PULSE
PULSE supports its partners through a digital transformation by building tailor-made solutions.
As a responsible company, PULSE has partnered with Bôndy to design and implement its environmental programme. The aim is to create a positive and sustainable impact on the ecosystem and communities.
Since Bôndy's inception, PUSLE has been a strategic digital transformation partner, helping to ensure greater transparency with regard to Bôndy's projects/impacts. This lasting partnership shows that technology and the environment are complementary fields. PULSE has gone one step further, creating positive impacts in two regions of Madagascar with three different reforestation projects.
The project involves reforestation solutions, projects to reduce digital pollution and the creation of a volunteer group within PULSE itself.
Location of projects
The benefits created by the projects of :
Benefit of the project :
PULSE ET BÔNDY IN FIGURES
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3Impacted regions
- Analamanga
- Boeny
- Diana
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104Pulse employees made aware
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14.684Planted trees
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5Partner farmers
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2.14Reforested hectare
Chronology of the project
PULSE PROJECT IN PICTURES
ARTICLES RELATED TO THE PROJECT
As a responsible company, PULSE has partnered with Bôndy.
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