Grants and funding for social organisations

Obtain technical assistance for drinking water and/or sanitation

France · Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays

The proposed missions aim to help communities with asset management and improving the operation of collective sanitation systems and drinking water facilities. This includes, for example, on-site visits with wastewater analysis, advice for the maintenance of purification or drinking water supply structures, electromechanical equipment, adjustments, discharges into the natural environment, operational assessments, etc. In addition, some EPCIs

Obtain technical assistance for development

France · Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays

The communal diagnosis allows the commune to reposition itself within its living area, to obtain qualitative and quantitative data to draw up a diagnosis and guide the commune in its future projects. Citizen consultations can also be offered in this context (questionnaires, participatory workshops for citizens/elected officials/civil society, etc.). It is also proposed to communes to update their global town planning study (EAGB) for those who have benefited from it. Support for the choice of a design office can also be considered within the framework of technical assistance for development.

Supporting rural municipalities for one-off projects or small-scale works

France · Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Who can apply Commune

The solidarity fund provides funding for one-off projects, small-scale works, which are nevertheless absolutely necessary or even indispensable for the municipality carrying them out and its inhabitants. It is recalled here that, due to the NOTRe Law, acquisitions are not supported by departmental action.

Supporting rural communes for maintenance and repair work on communal roads, walls, and culverts

France · Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Who can apply Commune

The communal road envelope expresses the Department's solidarity with communes, in order to address the challenges of preserving communal road heritage and consequently the safety of secondary roads.

Engaging in an ecological transition within my community: territorial planning

France · FR

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays

Based on nationally shared guidelines, "Territoires engagés pour la nature" (Territories committed to nature) is implemented in willing regions with local support provided by the Regional Biodiversity Agencies, or a regional collective. The "Territoire engagé pour la Nature" program aims to foster, recognize, and support territories engaged in a progress approach in favor of biodiversity. "TEN" recognizes the importance of community involvement in the recovery of biodiversity, and wishes to provide support and visibility to territories wishing to commit or develop their actions on this theme. Faced with climate change, valuing and conserving biodiversity also ensures health, well-being, and safety for citizens of today and tomorrow. Concretely, commitment to the TEN approach allows communities to: Benefit from support from the animation unit and relay partners (CEN, Cerema, LPO...) to develop, formalize their action plan, and carry out their projects. TEN recognition may also provide access to technical support on specialized subjects and emerging themes (dark framework, nature-based solutions...). Benefit from the experience of communities…

Tax relief aimed at hiring detained or interned employees

Ministero della Giustizia Dipartimento Amministrazione penitenziaria · Nazionale

Who can apply Impresa · Cooperative/Associazioni Non Profit · Ente Pubblico

What it is: Granting of a tax credit, under Law 193/2000 (so-called Smuraglia), for each employed worker who is detained or interned, even if admitted to external work or semi-freedom, hired for a period of not less than one month. Who it's for: Social cooperatives referred to in Law 381/91 and public and private companies. What it provides: To benefit from tax relief, an agreement must be made with the Directorate of the penitentiary institution where the hired workers are detained. The relief is granted in the form of a tax credit for a maximum amount of €520 per month for each detained person hired and for any workforce training (provided that hiring occurs immediately after training). In case of hiring semi-free individuals, the maximum amount of the tax credit is €300. Remuneration is as provided by collective labor agreements. The tax credit does not contribute to the formation of the taxable base for income taxes and regional production activities tax, and it does not have relevance for the deductibility of interest expenses and general expenses. This credit can be used for offsetting pursuant to Art. 17 of Legislative Decree 241/97, it is not refundable but is cumulative with any other benefit.

