Finding common ground between Airports and local residents: the case of Planèt'AIRport®

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Patrick DUGARD

Executive director and founder, Planèt’AIRport NGO CSR Advisor to the General Secretary, Groupe Aéroports de Paris

Seminar Economy and meaning | Wednesday May 4, 2016 - 9h00 - 11h30

Is Paris’ Charles de Gaulle airport an area of prosperity in a disadvantaged region which suffers from the problems associated with this activity, but does not reap any benefits in terms of employment? This scenario could have been the situation for people living in the northern Île-de-France region (north of Paris) when the Paris airport was expanded. However, the fact that the Aéroports de Paris (ADP) was aware of its corporate social responsibility resulted in a different scenario. The organisation, created in 1996 by Patrick Dugard for the ADP (known today as Planèt’AIRport® NGO), is dedicated to understanding and accommodating the needs of populations affected by the airport‚ including their expectations in terms of employability‚ mobility and accommodation. After twenty years of growth and innovations‚ Planèt’AIRport® considers its international expansion with the primary concern of getting to know other people, regardless of who they are.

The entire article was written by:

Pascal LEFEBVRE

This session was published in issue n°123 of the Journal de l'École de Paris du management, entitled Recoudre la société.

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