Grants and funding for social organisations

Be supported in urban development

France · FR

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays · Entreprise publique locale (Sem, Spl, SemOp)

_________________________________________________________________ 🚩 The funding described in this section complies with regulations relating to state aid and therefore does not include any aid elements. _______________________________________________________________ As part of the Cœur de Ville (ACV) program, the Banque des Territoires offers support and financing solutions for projects aimed at: Renovating open public spaces and parking areas; Developing clean transport and sustainable mobility; Developing renewable energies and energy renovation of buildings; Creating local property companies specialized in commerce or activity; Renovating accommodation, as well as tourist and leisure facilities; Creating digital infrastructures and innovative services; Setting up third-party places for business real estate or support for local businesses; Developing territorial food programs and short supply chains; Treating brownfields; Maintaining local medical services and reception facilities for the elderly. For such projects, the Banque des Territoires can: …

Participate in a call for projects from the Grand Investment Plan

France · FR

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays

_________________________________________________________________ 🚩 The funding described in this section complies with state aid regulations and therefore does not include any aid elements. ________________________________________________________________ Banque des Territoires manages the mandate of the Grand Investment Plan 2018-2022 (GPI) on behalf of the State. With a budget of 57 billion euros, it is structured around 4 actions. 1. Accelerate the ecological transition The GPI program includes a call for projects for the City of tomorrow. The objective of these projects? To promote the development of a new way of designing, building and managing cities so that they preserve both the quality of life of residents, social cohesion and the environment. 2. Build a society of skills With the aim of building a society of skills, Banque des Territoires manages several actions and calls for projects: « Territoires d'Innovation Pédagogique » (TIP) to strengthen the capacity of the education system to achieve its objectives; « Sociétés Universitaires et de Recherche » (SUR), a call for expressions of interest to experiment, within higher education institutions…

Be supported in the digital inclusion of the territory

France · FR

Who can apply Commune · Etablissement public dont services de l'Etat

La Banque des Territoires offers support aimed at digital inclusion through 15 territorial Hubs. It is aimed at: Digital inclusion actors: identification as a dedicated actor, training of digital mediators, setting up a digital inclusion project (financial arrangement, search for funding, offer design, etc.), organization of an event dedicated to digital inclusion, information and news on the subject; To local authorities: diagnosis of territorial digital inclusion (actors present, offers, etc.), creation of a public digital inclusion policy, training of agents and organization of dedicated events. La Banque des Territoires' support aims at several objectives: Create synergies between digital inclusion ecosystems: identification of mediation places, evaluation of territorial capacities, study of service accessibility and analysis of their adequacy with territorial needs; Promote the creation or development of digital inclusion projects: training, provision of tools and search for funding.

Contratti di sviluppo - "Bus elettrici" (PNRR)

Ministero delle Imprese e del Made in Italy · Nazionale

Who can apply Rete d'impresa · Impresa

Cos'è Strumento agevolativo dedicato al sostegno di programmi di trasformazione industriale per lo sviluppo della filiera produttiva degli autobus, al fine di produrre veicoli elettrici e connessi. Sono esclusi gli autobus ibridi. A chi si rivolge Imprese di tutte le dimensioni che realizzano programmi di investimento coerenti con le finalità dell’Investimento 5.3. del PNRR. “Sviluppo di una leadership internazionale, industriale e di ricerca e sviluppo nel campo degli autobus elettrici”. Il programma di sviluppo può essere realizzato da più imprese o da una sola impresa. Cosa prevede Contributi a fondo perduto e finanziamenti agevolati, anche in combinazione tra loro. Per effetto delle recenti modifiche al PNRR sono destinati all’attuazione 75 milioni di euro, nell’ambito della dotazione dell’Investimento M7-I12 del PNRR di complessivi 100 milioni. La dotazione sostituisce quella inizialmente stanziata per la misura, pari ad 220 milioni di complessivi 300, nell’ambito della misura 5.3 del PNRR M2C2 “Transizione energetica e mobilità sostenibile”.

Period: Apr 26, 2022 – —

Tactical Behaviors for Autonomous Maneuver

United States · US

Who can apply Others (see text field entitled "Additional Information on Eligibility" for clarification)