Period: Jan 1, 2023 – —

Enhancing the omnipresence of water and nature (LEADER /Action sheet 5)

France · FR

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays · Etablissement public dont services de l'Etat · Entreprise publique locale (Sem, Spl, SemOp)

The objectives are multiple and aim to: enable the discovery of the territory through canals, waterways and hiking trails support the networking of sites and actors through itinerancy strengthen the tourist destination of the territory and Lac du Der propose discovery itineraries and local variations on foot, by bike, on horseback, in connection and in complementarity with the network of greenways and canals develop services and activities around water and nature improve the accessibility of bodies of water, canals and rivers improve the tourist development of the territory federate and involve local actors in the tourism approach

Federate local actors around a shared approach to heritage enhancement (LEADER /Action Sheet 4)

France · FR

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays · Etablissement public dont services de l'Etat · Entreprise publique locale (Sem, Spl, SemOp)

The objectives are multiple and aim to enhance the territory's heritage within the framework of a collective approach strengthen the appropriation of heritage by residents strengthen the tourist destination of the territory and Lac du Der by structuring the heritage offer highlight remarkable sites promote awareness of heritage through education develop networking among actors to expand collective tools related to these riches (knowledge, promotion, communication, tourist products, etc.) for residents and tourists encourage awareness and preservation actions through innovative collective approaches

Promoting local consumption (LEADER /Action sheet 3)

France · FR

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays · Etablissement public dont services de l'Etat · Entreprise publique locale (Sem, Spl, SemOp)

The objectives are multiple and aim to relocalize a part of local consumption strengthen the local economy of the territory and short supply chains strengthen links between producers and consumers develop the consumption of products from short supply chains in the territory support collective short supply chain initiatives raise awareness among stakeholders and residents about the concepts of "consum'actor" and short supply chains through activities modernize and develop local markets (weekly, thematic markets, etc.)

Develop cultural dynamics in the territory (LEADER / Action Sheet 2)

France · FR

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays · Etablissement public dont services de l'Etat · Entreprise publique locale (Sem, Spl, SemOp)

The objectives are multiple and aim to strengthen the attractiveness and influence of the territory, especially among young people promote synergy among stakeholders develop cultural and artistic practices (learning and dissemination) ensure satisfactory territorial coverage in terms of cultural facilities and actions promote the development of collective actions strengthen the animation and influence of the territory through the development of cultural offerings

Innovate and unite to strengthen personal services (LEADER /Action Sheet 1)

France · FR

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays · Etablissement public dont services de l'Etat · Entreprise publique locale (Sem, Spl, SemOp)

The objectives are multiple and aim to strengthen territorial balance in terms of personal services, respond to the societal challenges of the territory, and strengthen the local economy. The funded operations must enable the creation of a collective dynamic around strengthening the territorial network of personal services, the development and creation of new, more sustainable and lasting services, and finally the maintenance and creation of jobs.

Participate in the national label Territories, Cities and Internet Villages

France · FR

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

The national label Territories, Cities and Internet Villages is an evaluation of territorial digital public policies, unique in Europe. The territorial brand "National Label Territories, Cities and Internet Villages" concerns villages as well as large cities, from the first services connected to the inhabitants and users of the territory. This national label takes the form of a sign at the entrance to the city with 1 to 5 at signs (@) vintage each year. It is based on a framework of 16 thematic issues and 139 digital services designed by academics with the association and created with the State. To participate, communities reference their actions on the villes-internet.net platform. The framework serves as a self-assessment and daily roadmap for public decision-makers and their agents. Each year, an independent jury of experts studies more than 250 community files. The national label has been supported for nearly 25 years by several ministries and traditionally awarded by a member of the government. Participation is open to any EPCI, city or village, of all sizes and all French regions and overseas territories. Consult the regulations of the National Label Territories, ...

Support for projects to clean up illegal dumps of regional importance or linked to exceptional situations

France · FR

Who can apply Intercommunalité / Pays

The cleanliness fund supports projects to clean up illegal dumps of regional importance or linked to exceptional situations, whose treatment requires partnership funding. This scheme is eligible for the participatory ecological budget of the Île-de-France Region. Opens a new window

Reduce the number of illegal waste dumps and eradicate certain "black spots"

France · FR

Who can apply Intercommunalité / Pays

With the Cleanliness Fund, the Region supports Ile-de-France stakeholders who are committed to preventing and combating illegal dumping, in order to reduce their number and eradicate certain "black spots". This scheme is eligible for the ecological participatory budget Opens a new window .

