US EditionGbh Accelerates Agricultural Recovery After Chido
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In Mayotte, the GBH Group is strengthening its commitment to reconstruction by supporting agricultural recovery. Following an emergency phase, a structured program, launched in July 2025 with the NGO Super Novae, is now supporting 80 local farmers facing challenges, particularly drought. With €2 million in funding, this initiative enables the installation of water harvesting and storage systems, as well as the improvement of agricultural infrast…
More than a year after the passing of Cyclone Chido, which had hit Mayotte's farms hard, Michel Lapeyre, Managing Director of the Indian Ocean and Africa of GBH, and Alexandre Chatillon, Director of the NGO Super-Novae, have visited the territory in recent days. The aim of this visit is to set up a stage point on the actions undertaken to support the revival of the local agricultural sector. Ultramarine group present in particular in the big dis…
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