Sanofi Lebanon Corporate Social Responsibility Programs

As a health journey partner, we are committed to making a difference, while contributing to the sustainable development of our community.

As part of its ongoing environmental mission, Sanofi Pasteur and the Rotary Club of Beirut, along with other regional Rotarians, seeded 30,000 trees across Lebanon in the aim to create a healthier and greener country and to encourage communities to protect, conserve, and manage natural resources. The trees were specifically chosen to suit the needs of every region and based on a concrete plan for a feasible and sustained reforestation. The forestation project has been developed to eventually buy, plant, distribute, irrigate and maintain 2 million trees across Lebanon. The initiative also encourages participating villages to develop eco-friendly surroundings through a self-assessment process.

As part of its commitment to reduce the spread of diseases, Sanofi Pasteur recognizes the role and importance of creating a healthy environment and, in particular, clean water for children. As part of its ongoing CSR approach, Sanofi Pasteur and the Rotary Club of Beirut joined forces to create “Water Sanitation in Public Schools” a three-year project to ensure clean, drinkable water in public schools all over Lebanon seeking to improve attendance and the overall health and safety of the children.

The project involves the implementation of 1,400 filters in as many public schools in different areas in Lebanon. In addition to providing the installation, the project also involves continuous maintenance and water tests every three months to ensure the schools change the filters and commit to the prescribed sanitation guidelines.

As part of its commitment to reduce the spread of diseases, Sanofi Pasteur recognizes the role and importance of creating a healthy environment and, in particular, clean water for children. As part of its ongoing CSR approach, Sanofi Pasteur and the Rotary Club of Beirut joined forces to create “Water Sanitation in Public Schools” a three-year project to ensure clean, drinkable water in public schools all over Lebanon seeking to improve attendance and the overall health and safety of the children.

The project involves the implementation of 1,400 filters in as many public schools in different areas in Lebanon. In addition to providing the installation, the project also involves continuous maintenance and water tests every three months to ensure the schools change the filters and commit to the prescribed sanitation guidelines.