SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN THE DAY-TO-DAY RUNNING OF THE CENTRES
> Caring for the environment
Saving water, using organic cleaning products, keeping energy use down, sorting our waste more effectively and promoting biodiversity are steps we take on a daily basis at our establishments.
> Meeting up
Every meeting is a privilege! Take guests from all over the world, diversity as a core concept, a pinch of exchange, and a portion of activities. Mix all these ingredients together and you have a recipe that enables thousands of people to meet each other each year, making éthic étapes a major player in youth mobility in Europe.
> Promoting holidays for all
Exclusion is not inevitable. On a day-to-day basis, the éthic étapes take action and promote hospitality for underprivileged and disabled groups of people, who are all too often excluded from going on holiday, by signing up for various holiday support programmes.
> Bringing their local area to life
The éthic étapes are players who are involved with and firmly rooted in their local areas. They form an essential part of the local economic and social fabric, creating employment and services for local populations. All the éthic étapes are managed by associations on a not-for-profit basis. This original economic choice means that all stakeholders can benefit from the fruits of their activity. (Users, employees, local populations etc.)
Saving water, using organic cleaning products, keeping energy use down, sorting our waste more effectively and promoting biodiversity are steps we take on a daily basis at our establishments.
> Meeting up
Every meeting is a privilege! Take guests from all over the world, diversity as a core concept, a pinch of exchange, and a portion of activities. Mix all these ingredients together and you have a recipe that enables thousands of people to meet each other each year, making éthic étapes a major player in youth mobility in Europe.
> Promoting holidays for all
Exclusion is not inevitable. On a day-to-day basis, the éthic étapes take action and promote hospitality for underprivileged and disabled groups of people, who are all too often excluded from going on holiday, by signing up for various holiday support programmes.
> Bringing their local area to life
The éthic étapes are players who are involved with and firmly rooted in their local areas. They form an essential part of the local economic and social fabric, creating employment and services for local populations. All the éthic étapes are managed by associations on a not-for-profit basis. This original economic choice means that all stakeholders can benefit from the fruits of their activity. (Users, employees, local populations etc.)