Global partnerships

The Learning Planet Institute works to empower learners worldwide to develop the skills and mindset needed to address today’s and tomorrow’s challenges. It designs and delivers innovative learning programmes that combine education, collaboration and real-world action, supporting young people and educators in building sustainable and inclusive solutions. Through initiatives such as the Learning Planet Youth Design Challenge, it supports education-focused projects addressing key priorities including environment and climate, democracy and social justice, and mental health and well-being, while fostering a global community of learners and changemakers.

The Worldline Corporate Foundation supports the Learning Planet Youth Design Challenge through an annual contribution, helping to amplify its impact and engage Worldliners by giving them the opportunity to mentor the programme’s laureates.

DesCodeuses works for the economic empowerment of women by facilitating their sustainable professional integration through digital technology. It raises awareness of the opportunities offered by the digital sector and provides accredited training programmes in cybersecurity, cloud/CRM, and application design/development. DesCodeuses follows a pathway approach, from raising awareness of hiring and training opportunities to actual employment integration.

The Worldline Corporate Foundation supports the training of two cohorts of women in application developer or cybersecurity roles during a 3-year training.

Under the Pole is a deep-sea exploration programme that combines scientific research, innovation, and awareness raising to better understand and preserve the oceans.

In 2024, the Worldline Foundation supported their mission in the Mediterranean by funding part of their diving equipment as well as the development of educational content that contributes to research and raises awareness about marine conservation.
The Foundation subsequently supported their mission in Antarctica.

The Week is a group experience designed to help us understand what’s coming and what we can do about environmental and climate change. It offers a meaningful way to engage with these challenges alongside friends, family or colleagues. The experience doesn’t tell us what to do, rather it empowers us to make up our own minds through three short films followed by honest, courageous conversations in small groups. So that, in the future, we can say: I knew what I needed to know, I did what I needed to do, and I have no regrets. The Worldline Foundation supports the development of The Week in France & Germany.