Regain brings together stakeholders committed to the harmonious development of regions, around innovative projects combining data analysis and AI.
Regain works for the balanced development of regions.
Our purpose: to unite a diverse community of stakeholders — elected officials, businesses, researchers and citizens — who share their knowledge to invent models that are more balanced and more respectful of the environment, powered by artificial intelligence and new technologies.
Regain facilitates innovative projects for the adaptation of public services and the preservation of heritage, both environmental and cultural, all over the world.
As a public-interest non-profit, Regain is funded by patrons, private companies and public funds.
Bringing together public, private and citizen stakeholders around shared regional projects.
Designing and operating tailor-made solutions, useful and accessible to all.
Running projects for the long term and measuring their real impact.
Regain acts as a trusted third party: we select high-impact projects, bring the whole ecosystem together to implement them, then carry each project over the long term.
Identifying and choosing high-impact projects for regions, validated by our expert committee.
Bringing the whole ecosystem together around the project: providers, beneficiaries and funders.
Coordinating stakeholders and deploying the project on the ground.
Running the project over the long term and measuring its real impact.
Every action supported by Regain is validated by an independent expert committee, chaired by a French member of parliament.
It brings together figures deeply committed to protecting the environment: mayors, scientists, athletes, journalists and entrepreneurs.
Concrete projects, carried out with regions and their partners, in France and internationally.
thelma, the social network of the community committed to protecting our regions, all over the world.

Beyond administrative borders, thelma is the first French social network uniting environmental-protection stakeholders through a unique partnership with COP 15, which fights deforestation.

Supporting Albanian cities in opening up their data, taking concrete steps towards greater transparency in public life and convergence with European standards.
Modelling the impact of chlordecone on the population of Martinique and Guadeloupe.
Modelling scenarios for an optimised management chain for end-of-life textiles, household linen and footwear.
Local authorities, partners, funders, citizens: let's build more vibrant regions together, using data and new technologies.
“A new genesis, the rebirth of a human community, a new dawn”
In his novel Regain (published in English as Second Harvest), Jean Giono tells the story of the rebirth of the lost hamlet of Aubignane. A love story attuned to the rhythms of the world, beyond the limits of any realist psychology or particular geography. A vision of the human condition with the power of myth.
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