With our innovative services and products, we not only help to protect and ensure the functioning of companies, economies, communities and individuals, but we also promote a society focused on the long term and sustainability. Our innovations focus on our Home and Mobility ecosystems.
Through the principle of local rental and leasing, cooperation with MyCamper, a platform for sharing camping vehicles, enables holidays through multiple use of existing resources: motor homes, camper vans and caravans that would otherwise be unused are rented out locally, and the holiday can start almost on the doorstep.
Through a partnership with the Swiss start-up TWIICE, which specialises in the development of exoskeletons, Baloise is helping to integrate the mobility needs of a specific target group: people with musculoskeletal disorders. This means we can support future forms of mobility for everyone in keeping with our sustainability approach and our promise to take social responsibility.
With our investment in the Danish peer-to-peer car-sharing company GoMore, we are expanding our Mobility ecosystem with an important strategic component in the area of sustainable passenger transport. GoMore is convinced that better use of cars is necessary to achieve the goal of more sustainable individual transport.
The subsidiary Mobly created the MOVEasy mobility platform together with assistance company Europ Assistance. Thanks to the mobility-as-a-service approach, MOVEasy integrates more than 20 mobility providers in Belgium with the aim of offering the mainly urban population a sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative to transport by car – while also enabling them to keep an eye on their mobility budget.
MOBIKO – short for “Mobilitätskontingent”, or travel allowance – provides a platform that allows employers to manage the travel needs of their employees, reimburse travel expenses in conformity with tax rules and incentivise sustainable travel practices. That way, companies can play an active role in influencing their CO2 emissions and save on business travel costs. An app gives employees flexibility, enabling them to make use of all available means of transport worldwide.
With the FRIDAY +ECO product, which was developed with the renowned climate protection organisation myclimate, FRIDAY customers can contribute to climate protection by offsetting CO2 emissions caused while driving.
Electromobility is the ideal solution for those wanting to get from A to B more sustainably without sacrificing comfort and convenience. The BalCharge project was launched via the Kickbox campaign. The aim of BalCharge is to install charging stations for electric vehicles in our properties.
Baloise in Belgium is the majority shareholder of DrivOlution, a company specialising in the analysis and correction of driving styles. DrivOlution helps corporate customers to reduce their mobility budget. The focus is on prevention to reduce fuel consumption and insurance costs, making driving safer, more considerate and better for the environment.
The cooperation with car-sharing provider 2em focuses on renting with sustainable mobility. A social network centred around vehicle rental enables the renting and leasing of (private) vehicles in Switzerland to make better use of the availability of existing vehicles.
Through the principle of local rental and leasing, cooperation with MyCamper, a platform for sharing camping vehicles, enables holidays through multiple use of existing resources: motor homes, camper vans and caravans that would otherwise be unused are rented out locally, and the holiday can start almost on the doorstep.
With the FRIDAY +ECO product, which was developed with the renowned climate protection organisation myclimate, FRIDAY customers can contribute to climate protection by offsetting CO2 emissions caused while driving.
Through a partnership with the Swiss start-up TWIICE, which specialises in the development of exoskeletons, Baloise is helping to integrate the mobility needs of a specific target group: people with musculoskeletal disorders. This means we can support future forms of mobility for everyone in keeping with our sustainability approach and our promise to take social responsibility.
Electromobility is the ideal solution for those wanting to get from A to B more sustainably without sacrificing comfort and convenience. The BalCharge project was launched via the Kickbox campaign. The aim of BalCharge is to install charging stations for electric vehicles in our properties.
With our investment in the Danish peer-to-peer car-sharing company GoMore, we are expanding our Mobility ecosystem with an important strategic component in the area of sustainable passenger transport. GoMore is convinced that better use of cars is necessary to achieve the goal of more sustainable individual transport.
Baloise in Belgium is the majority shareholder of DrivOlution, a company specialising in the analysis and correction of driving styles. DrivOlution helps corporate customers to reduce their mobility budget. The focus is on prevention to reduce fuel consumption and insurance costs, making driving safer, more considerate and better for the environment.
The subsidiary Mobly created the MOVEasy mobility platform together with assistance company Europ Assistance. Thanks to the mobility-as-a-service approach, MOVEasy integrates more than 20 mobility providers in Belgium with the aim of offering the mainly urban population a sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative to transport by car – while also enabling them to keep an eye on their mobility budget.
The cooperation with car-sharing provider 2em focuses on renting with sustainable mobility. A social network centred around vehicle rental enables the renting and leasing of (private) vehicles in Switzerland to make better use of the availability of existing vehicles.
MOBIKO – short for “Mobilitätskontingent”, or travel allowance – provides a platform that allows employers to manage the travel needs of their employees, reimburse travel expenses in conformity with tax rules and incentivise sustainable travel practices. That way, companies can play an active role in influencing their CO2 emissions and save on business travel costs. An app gives employees flexibility, enabling them to make use of all available means of transport worldwide.
The Swiss start-up Koj offers home furnishings by subscription. High-quality furniture is used in the process so that it can be restored and used again when the subscription expires. Our cooperation with Koj enables us to support sustainable and environmentally friendly living. In addition, Koj plants one tree for every subscription taken out as part of a reforestation project.
The B-Tonic health platform is a subsidiary of Baloise in Belgium. The platform focuses on the mental and physical well-being of employees, brokers and customers: through the platform, they receive tips on how to develop greater resilience, especially during difficult times, for example through healthy nutrition and daily exercise. With various campaigns such as the “Healthy in 100 days” challenge, free health guides, webinars and Facebook Live sessions, B-Tonic leads the way and offers services that underline how well-being is also a high priority in the home and living sector.