**UPDATE 5 APRIL 2024: The proposal submission date has been updated to 24 April 2024. The FOA has been amended to reflect this submission date and include a Question and Answer document based on questions received from interested applicants. Other than the updated proposal submission date in the FOA, the actual FOA Amendment has not been changed. However, the answers provided in the Q&A document are considered part of the FOA Amendment.** **CYCLE 2 UPDATE 20 MARCH 2024 - THE OPPORTUNITY WEBINAR FOR CYCLE 2 WILL BE HELD ONLINE VIA MS TEAMS AT 1500 EDT ON 22 MARCH 2024 AT THE FOLLOWING LINK: https://dod.teams.microsoft.us/l/meetup-join/19%3adod%3ameeting_5fa41fe6fa874484b473d8a6ba7921c6%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%22fae6d70f-954b-4811-92b6-0530d6f84c43%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%22e9f6fc39-8f22-44e5-8bd0-64f0cde32305%22%2c%22IsBroadcastMeeting%22%3atrue%7d **UPDATE 14 MARCH 2024 - CYCLE 2 HAS BEEN POSTED TO THE ANNOUNCEMENT. PLEASE REVIEW THE UPDATED ANNOUNCEMENT IN FULL FOR SUBMISSION TIME, UPDATED TOPIC, AND FUNDING AMOUNT AND SCHEDULE CHANGES FROM CYCLE 1** TACTICAL BEHAVIORS FOR AUTONOMOUS MANEUVER COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM (TBAM-CRP) Future Army forces will be called upon to operate and maneuver in multi-domain operations (MDO), against a modern and capable peer adversary. The battlefield of the future may impose additional constraints on maneuver forces such as disruption in communication as well as positioning services. To field a highly capable fighting force in this future battlefield, novel tactics and doctrines leveraging nascent technologies in robotics and autonomous systems (RAS) will need to be developed. Teams of RAS will serve an increasingly critical role in the future force to deliver situational awareness, defend key locations or positions, or take point in dynamic and hazardous situations. Resilience to disruptions, failures, or unexpected scenarios, is a key quality for teams of RAS to operate alongside other future Army forces. The US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command (DEVCOM) Army Research Laboratory (ARL) is focused on developing fundamental understanding and informing the art-of-the-possible for warfighter concepts through research to greatly improve the scope of mission capabilities of teams of RAS, develop robust and resilient approaches to plan under extreme conditions of uncertainty, to learn coordinated strategies for groups of agents to achieve a common objective, all within a complex maneuver environment including adversaries. The Tactical Behaviors for Autonomous Maneuver Collaborative Research Program (TBAM-CRP) is focused on developing and experimentally evaluating coordinated and individual behaviors for small groups of autonomous agents to learn doctrinal as well as novel tactics for maneuvering in military relevant environments. The TBAM-CRP will leverage developments in other internal and extramural programs as well as identify new research directions to find novel solutions to these maneuver problems in analogical simulations representing complex realistic terrain. The Tactical Behaviors for Autonomous Maneuver Collaborative Research Program (TBAM-CRP) will consist of a series of sprint efforts executed with annual program reviews. Each topic will be focused on addressing a different set of scientific areas which will support the research aims of an associated ARL researcher from a related internal essential research program (ERP) or mission-funded program. The TBAM-CRP has been developed in coordination with other related ARL-funded collaborative efforts (see descriptions of ARL collaborative alliances at https://www.arl.army.mil/business/collaborativealliances/) and shares a common vision of highly collaborative academia-industry-government partnerships; however, it will be executed with a program model adapted from the Scalable, Adaptive, and Resilient Autonomy (SARA), which established a new paradigm for collaborative research. Some key properties of this new approach are described below: • TBAM-CRP sprint topics will be offered on a two-year cycle. Proposals will be solicited for a possible two-year period structured as a first-year pilot followed by a second-year option where the option may be awarded based upon progress assessed at an annual review. The FOA will be amended annually to identify a specific problem statement and scope for that specific cycle. The topics for each cycle will be chosen to address the long-term program goal. • Five new topics (Cycles 1-5) are expected in FY22, 24, 26, 28, 30. Each topic will be carefully chosen based on the previous accomplishments in the prior cycle(s), the development of new technologies and capabilities in the broader research and development communities, and the Army’s evolving needs for future capabilities. • For each topic, funding will be provided to those Recipients selected under a cooperative agreement (CA). • Enhanced Research Program funding from ARL or Other Government Agencies (OGAs) may become available during a cycle which provides a mechanism for growth and enhancement within the TBAM-CRP. A proposal should not include any discussion of the Enhanced Research Program. Recipients receiving a CA will be notified and provided details if the opportunity for Enhanced Research Program funding becomes available during their award period of performance. • There is no limitation on the place of performance, although on-site collaboration at ARL facilities and with ARL researchers as well as with other Recipients are encouraged. Research outcomes in this program must, at the very least, be demonstrated in sophisticated simulations of relevant environments. Together with ARL collaborators, these results may be adapted for higher TRL experimentation on surrogate platforms at ARL test facilities such as the Robotics Research Collaboration Campus (R2C2) at Graces Quarters, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland. • Recipients will be furnished with access to the ARL Autonomy Stack software suite as well as all relevant simulation tools and multi-agent learning support. • Recipients will be provided with information about the current state of the Autonomous Systems Enterprise (ASE) with an overview of developments in the associated collaborative research alliances including Distributed and Collaborative Intelligent Systems and Technology (DCIST), Scalable, Adaptive, and Resilient Autonomy (SARA), as well as internal ARL essential research programs including the AI for Maneuver and Mobility (AIMM), Emerging Overmatch Technologies (EOT), and Versatile Tactical Power and Propulsion (VICTOR). Capabilities demonstrated in simulation should reflect significant appropriate developments. This midpoint review is expected to take place as a mini symposium where Recipients can share results with one another along with the ARL community to foster further collaboration. • At the end of the second year, a capstone demonstration will be executed by those Recipients receiving an option to their award in a set of simulated relevant environments, either those environment scenarios provided by the Government and other program performers, or optionally of a specific environment developed by the Recipient to exhibit their developed capability. Any system level capability demonstration that can be made with the internal ARL collaborator or description of capability development and program contribution can also be made at this time. These system demonstrations are expected to coincide to foster further integration and adoption with related internal research programs as well as partner organizations from within the DEVCOM, other Army and DoD service branches and agencies, in addition to other government agencies. Proposals that follow the requirements of the FOA will be evaluated in accordance with merit-based, competitive procedures. These procedures will include evaluation factors and an adjectival and color rating system. A review team, consisting of a qualified group of Government scientists and managers will evaluate the compliant proposals and provide the results of that evaluation to the decision-maker for the Government. Relevant internal research program materials approved for public release and contact information will be provided to potential proposers during introductory presentations to help facilitate identification of collaboration between proposers and individual ARL researchers or internal research programs. Additional connections to ARL programs can be identified during the proposal review process. Eligible applicants under this FOA include institutions of higher education, nonprofit organizations, and for-profit organizations (i.e., large and small businesses) for scientific research in the knowledge domains outlined throughout this Funding Opportunity. Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDC) may propose as well, with effort as allowed by their sponsoring agency and in accordance with their sponsoring agency policy.

