Reception Envy Undertaking Otherwise Envy Renovate & Guarantee Want Collect & Recycle Envy Undertaking OtherwiseHistory and key figures A network of integration companies Since 1984, from a first association in Alsace to a network of 49 companies 2010: Envy leader in the reuse of Electrical and Electronic Equipment (EEE) * 49 subsidized work integration companies * 42 household appliance sales points * 29 workshops for 62,000 refurbished devices per year * 35 facilities for the collection, treatment and recycling of WEEE for 100,000 tonnes collected and 80,000 tonnes treated per year * 1,050 integration positions (FTE) and 1,450 people welcomed over the year * 450 permanent employees and 400 volunteers 2008 : 48 Envie companies - 900 back-to-work jobs (FTE) 2006 : entry into force of the European Directive which makes the recycling of WEEE compulsory 2005 : 39 Envie companies - 630 back-to-work jobs (FTE) 2002 : WEEE experiment in the Nantes area in partnership with manufacturers and distributors of household appliances 2001 : Envie is an active member of the European network Recycling and Reuse European Union Social Entreprises (RREUSE) 1997 : 26 Envie companies including Envie Bénin - 400 full-time equivalent (FTE) integration jobs 1994 : 1st Envie Emploi et Environnement company (2E) in Strasbourg. Start of the WEEE collection and recycling activity 1989 : creation of Envie Développement, a national support structure for the Envie network, which in 2002 became the Envie Federation 1984 : 1st Envie Electroménager Rénové Garanti (ERG) company in Strasbourg, in collaboration with retail chains and social workers. ENVY UNDERTAKING OTHERWISE Vision, Mission, Values History and key figures Organization Partners Want to Recruit Contacts ContactSitemapLegal Notice