Save energy and water on your assets

France · Île-de-France

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays

Energies Solidaires operates several public service schemes for energy renovation in Yvelines and supports local actors as closely as possible to their needs and constraints. We offer personalized, step-by-step support, from the idea to the realization of your energy transition projects, particularly through the Shared Energy Consulting mission of ADEME (French Agency for Ecological Transition). You will share the skills of an advisor across several municipalities who will offer you an objective and independent service, over the long term, for support and technical assistance on regulatory, technical and financial aspects. Your advisor will be proactive in enabling you to control your energy and water expenses but also with the aim of reducing your territorial carbon footprint (national objective of carbon neutrality by 2050). For more information on this scheme: our site (see the more information button at the bottom of the page) ADEME's website: https://expertises.ademe.fr/professionnels/collectivites/patrimoine-communes-comment-passer-a-laction/…

Support the development of rugby practice in its territory

France · FR

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

As part of its federal project and territorial reform, the French Rugby Federation has deployed 162 Club Technical Advisors (CTCs) to its clubs and across all its metropolitan and overseas territories. In order to develop a strong and coherent territorial network, each commune is linked to a CTC. Employed by regional Leagues and operating in areas of approximately 10 clubs, they are responsible for developing the practice of rugby in their territories by supporting the communities and clubs around them. Aware that local authorities are strong actors in the development of a sports practice, we provide CTCs to enable you to create or strengthen the development of rugby practice. Developing this type of project in your territory will allow you to link your various local actors together around this sport that carries strong values. The CTC in your territory will be there to answer your questions with the aim of creating the rugby of tomorrow together.

Support the development of rugby practice in its territory

France · FR

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

As part of its federal project and territorial reform, the French Rugby Federation has deployed 162 Club Technical Advisors (CTCs) to its clubs and across all its metropolitan and overseas territories. In order to develop a strong and coherent territorial network, each municipality is linked to a CTC. Employed by the Regional Leagues and operating in areas of approximately 10 clubs, they are responsible for developing the practice of rugby in their territories by supporting the communities and clubs around them. Aware that communities are strong actors in the development of a sports practice, we provide CTCs to enable you to create or strengthen the development of rugby practice. Developing this type of project in your territory will allow you to link your various local actors around this sport that carries strong values. The CTC of your territory will be there to answer your questions with the aim of creating the rugby of tomorrow together.

Support the development of rugby practice in its territory

France · FR

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays · Département · Région

As part of its federal project and territorial reform, the French Rugby Federation has deployed 162 Club Technical Advisors (CTCs) to its clubs and across all its metropolitan and overseas territories. In order to develop a strong and coherent territorial network, each municipality is linked to a CTC. Employed by the Regional Leagues and operating in areas of approximately 10 clubs, they are responsible for developing the practice of rugby in their territories by supporting the communities and clubs around them. Aware that communities are strong actors in the development of a sports practice, we provide CTCs to enable you to create or strengthen the development of rugby practice. Developing this type of project in your territory will allow you to link your various local actors around this sport that carries strong values. The CTC of your territory will be there to answer your questions with the aim of creating the rugby of tomorrow together.

Support the development of rugby practice in its territory

France · FR

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays · Département · Région

As part of its federal project and territorial reform, the French Rugby Federation has deployed 162 Club Technical Advisors (CTCs) to its clubs and across all its metropolitan and overseas territories. In order to develop a strong and coherent territorial network, each municipality is linked to a CTC. Employed by the Regional Leagues and operating in areas of approximately 10 clubs, they are responsible for developing the practice of rugby in their territories by supporting the communities and clubs around them. Aware that communities are strong actors in the development of a sports practice, we provide CTCs to enable you to create or strengthen the development of rugby practice. Developing this type of project in your territory will allow you to link your various local actors around this sport that carries strong values. The CTC of your territory will be there to answer your questions with the aim of creating the rugby of tomorrow together.

