Total in Burma : the yadana pipeline project

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Presentation by Total of the Yadana gas development project and the supporting Socio-Economic Program in Burma. Total also responds to criticism of its presence in a country whose military regime shows little concern for human rights and where forced labor has not been eradicated.

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The Socio-Economic Program

Protection of Human Rights

Local Socio-Economic Initiatives

National Socio-Economic Initiatives

A Positive Impact on the Country


		Job creation and technology transfer



		Development in the pipeline region



		Development of Myanmar



			Total's Ethical Guidelines
				(PDF 33Ko)

			Bernard Kouchner's Report
				(PDF 285Ko)

			Total in Myanmar, download the web site contents
				(PDF 591Ko)





			Collaborative for Development Action (CDA)


	A Positive Impact on the Country

While ensuring the profitability of its business projects, Total is also committed to providing economic and social benefits to the people in its host countries. This commitment is clearly expressed in the Group's Ethical Guidelines. The positive impact of the Yadana project can be measured in three ways:

Job creation and technology transfer.

Development in the pipeline region.

Development of Myanmar.