Reinforce
community
To be a committed player in order to contribute for a more sustainable world. Tenants' quality of life at the forefront. Aware of its key role, PAREF ensures the quality of life of its tenants and the satisfaction of its customers. The Group has therefore set itself the objective of increasing the comfort and safety of the tenants of its assets.
In addition, PAREF is vigilant about its purchasing policy and gives preference to local suppliers or service providers whenever possible. In addition, the Group wishes to contribute at its level to projects on a larger scale. For instance, employees have chosen to get involved with charitable associations and NGOs.
Our
commitments
Well-being
and well-being of our tenants.
Community engagement
and NGOs.
Local First
to local suppliers and service providers
Our material issues
• Ensure the well-being (physical and psychological) and comfort of occupants in and around their workplaces.
• Ensure the safety of occupants (intrusion prevention, material strength, fire resistance, etc.).
• Implementing measures to protect the health of occupants (building hygiene, air quality, lighting, soundproofing).
• Provide occupants with a range of services (restaurants, sports facilities, proximity to transportation, etc.).
Our actions
Surfrider foundation
The Group is a partner of the Surfrider Foundation Europe association. Within this framework, the employees participated in the inter-company challenge No Planet B, and collected waste in the streets of Paris, Milan, Frankfurt and Zurich during the world Ocean Day.
World Vision
PAREF joins forces with the Vision du Monde association to support its projects. We support the drinking water access project in two schools in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. The project spans 9 months and will benefit nearly 1,500 children.Clean water, adequate toilets and good hygiene are essential for the healthy development of children.
In Cambodia, 6 out of 10 primary schools do not have access to drinking water and basic sanitation facilities. The lack of drinking water within schools is a major obstacle to children's education. It is estimated that 227 million school days are lost each year worldwide due to water-related diseases.