Our commitments are just as important as our services
At Compilatio, our responsibility extends beyond our software.
Ethics, respect for people, and environmental commitment: we drive our services forward with clear convictions and concrete actions.
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Success, yes—but not at any cost.
At Compilatio, we move forward with concrete commitments to people, ethics, and the environment.
Frédéric AGNÈS
CEO of Compilatio
Respect for human beings above all else
Compilatio combats all forms of modern slavery and ensures that it works with partners, suppliers, and employees who share these ethical standards.
Because a commitment deserves more than just a promise, we have formalized it in a dedicated statement.
Supporting Causes That Matter
Compilatio supports organizations dedicated to environmental conservation, biodiversity, and responsible education.
This commitment is reflected, in particular, in the donation of 1% of Compilatio Studium’s revenue through the 1% for the Planet initiative, as well as in support for other local and national initiatives.
Our Committed Partners
Coral Guardian
After spending several months in Indonesia, Martin Colognoli became aware of the alarming state of coral reef ecosystems and decided to found Coral Guardian in 2012.
In 2025, 72,046 corals were restored thanks to programs developed by the nonprofit organization:
– Adopt a Coral, a program that helps fund the protection of marine life.
– Blue Center, a training center dedicated to coral restoration around the world.
– REEL, an initiative developed in collaboration with Ocean Alive to restore damaged reefs in Kilifi, Kenya.
What are Coral Guardian’s goals?
To take action to protect coral reefs.
1% for the Planet
It was in 2001, during a fishing trip, that Yvon Chouinard and Craig Matthews, founder of Blue Ribbon Flies, decided to donate 1% of their annual revenue to organizations close to their hearts.
A year from now, this project will be expanded to encourage other organizations to follow suit through the 1% for the Planet movement.
What are the goals of 1% for the Planet?
To encourage companies to become aware of their environmental impact and to fund environmental initiatives.
1% of Compilatio Studium’s revenue is donated to member organizations of 1% for the Planet.
Mountain Riders
Founded in 2001, Mountain Riders brings together people—whether mountain enthusiasts or not—who are committed to protecting these beautiful landscapes across France.
The organization carries out a wide range of initiatives, including educational programs, support for local communities, and training for mountain professionals.
Mountain Riders has also launched two major initiatives:
– the Flocon Vert label, awarded to mountain resorts committed to sustainable development,
– the Montagne Zéro Déchet Sauvage en 2030 project, a campaign to collect litter from mountain slopes.
What are Mountain Riders’ goals?
To raise awareness and encourage people of all ages to take action to preserve mountain environments.
Le Cri de l’Oeuf
Founded in Annecy in 2022, Le Cri de l’Oeuf works to develop human skills such as collaboration and respect for the environment.
This community education nonprofit organizes outdoor classes in the forest and provides toy boxes in public spaces for younger children. For adults, it offers street cooking workshops, small markets, and mobile solidarity grocery stores to promote access to food.
What are Le Cri de l’Oeuf’s goals?
To raise awareness among children and adults about protecting our local wildlife and plant life, while helping them develop social and interpersonal skills through a close connection with nature.
Apidae
“90% of flowering plant species depend solely on pollinating insects for reproduction” (ANSES, s.d.).
Bees are essential to biodiversity, but they are threatened by climate change, pesticide use, and other hazards. Protecting them is what brought the members of Apidae together.
The association takes action locally by offering a turnkey service for installing beehives in urban areas. By taking care of hive maintenance, it enables schools, community centers, and businesses to harvest honey at the end of the year.
Individuals can also adopt beehives and take part in this delicious initiative!
What are Apidae’s goals?
To raise awareness among the public and businesses about bee conservation, as bees are essential to our ecosystem.
Secrets Toxiques
The law requires pesticides to undergo an assessment before they can be sold in order to prove that they are safe. Secrets Toxiques discovered that these tests assess the long-term toxicity of the main active ingredient rather than that of the product as a whole. A questionable procedure that could explain the link between these chemicals and serious diseases.
Secrets Toxiques runs campaigns in France and across Europe. The organization produces impactful films and organizes charity screenings to raise public awareness about the issue of pesticides.
What are Secrets Toxiques’ goals?
To draw public attention to the hidden practices of the pesticide industry.