising actors of the ethical and solidarity economy and giving them priority

Squandering resources, creating artificial needs, programmed obsolescence, overconsumption, proliferation of waste... these…

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Demand n°6

Kevin, Lucie's Pantry (Emmaus Salford)

Emmaus Salford – United Kingdom
Demand n°5

Dieudonné Yamego, Emmaüs Solidarité Ouaga (E.S.O.)

Emmaüs Solidarité Ouaga – Burkina Faso
Demand n°4

Shahnaz, Thanapara Swallows Development Society

Thanapara Swallows Development Society – Bangladesh
Demand n°3

Joseph Oké Zannou, Nokoué

Emmaus Pahou – Benin
Demand n°2

Krishnaveni, Village Community Development Society (V.C.D.S.)

Village Community Development Society (V.C.D.S.) – india
Demand n°1

Robeiro Bedoya, companion Emmaus Pereira

Emmaus Pereira –

“My integration contract with Ateliers du bocage was a highly successful experience for me and it marked an important turning point in my career. Without having any professional experience in France, I was able to get an integration contract that helped me to improve my skills and get useful qualifications that are relevant for the current job market. I developed business skills and little by little I was able to regain my self-confidence.

While I was on this integration contract, I received support throughout. This allowed me to find suitable accommodation, to get help with administrative procedures, to get to work easily thanks to the bus and the internal carpool and to take French classes during my working hours.

I also worked on my career plan. I was able to visit companies and spend two weeks doing work experience which led to a job in the field I wanted. I am very proud of my career path.”

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