1. By Eglantine Chahmerian & Sanna Ström
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By Eglantine Chahmerian & Sanna Ström

2. What is Orange? Orange S.A. Telecommunications Company
Autonomous company- Orange is not operated by the government
TNC- Transnational Corporation, operate worldwide
Believed to serve more than 230 million customers worldwide
Have the most of their customers in: France customers, UK customers, and Egypt
80 % of the market share in Mali - this makes them a monopoly.

3. History Created in 1994 for Hutchison Telecom
Was acquired by France Télécom in the year 2000
Was initially 100 % owned by France Télécom
In 2001 an IPO bought 15 % of the shares
2 years later France Télécom bought them back
France Télécom became autonomous in 1990
Current CEO - Stéphane Richard

4. Where Orange + the Foundation operate
Headquartered in Paris, France
The Foundation works mostly in Europe, Africa, Asia and the Middle East
Works in places such as Botswana, Kenya, Romania, India

5. Orange Foundation pt 1
Mission- to improve and help people to communicate more effectively
Purpose- to support projects related to health, disability, education, as well as culture
Orange Foundation aims to spark interests and ambitions
New technology is a priority, involves digital education, which expands horizons and builds professionalism
Equips and supports treatment centres

6. Orange Foundation pt 2
Introducing new technologies to help people who are suffering from illnesses/ conditions
Leading sponsor of opera broadcasts, they support young artists
Closely involved with local population, they are adaptable
The work towards providing stronger social and community bonds
Even received a top award for their solidarity by ADMICAL in 1995

7. Reducing disparity
In 2006 launched Orange Money - payment service in Africa
Enables people to work further from home, more work opportunity
Increase the standards of living:
-Providing access to health care programmes
-Teaching young people how to work with computers through workshops
-Providing women with access to education and books, empowering
women (MDG goals 2 and 3)
-Providing nutritious meals, school uniforms and shoes, personal hygiene
products. (MDG goals 1, 2, 3)
Women in Pokot, a region in Kenya, receive support in the form of education, raised health awareness, and they are seeing positive changes and further growth and development in the future.

8. Orange Money Operates in 14 countries and has 15+ million customers
Simply to manage money via phone without having a bank account
More than ⅔ of Africa’s population have a phone
Not even 25 % of African population has bank accounts
No bank account charges and you only get taxed on transactions
Are now able to send money to family far away
In 2014 €400 million worth of transactions went through Orange Money

9. Increasing disparity
Increase in disparities within regions or even countries as people within a region/country do not get the same opportunities - opportunity gap
Leads to income disparity
Increase/decrease in housing prices
Growing gap caused by the accessibility of healthcare and education
Areas are not developing at the same rate- causes disparities
Risk of dependency

10. Bibliography Works Cited
Evans, John. "Microfinance Combines with Crowdfunding to Tackle Poverty." Orange Business. N.p., 23 Oct Web.
Forbes. Forbes Magazine, n.d. Web. 15 Dec
"France Telecom Global Activities." Wikimedia. N.p., n.d. Web.
"Mobile Money: Banking for All Contact Us Mobile Money: Banking for All." Orange Business. N.p., 27 Nov Web.
"Our Ambition." Our Ambition. Foundation Orange, n.d. Web. 15 Dec
"Our History." Our History. Foundation Orange, n.d. Web. 15 Dec
"Our History." Our History. N.p., n.d. Web. 15 Dec
"Our Key Figures." Our Key Figures. N.p., n.d. Web. 15 Dec