Foundation and sponsorship

Renault Foundation: submit your project until May 14th

How should young talent be nurtured? What tools should be used to support civic engagement? To respond to these key company challenges, the Group relies on its Renault Foundation and increases its sponsorship activities. A daily commitment, synonymous with corporate diversity and equal opportunities.

The Renault Foundation: to develop talents for the professions of tomorrow

Founded in 2001, the Renault Foundation coordinates and funds high-level teaching and research programms. It provides support for innovative training courses in three areas: multicultural management, road safety and sustainable mobility. An educational and human-centred initiative for recent graduates from all four corners of the globe which aims to provide them with a path to a successful career.

The Foundation, it is also

university and academic partners worldwide

,000

scholarship students since the Foundation's creation

different nationalities since the Foundation’s creation

Sponsorship: commitments to others

The Group and its subsidiaries run several sponsorship activities around the world. In 2016, the Group funded nearly 232 civic engagement activities around the world.

Morocco: fighting to lower drop-out rates

Since 2012, Renault Morocco has collaborated with local organisations. They concentrate on mobility access for the inhabitants of the province of Fahs Anjra. To improve access to education for school children in the region and fight to lower drop-out rates, Groupe Renault provided funds to purchase buses to transport students.

Brazil: mini-clios to teach children how to drive

It’s never too early to learn the rules of the road. A case in point: since its launch in 2013, the Renault Institute of Brazil’s “The Road and Me” program has been letting little tykes get behind the (mini) wheel!
After learning the rules in the classroom, the six- to ten-year-olds can apply their knowledge on the road by role-playing as either pedestrians or drivers behind the wheel of electric mini-Clios that only go 6 km/h.