Support the development of rugby practice in its territory

France · FR

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays · Département · Région

As part of its federal project and territorial reform, the French Rugby Federation has deployed 162 Club Technical Advisors (CTCs) to its clubs and across all its metropolitan and overseas territories. In order to develop a strong and coherent territorial network, each municipality is linked to a CTC. Employed by the Regional Leagues and operating in areas of approximately 10 clubs, they are responsible for developing the practice of rugby in their territories by supporting the communities and clubs around them. Aware that communities are strong actors in the development of a sports practice, we provide CTCs to enable you to create or strengthen the development of rugby practice. Developing this type of project in your territory will allow you to link your various local actors around this sport that carries strong values. The CTC of your territory will be there to answer your questions with the aim of creating the rugby of tomorrow together.

Support the development of rugby practice in its territory

France · FR

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays · Département · Région

As part of its federal project and territorial reform, the French Rugby Federation has deployed 162 Club Technical Advisors (CTCs) to its clubs and across all its metropolitan and overseas territories. In order to develop a strong and coherent territorial network, each municipality is linked to a CTC. Employed by the Regional Leagues and operating in areas of approximately 10 clubs, they are responsible for developing the practice of rugby in their territories by supporting the communities and clubs around them. Aware that communities are strong actors in the development of a sports practice, we provide CTCs to enable you to create or strengthen the development of rugby practice. Developing this type of project in your territory will allow you to link your various local actors around this sport that carries strong values. The CTC of your territory will be there to answer your questions with the aim of creating the rugby of tomorrow together.

Support the development of rugby practice in its territory

France · FR

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays · Département · Région

As part of its federal project and territorial reform, the French Rugby Federation has deployed 162 Club Technical Advisors (CTCs) to its clubs and across all its metropolitan and overseas territories. In order to develop a strong and coherent territorial network, each municipality is linked to a CTC. Employed by the Regional Leagues and operating in areas of approximately 10 clubs, they are responsible for developing the practice of rugby in their territories by supporting the communities and clubs around them. Aware that communities are strong actors in the development of a sports practice, we provide CTCs to enable you to create or strengthen the development of rugby practice. Developing this type of project in your territory will allow you to link your various local actors around this sport that carries strong values. The CTC of your territory will be there to answer your questions with the aim of creating the rugby of tomorrow together.

Support the development of rugby practice in its territory

France · FR

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays · Département · Région

As part of its federal project and territorial reform, the French Rugby Federation has deployed 162 Club Technical Advisors (CTCs) to its clubs and across all its metropolitan and overseas territories. In order to develop a strong and coherent territorial network, each municipality is linked to a CTC. Employed by the Regional Leagues and operating in areas of approximately 10 clubs, they are responsible for developing the practice of rugby in their territories by supporting the communities and clubs around them. Aware that communities are strong actors in the development of a sports practice, we provide CTCs to enable you to create or strengthen the development of rugby practice. Developing this type of project in your territory will allow you to link your various local actors around this sport that carries strong values. The CTC of your territory will be there to answer your questions with the aim of creating the rugby of tomorrow together.

Support the development of rugby practice in its territory

France · FR

Who can apply Commune · Intercommunalité / Pays · Département · Région

As part of its federal project and territorial reform, the French Rugby Federation has deployed 162 Club Technical Advisors (CTCs) to its clubs and across all its metropolitan and overseas territories. In order to develop a strong and coherent territorial network, each municipality is linked to a CTC. Employed by the Regional Leagues and operating in areas of approximately 10 clubs, they are responsible for developing the practice of rugby in their territories by supporting the communities and clubs around them. Aware that communities are strong actors in the development of a sports practice, we provide CTCs to enable you to create or strengthen the development of rugby practice. Developing this type of project in your territory will allow you to link your various local actors around this sport that carries strong values. The CTC of your territory will be there to answer your questions with the aim of creating the rugby of tomorrow together.