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VI Edition of the FCC Aqualia’s in-house
“Peque-artistas” drawing contest
The in-house “Peque-artistas”
drawing contest continues to
create awareness on the value
of good water management,
generation in-house cohesion
and pride of belonging to the
company
The 6th edition of the International Drawing
Contest for the children and grandchildren
of FCC Aqualia employees organized in
2005 under the motto “Fill your world with
life” concluded with the award-ceremony
for the twelve winners. In this edition, the
most international one, a record number of
175 children participated, three times more
than in the previous year. The initiative, which
aims to create awareness on the responsible
and sustainable use of natural resources
generates in-house cohesion and pride of
belonging to the company, has been a great
success among the smallest members of
the FCC Aqualia family.
The contest, organized through the www.
website,
broughttheworkofparentsandgrandparents
who work at FCC Aqualia closer to the 5 to
14 year old children and grandchildren. The
youngsters were the ones who brought to
life an ideal environment, bringing water
to people, animals, and plants, just as the
company does day in and day out.
The twelve award-winners in each of the
two categories (the youngest set and
youngsters), received two Samsung Galaxy
tablets of and ten didactic games “My first
vegetable patch” were given to each of the
finalists in addition to a t-shirt bearing the
message: You’re big, little one. You know
how to take care of water and your example
is very important”.
The growing success of this initiative over
the years reflect the involvement of the
people who make up the FCC Aqualia
team, committed to showing youngsters the
work behind bringing water to homes and
returning it to its natural environment after its
use in optimal conditions. Congratulations,
family!
Puzzle with photos of some of the contest winners and their prizes.
From left to right: Juan Pablo Merino, director of Communications and CSR; Félix Parra, managing
director; and Carmen Rodríguez, H.R. director, with the t-shirts made especially for the award-winning
youngsters.