Our Corporate Social Responsibility

In the context of worldwide humanitarian aid, Famoco has implemented a solution utilizing mobile NFC technology. Once enrolled by international organizations, beneficiaries can securely and even offline, access fresh produce and essential goods from local shops and market networks.

To meet new public health regulations in Ivory Coast, Famoco partnered with institutions to deploy inclusive identification systems. By decentralizing card production and enabling personalization at the point of enrollment, Famoco ensures efficient and secure access to healthcare, reduces fraud, and strengthens health monitoring — including in rural areas.

In humanitarian contexts, our frontier technologies guarantee identity-agnostic access for all, enabling individuals to exercise their rights regardless of background. Over 40 million beneficiaries in 50 countries are supported by humanitarian organizations through Famoco solutions — ensuring protection for individuals while causing no digital harm to responders.

As a partner of MOSIP, we prioritize data privacy and security, especially for vulnerable populations in government and social welfare programs. By delivering a complete end-to-end biometric solution, we leverage technology for social impact and foster sustainable economic opportunities in agriculture, health, micro-commerce, and education sectors.

Instead of systematically shipping our equipment to our logistics center in Belgium, we prioritize direct deliveries to our clients whenever possible, in order to limit transport-related emission.

For large device shipments to Belgium, as well as batteries and accessories, we prioritize sea freight over air transport. While this process takes longer, we have adapted our logistics to favor this method and significantly cut our emissions

Emissions are calculated per ton per kilometer. By reducing either the transported mass or the distance traveled, we actively lower the carbon footprint of our logistics

With our partner VoltR, we extend battery life instead of replacing them too soon. 70% of tested batteries continue to operate and are reused, while the remaining 30% are recycled — avoiding 350 kg of waste every year. A concrete step in cutting emissions and advancing our Lean & Green certification journey.

With five dedicated repair centers across Africa (Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Ethiopia, and the Democratic Republic of Congo), we ensure faster support, reduced downtime, and greater sustainability. By fixing devices locally, reusing components, and providing training, we not only keep our clients’ operations running smoothly but also cut the carbon footprint linked to long-distance shipments.

Unlike most Android-based devices, Famoco’s ecosystem operates without Google Mobile Services (GMS). This guarantees that no data is shared with third parties, and that all operations remain confined within a closed, secure environment fully managed by the client. Moreover, we oversee the implementation of GDPR standards, ensuring reliability and continuous improvement in data governance.

In the healthcare sector, Famoco’s mobile devices are often used by medical teams to access and record sensitive information — from patient monitoring data and medical histories to care reports and contact details. Such data, by nature highly confidential, must be protected with the utmost rigor. Famoco integrates security by design into all its solutions. All data exchanges between devices and applications are encrypted and authenticated, preventing any unauthorized access or interception.

Famoco devices are designed for professional use, and nothing else. Thanks to our centralized Mobile Device Management (MDM) platform, every terminal can be configured, monitored, and controlled remotely – no distractions, no unauthorized apps, no unnecessary background services that open security risks. You can also define geofencing policies to restrict usage to specific areas and receive alerts when a device leaves its allowed perimeter.