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Emergency aid

Thanks to the involvement of the

Group’s employees and expertise in

logistics, the Carrefour Foundation

aims to assist victims of natural

or industrial disasters as well as those

who are extremely vulnerable.

Fund-raising, product collections in

stores including various donations and

other forms of financing, all form part

of meeting the essential needs of those

affected.

User guide

to a project

Initiated and implemented by local

non-profit associations, selected

projects have to correspond to the

missions of the Carrefour Foundation,

centred on food solidarity

and emergency aid.

Selection

Applications for funding are assessed by the

Carrefour team in the country concerned,

using a set of objective criteria, before then

being transferred to the Carrefour Foundation

for consideration.

Funding

The Foundation, in collaboration with the

local team, defines the financial, technical

and material support needed for the project

to be implemented successfully. The project

is then submitted to the Board for approval.

An agreement is then signed with the local

association to finalise the objectives, and the

provisional budget allocated.

Assistance

Each country management team is respon­

sible for implementing the project correctly. It

sets up procedures for regular monitoring and

evaluation, free of any commercial interest.

Evaluation

The Foundationmakes sure that the resources

allocatedarebeingwellusedandthattheexpected

outcomes are being achieved. A final assessment

measures the impact of the programme and

determines whether it should be followed up or

re-oriented in themediumor long term.

108

emergency aid

interventions

funded

in 38 countries

by the Carrefour

Foundation since

its creation, in 2000

€11.6

million dedicated

to emergency

aid since

the Foundation

was created

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