Be advised by an expert executive from the DGFiP at the local level (CDL)

France · FR

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays

Local Decision-Maker Advisor (CDL) The local decision-maker advisor (CDL) is an executive from the Directorate General of Public Finance (DGFiP), an expert in advising local elected officials and their financial services. They offer individualized advice to authorizing officers to meet their needs on various subjects. They are attached to the departmental or regional Directorate of Public Finance. The creation of this function is part of the new local network set up by the DGFiP in 2020 to strengthen its presence in the territories. Its deployment is planned until 2023 with the objective of one CDL per EPCI. CDLs work in close collaboration with the accounting management services (SGC) of the DGFiP which ensure, as before, the budgetary and accounting management of local authorities. The CDL is a mobile executive likely to have several workplaces. Subject to the agreement of the authorizing officer, they are primarily located in the premises of the EPCI or sometimes in one of the member communities of their portfolio. The establishment of this new contact person allows: to offer tailor-made services, adapted as closely as possible to the needs of each community; to offer free, objective and neutral services…

Period: Jan 1, 2019 – —

Support the deployment of "Aquatic Ease" for children aged 4 to 6

France · FR

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays · Département · Région · Collectivité d’outre-mer à statut particulier

Launched in 2019, the "Aquatic Ease" and "Learning to ride a bike" programs aim to ensure that every child acquires fundamental sports knowledge essential for their development, health, autonomy, and safety. If you wish to develop Aquatic Ease in your territory, the state sports services will assist you in carrying out your projects. Contact your local correspondent at the following address: aisanceaquatique@sports.gouv.fr The initial information concerning Aquatic Ease in the territories is described in the guide: A presentation of the program Examples of implementation Details on supervision conditions A list of various available funding sources.

Support the deployment of "Savoir Rouler à Vélo" for children aged 6 to 11

France · FR

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays · Département · Région · Collectivité d’outre-mer à statut particulier

Launched in 2019, the "Aisance Aquatique" and "Savoir rouler à vélo" programs aim to ensure that every child acquires fundamental sports knowledge essential for their development, health, autonomy, and safety. Do you want to implement Savoir Rouler à Vélo in your area? State services in charge of sports will support you in carrying out your projects. Contact your local correspondent at the following address: srav@sports.gouv.fr The initial information for the implementation of "Savoir Rouler à Vélo" in the territories is described in the guide: A presentation of the program Examples of implementation Details on supervision conditions A list of various available funding options.

Helping communities with their historical research and studies

France · Île-de-France

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays

Disseminate the resources of the Departmental Archives and make them available to the territories: Advice on research tools, on the method to implement or the actors to associate to develop a historical project Participation in the design of projects on the history of the commune, potentially subsidizable. Communication of acts for legal purposes Expertise on heraldry (coats of arms) and paleography (knowledge of ancient writings)... Free if advice / According to tariff if supplies of photocopies and in compliance with the regulations on the reuse of public data.

