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<strong>Bouygues</strong> Bâtiment Ile-de-France, for<br />

example, sets up a system on all sites<br />

for keeping abreast of local residents’<br />

expectations and demands. The system<br />

includes a site telephone number,<br />

a freephone number and a complaints<br />

book.<br />

■ Community action and<br />

sponsorship<br />

Our companies carried out numerous<br />

operations to show their solidarity<br />

with communities in difficulty, in many<br />

cases linked to our businesses and our<br />

projects.<br />

Our action in the<br />

environmental sphere<br />

We are stepping up our environmental<br />

policy in order to limit environmental<br />

impacts throughout the entire lifecycle<br />

of our projects. A number of initiatives<br />

along those lines have already<br />

been taken.<br />

■ Design<br />

Our approach is to favour the development<br />

of ecological alternatives at the<br />

design stage in order to reduce the<br />

environmental impact of our projects<br />

during construction and operation.<br />

A genuine capacity for innovation<br />

and R&D<br />

As part of its Research & Development<br />

programme, <strong>Bouygues</strong> Construction<br />

is exploring several avenues around<br />

the theme of sustainable construction.<br />

They include using an intranet<br />

site to share environmental knowledge<br />

within the group, innovation in<br />

thermal, energy-conscious engineering<br />

and analysis of the regulatory and<br />

certification context. Research is also<br />

being done to optimise the overall<br />

• In the context of a road-building project<br />

in Cameroon, DTP Terrassement<br />

provided a school to accommodate<br />

300 children from villages around<br />

the Ngai Toukoulou life base.<br />

• After the ravages of the tsunami in<br />

Asia, <strong>Bouygues</strong> Thai rebuilt a new<br />

school for 400 pupils at Baan Nam<br />

Khen, co-financed by <strong>Bouygues</strong><br />

Construction, in a record nine<br />

months. The school comprises 24<br />

class-rooms and a new multi-purpose<br />

building.<br />

• ETDE embarked on a solidarity sponsorship<br />

programme in 2005 and<br />

selected a project which involves<br />

installing six solar- and wind-powered<br />

systems to provide electricity to<br />

schools and hospitals on Nicaragua’s<br />

Caribbean coast, a region where 80%<br />

of the population is without power.<br />

Mother and Child hospital, Kabul<br />

• The Mother and Child hospital in<br />

Kabul, financed by <strong>Bouygues</strong> and<br />

public donations, was delivered on<br />

16 February 2005. Designed and built<br />

by <strong>Bouygues</strong> Bâtiment International,<br />

the hospital with its up-to-the-minute<br />

facilities is the only one of its<br />

kind in Afghanistan.<br />

In addition to these operations<br />

rooted in our businesses, <strong>Bouygues</strong><br />

Construction is also involved in preserving<br />

the cultural heritage and<br />

has become a sponsor of the Louvre<br />

Museum. It is funding the refurbishment<br />

and installation of galleries<br />

housing the museum’s collection of<br />

Near Eastern artefacts from the Late<br />

Antiquities period.<br />

Baan Nam Khen’s new school, Thailand<br />

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT<br />

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