The Foundation develops educational and professional initiatives involving primary and secondary schools, universities and professionals across the packaging value chain. From classroom outreach activities to advanced training programmes, including workshops, cultural projects and courses focused on technical and regulatory skills, the Foundation’s educational activities support widespread, informed growth aligned with the ten Values of the Ethical Packaging Charter.

Tools, guidelines, studies and cultural dissemination activities designed to help the value chain interpret technological, design and regulatory change. This area includes the Foundation Days, in-depth events held four times a year, as well as participation in competitions and scientific awards such as Best Packaging, which recognise responsible innovation and design excellence across the sector.

Projects that integrate education, employment and inclusion, creating real opportunities for people in vulnerable situations or with specific needs. The Foundation develops pathways that enhance skills, autonomy and dignity, from penitentiary institutions to programmes dedicated to vulnerable contexts, promoting a vision of sustainability that places people, communities and their professional futures at the centre.

A network of companies and organisations that share the ten Values of the Ethical Charter and translate them into concrete practices, not only within their own organisations but also through their role in the value chain, in relationships with partners and clients, and in communication with society. Ambassadors support the Foundation’s projects, participate in its cultural activities and contribute to spreading a system-wide culture based on ethics, quality, responsibility and collaboration throughout the packaging sector.