Solidarity, local character and culture concerns

Supporting the Development and Transformation of Territories and Clients through Ethical Action

Stakeholder Relations

Consultation with stakeholders, local actors, and particularly water sector players is at the heart of BRL’s project development and implementation process. This ensures that local expectations are taken into account, giving projects a high level of acceptance. It enables the Group to create synergy with its ecosystem and guarantees its contribution to the development of the territories.

Contributing to the Development and Competitiveness of Territories

This dialogue is reflected in BRL’s active participation in professional networks and competitiveness clusters. The Group is represented on the boards of several companies and also builds numerous partnerships with local stakeholders.

Discover BRL Group’s commitments with the FACE Clubs in Gard, Hérault, and Aude.

BRL is also involved in industrial chairs focusing on agri-food, organic residual products, and renewable energy.
Finally, the Group participates in a variety of events at regional, national, and international levels.

For more information, see Chapter 5.1 “Socio-Economic Impact and Involvement in Local Life” in the 2024 DPEF.

Engagement in Territorial Solidarity and Social Inclusion Initiatives

The Group is committed to promoting solidarity and social inclusion within its territories. As a signatory of the PAQTE “Inclusive Companies” territorial charters, BRL is also a member of the board of the business club of the Fondation Agir Contre l’Exclusion in Aude, Gard, and Hérault.


BRL actively supports the professional integration of people distant from the labor market. Since 2014, the Heritage Department has included inclusion clauses in its construction contracts, providing socio-professionally disadvantaged individuals with employment opportunities.

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