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La Poste
La Poste group, France’s second-largest public sector employer with over 250,000 employees, operates across a variety of fields (banking, postal services, parcels delivery, mobile telephony, etc.), including through subsidiaries in France and abroad. La Poste delivers a public service throughout the...
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La Poste
La Poste group, France’s second-largest public sector employer with over 250,000 employees, operates across a variety of fields (banking, postal services, parcels delivery, mobile telephony, etc.), including through subsidiaries in France and abroad. La Poste delivers a public service throughout ...
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Public service missions of La Poste Group
The flash audit published today concerns the public service missions entrusted to the main French postal service, La Poste. At a time when the amount of state funding for these services has risen sharply, this report is intended to provide guidance to the negotiators of the 2023-2027 service contrac...
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Speeding up the reorganisation of primary care to guarantee quality and control expenditure
Expenditure on primary care mainly comprises medical and paramedical fees, healthcare products (drugs and medical devices), daily allowances, laboratory services and medical transport. These amounted to €107.6 billion in 2022, making them the largest area of health insurance expenditure, ahead of ho...
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Power generation choices: anticipating and controlling technological, technical and financial risks
Around 70% of France’s power is now generated by the fleet of nuclear reactors. EDF plans to extend the lifespan of at least some of its nuclear power plants to 60 years. However, this fleet will have largely ceased production by 2050, calling for the renewal of a significant part of the electricity...
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The Cour des comptes will control the funds raised for the rebuilding of Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris
The Cour des comptes, France’s supreme audit institution, will start to control the fundraising, the management of the raised funds and their use in the rebuilding of Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris. This control will last until the end of the reconstruction and lead to a yearly report.
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Pierre Moscovici appointed First President of the Cour des comptes
Pierre Moscovici was appointed First President of the Cour des comptes, the French Supreme Audit Institution, by the President of the Republic on June 3rd, 2020. He succeeds Didier Migaud, who became President of the High Authority for Transparency in Public Life (Haute Autorité pour la transparence...
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Health: ensuring access to quality care and reducing the health insurance deficit
In structural terms, the financial stability of the health insurance system has been affected by the ageing population and an increasing share of chronic pathologies in health care expenditure. In addition, the impacts of the health crisis on social security receipts and the increases in remuneratio...
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Social housing
Social housing plays a vital role in France: the 4.8 million social housing units account for one-sixth of all housing units and about half of all rental stock. In 2014, €17.5 billion in public aid was allocated to it. In a context of citizens’ high expectations and the State’s sustained action o...
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Monitoring contractualisation under the egalim law
In 2022, the French cattle industry made a significant contribution to the country’s agriculture, producing over 23 billion litres of cow's milk and rearing over four million cattle for slaughter. Production activities primarily involve livestock farmers. There are a great many of them, and they sel...
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