Foundations, institutions and public bodies
The activity report of a foundation or an institution accounts for the use of resources and the results achieved. It addresses donors, supervisory bodies, partners and the general public. Transparency and clarity matter as much as design.
What the report contains
- The mission
- Projects supported
- Resources and how they are used
- Governance
- Outlook
Our track record
- Fondation Macif, activity reports.
- Fondation ARC pour la recherche sur le cancer, 2023 activity report and 2024 digital edition.
- Fondation Avril, 2021 and 2022 activity reports.
- ASNR, 2024 activity report.
- AMF, activity reports.
- IFPEN, annual reports and corporate responsibility reports.
- Délégation Unédic AGS, activity reports.
Public procurement
The agency responds to consultations and tenders from public buyers. It provides detailed references, named project managers and a schedule adapted to institutions’ approval calendars.
Frequently asked questions
What should a foundation’s activity report contain?
It presents the mission, the projects supported, the resources and how they were used, governance and outlook. Key figures and beneficiary testimonials make the work concrete.
Do you respond to public tenders?
Yes. The agency regularly responds to public contracts for editorial consulting, graphic design and report production.
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