With 25 newly trained volunteers, pre-positioned equipment, and the support of Indian authorities, the Veolia Foundation is strengthening its capacity to act across South and Southeast Asia.
The Veolia Foundation reinforces its international emergency humanitarian network with the opening of a new Veoliaforce hub in Brisbane, serving communities across the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region.
On September 15, in Kuala Lumpur, the Veolia Foundation, the Wilo Foundation, and the Global Environment Centre (GEC) agreed to restore the ecosystem of the Tiram River in Malaysia.
Monday, September 14 marks the official launch of the project benefiting the historic village of Hongcun. Goal: integrate this UNESCO World Heritage Site into a pioneering circular economy approach.
On Saturday, September 12, on the occasion of the Le Livre sur la place book fair in Nancy as well as in Beijing, the French and Chinese juries unveiled the winners of the 2026 Environmental Book Award.
Five months after their training in Cartagena, Colombia, Veoliaforce volunteers from Latin America are providing emergency humanitarian relief following the 7.4-magnitude earthquake that struck the country. Working in close coordination with the Veolia Foundation's humanitarian partners, they are supplying drinking water to affected communities.
Just two weeks after the inauguration of a Veoliaforce hub in Rabat, Morocco, the first Veolia Foundation volunteers were deployed alongside the Moroccan Red Crescent to train personnel in setting up and operating an Aquaforce 2000 mobile water treatment unit.
On July 8, 2026, in Rabat, the Veolia Foundation officially launched its new Veoliaforce Regional Hub. Designed to bring emergency expertise and equipment closer to field operations, this new branch is already backed by a strategic partnership with the Moroccan Red Crescent to maximize the impact of humanitarian interventions across the region.
Veolia employees from Water, Waste Management, and IT expertise, as well as from Franciliane and Aquiris (Belgium's largest wastewater treatment plant), came together for three days to train in humanitarian intervention with the Veolia Foundation.