Our shared future
- What does population growth hold in store for the future of our planet?
- How will energy consumption affect our solutions for a mobile world?
- What is required to insure a sustainable model for growth?
GECI International is committed to the global effort to reduce waste, restrict emissions and economize energy. We believe that voted restrictions like the Kyoto protocol and the recent Montreal accords, are of inestimable importance to the future of our planet and that education is the most powerful tool in combatting waste.
Today, through its various initiatives, GECI International is actively forming the young minds of tomorrow – helping them make sense of the issues facing the planet they are inheriting and helping them to see the importance of a vision for the future.
Our commitment to sustainable development
GECI International is committed to developing systems and technologies that will directly benefit underprivileged populations and developing nations. These populations represent a real challenge. Lacking resources, know-how and modern infrastructure, they are essentially isolated from the developed world.
Bridging this gap involves understanding the very nature of life, organization and desire for forward mobility in all of its complexity and investing in the resources, people and thinking that will make a difference.
The Skylander program is a real-life example of a project conceived for sustainability. It represents a landmark in our companies history and our promise for a shared future.
Jane Goodall Institute
Doctor Jane Goodall, founder of Jane Goodall Institute, (JGI) Messenger of Peace of the United Nations, is an important actor of the protection of biodiversity. Serge Bitboul, President of GECI International Group, specialized in aviation engineering and construction, is concerned about economical & social questions. They decided to join forces in favour of development and regional progress in Africa.