Advise communities on the conservation and management of their archives

France · Île-de-France

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays

Telephone assistance and monitoring Consulting and/or diagnostic visits Within the framework of the prescriptions set by the Heritage Code and in extension of the scientific control exercised on behalf of the State.

Support communities in environmental communication

France · Île-de-France

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays

Facilitate community communication on environmental actions.

Support communities in "landscape architecture" communication and awareness: production of materials and animation

France · Île-de-France

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays

Highlighting the local landscape: Organization, animation - enhancement of public green spaces, creation of documents for visitors Organization, animation - enhancement of plant heritage, simplified audit, national committee of flowered towns and villages Free (part TA of CAUE).

Support communities for the development of station hubs

France · Île-de-France

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays

Support the commune / EPCI in the development and monitoring of a station hub development project: improve accessibility to the station for all modes of transport, develop public spaces, roads and adapted intermodal equipment.

Advise and support communities on their school bus station projects

France · Île-de-France

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays

Support the community or EPCI in the design of a school bus station project and the search for subsidies.

Conduct a feasibility study for an overall development project to support communities in their prospective approach

France · Île-de-France

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays

Support communities in their upstream thinking on a development project.

Support communities for the management of public spaces with constraints: cemeteries or sports fields

France · Île-de-France

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays

Support communities towards zero pesticides by offering them technical solutions to do without phytosanitary products for the maintenance of constrained spaces (cemetery greening project, maintenance of sports fields without phytosanitary products, etc.).

Advise communities on the creation, relocation, or development of regular public transport stops (bus stops)

France · Île-de-France

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays

Creation / relocation / development of regular public transport stops (bus stops).

Assistance with the administrative and financial setup of projects included in the departmental contractual policy

France · Île-de-France

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays

Advise and support local authorities in the administrative and technical development of their grant application file. Enable communities to understand the various schemes available to them and to have a clear understanding of the steps involved in developing their file/project. 1. Definition of needs 2. Detailed presentation of the most appropriate scheme 3. Establishment of necessary files (administrative - technical) 4. Technical monitoring of the project Public service mission by departmental services (DADT/SDT).

Call on an Integration Workshop and Construction Site: interior design (premises and housing)

France · Île-de-France

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays

Promote professional integration through social interest work with the departmental integration agency, Initiatives77.

Calling on an Integration Workshop and Construction Site: restoration and development of the natural environment

France · Île-de-France

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays

Promote professional integration through social interest work with the departmental integration agency, Initiatives77. About Initiatives77: Created in 1991, Initiatives77 is an associated body of the Seine-et-Marne Departmental Council responsible for promoting all actions likely to foster professional integration: access to employment, training, and integration through housing. Our service offer: As part of its Integration Workshops and Construction Sites (ACI), Initiatives77 creates walkways (gravel paths, decking, etc.), develops green spaces, and intervenes in your protected areas (ENS, wetlands). These projects allow you to highlight your commitment to: Support and training for people far from the job market The renovation or beautification of your environment and natural heritage. More info https://initiatives77.org/offre-services-collectivites-locales/ How to prepare for an ACI intervention with Initiatives77? The Integration Workshop and Construction Site is organized in 4 stages: Co-construction of the project with Initiatives77, Validation of estimates and signing of an agreement, The …

Support communities in the restoration and safeguarding of built heritage

France · Île-de-France

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays

Support project leaders in the safeguarding, protection and enhancement of built heritage

Support communities in mobilizing European aid for territorial development projects

France · Île-de-France

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays

Facilitate access for local authorities and EPCIs to European funding sources

Support for municipalities in obtaining the First Flower of the "Villes et villages fleuris" label

France · Île-de-France

Who can apply Commune

The support for municipalities in obtaining the first flower of the "Villes et villages fleuris" label aims to support municipalities wishing to apply for the label in structuring and implementing a transversal action plan based on the evaluation grid developed by the National Council of Villes et villages fleuris (CNVVF).

Support communities in defining local development and planning issues

France · Île-de-France

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays

Support communities in their upstream planning and urbanism reflections. Following the territorial diagnosis (achievable within the framework of ID77), the Department provides the community with its knowledge and technical skills, so that it benefits from upstream support to help it identify the major issues and tools to mobilize, with a view to sustainable development of its territory. This support can be carried out upstream of any territorial development project, such as: - Development of a town center, - Integration of mobilities into public spaces, - Choice of a location for equipment The development project can be continued for its implementation within the framework of ID77 Modality - First contact with the community to specify the request, - Organization of a meeting with the community, departmental services and relevant organizations, in order to identify the issues and problems, - Production by the Department of a document synthesizing these issues and proposing tools to mobilize.