Nice Côte d'Azur Metropolis, created on 1 January 2012 by the MAPTAM law, brings together 51 municipalities spread over the coast, the middle and the highland of Nice and has 553,305 inhabitants (2020), on a territory of 1,479.73 km2. It exercises powers of economic development, waste collection and management, transport, housing, management of drinking water networks, rainwater, sanitation, roads, signage and parking, public lighting, management of ports, urban planning, geographic information systems. In addition, the metropolis acquired four new competences: The creation of the Metropolis meets a twofold objective: The first objective is to strengthen the coordinated action of the …

Sectors: French metropolis

[Automatic translation follows] Public operator of digital services, telecommunications, energy PUBLIC OPERATOR OF DIGITAL SERVICES, TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND ENERGY Created in 1989 and originally comprising 14 municipalities, SICTIAM (Syndicat mixte d’Ingénierie pour les Collectivités et Territoires Innovants des Alpes et de la Méditerranée) is today one of the largest digital and energy services establishments in the public sector. Regardless of the size of the community or public establishment, SICTIAM aims to support its members in the digital and energy transition, drawing on the advice and expertise of specialists. Always keen to be at the forefront of the territorial ecosystem, SICTIAM continues …

[Automatic translation follows] #water #sanitation #environment Eau d’Azur, a public industrial and commercial institution with financial autonomy, has been managing the public drinking water service in 51 municipalities of the Nice Côte d'Azur metropolitan area since September 2014. Drinking water, Sanitation, and Works

Sectors: Environment

[Automatic translation follows] The Minister of State, Minister for the Ecological and Inclusive Transition, prepares and implements the Government's policy in the areas of sustainable development, the environment, in particular the protection and enhancement of nature and biodiversity, green technologies, the energy transition and energy, in particular in terms of pricing, the climate, the prevention of natural and technological risks, industrial safety, transport and its infrastructure, equipment and the sea. He develops and implements the policy to combat global warming and air pollution. He promotes sustainable management of scarce resources. He is responsible for international relations on the climate. In …