The Belgian start-up Keypoint is the digital assistant for claim prevention, claim repair, maintenance, advice and support for your building. With Keypoint Repair, insured damage is repaired instead of simply being replaced by new objects, which promotes the circular economy approach. Keypoint's ambition is to become Belgium's first sustainable repair network, and so in the future it will award accredited businesses a certificate of sustainable repairer if they meet these requirements. On top of that, Keypoint plants a tree for every eight opened repair cases in collaboration with GoForest.
Together with Enovos, Baloise in Luxembourg has designed the "Drive Electric" product, which makes the switch to electric vehicles as easy as possible for our customers. The complete package includes services such as an app to easily refuel at over 180,000 charging stations in Europe and access to a digital platform to order the installation of a charging station at home.
With its investment in the start-up independesk, Baloise Germany underlines its ambition to help create sustainable solutions in the current trend topics of hybrid working and desk sharing. After the pandemic, the trend towards workplace flexibility and working from home is set to continue. independesk provides a digital platform where anyone can book a desk in a professional environment near their home.This is particularly advantageous if there are no optimal home office conditions at home. In this way, travel can be avoided in an environmentally friendly way and still work well.
The Swiss platform Houzy offers comprehensive digital solutions for homeowners. The innovative tools (solar, heating and renovation calculator) integrated on the platform enable comparisons and calculations to be carried out for aspects such as costs and energy potential of roofs for solar systems, the benefits of sustainable heating systems and appropriate timing of resource-saving renovation.
Loopia helps to extend the life cycle of products. The app offers services aimed at giving products a longer life in a straightforward way: repair, share and resell with one click – all of which helps to save resources.
With "Share that Wear", clothes and accessories can be rented and loaned via an app. Thanks to the principle of sharing, there is no need to buy new clothes, bags and shoes. This saves resources and money.
Immopass is an expert in the technical analysis of real estate for purchase, renovation and maintenance in Belgium. ImmoPass Energy analyses the energy performance of the house to advice the owner on the optimisation of the property's energy efficiency.
The Swiss start-up Bubble Box is the first dry-cleaning and laundry company in Switzerland that, thanks to its partnership with myclimate, offers climate-neutral services. In addition to using ecologically sustainable laundry bags, biodegradable plastics and environmentally friendly detergents, Bubble Box is mindful of efficient energy consumption, making use of heat pump dryers and warm-water recovery systems as much as possible.
The Swiss start-up Koj offers home furnishings by subscription. High-quality furniture is used in the process so that it can be restored and used again when the subscription expires. Our cooperation with Koj enables us to support sustainable and environmentally friendly living. In addition, Koj plants one tree for every subscription taken out as part of a reforestation project.
The Swiss platform Houzy offers comprehensive digital solutions for homeowners. The innovative tools (solar, heating and renovation calculator) integrated on the platform enable comparisons and calculations to be carried out for aspects such as costs and energy potential of roofs for solar systems, the benefits of sustainable heating systems and appropriate timing of resource-saving renovation.
The B-Tonic health platform is a subsidiary of Baloise in Belgium. The platform focuses on the mental and physical well-being of employees, brokers and customers: through the platform, they receive tips on how to develop greater resilience, especially during difficult times, for example through healthy nutrition and daily exercise. With various campaigns such as the “Healthy in 100 days” challenge, free health guides, webinars and Facebook Live sessions, B-Tonic leads the way and offers services that underline how well-being is also a high priority in the home and living sector.
Loopia helps to extend the life cycle of products. The app offers services aimed at giving products a longer life in a straightforward way: repair, share and resell with one click – all of which helps to save resources.
The Belgian start-up Keypoint is the digital assistant for claim prevention, claim repair, maintenance, advice and support for your building. With Keypoint Repair, insured damage is repaired instead of simply being replaced by new objects, which promotes the circular economy approach. Keypoint's ambition is to become Belgium's first sustainable repair network, and so in the future it will award accredited businesses a certificate of sustainable repairer if they meet these requirements. On top of that, Keypoint plants a tree for every eight opened repair cases in collaboration with GoForest.
With "Share that Wear", clothes and accessories can be rented and loaned via an app. Thanks to the principle of sharing, there is no need to buy new clothes, bags and shoes. This saves resources and money.
Together with Enovos, Baloise in Luxembourg has designed the "Drive Electric" product, which makes the switch to electric vehicles as easy as possible for our customers. The complete package includes services such as an app to easily refuel at over 180,000 charging stations in Europe and access to a digital platform to order the installation of a charging station at home.
Immopass is an expert in the technical analysis of real estate for purchase, renovation and maintenance in Belgium. ImmoPass Energy analyses the energy performance of the house to advice the owner on the optimisation of the property's energy efficiency.
With its investment in the start-up independesk, Baloise Germany underlines its ambition to help create sustainable solutions in the current trend topics of hybrid working and desk sharing. After the pandemic, the trend towards workplace flexibility and working from home is set to continue. independesk provides a digital platform where anyone can book a desk in a professional environment near their home.This is particularly advantageous if there are no optimal home office conditions at home. In this way, travel can be avoided in an environmentally friendly way and still work well.
The Swiss start-up Bubble Box is the first dry-cleaning and laundry company in Switzerland that, thanks to its partnership with myclimate, offers climate-neutral services. In addition to using ecologically sustainable laundry bags, biodegradable plastics and environmentally friendly detergents, Bubble Box is mindful of efficient energy consumption, making use of heat pump dryers and warm-water recovery systems as much as possible.