[Automatic translation follows] The ministry is organized into four technical directorates (food, education and research, economic and environmental performance of companies, fishing and aquaculture) whose action is coordinated by a general secretariat which ensures the management of human resources, financial affairs, organization of services, information and communication, agricultural statistics and forecasting, legal affairs and pilots the ministry's modernization policy The decentralized services relay the action of the central administration in the regions and departments. The ministry has nearly 36,000 agents, half of whom work in the agricultural education and training sector. Food, Agriculture, Forestry, Agri-food, and Fishing

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Sectors: French metropolis

[Automatic translation follows] Activity, employment, environment, solidarity at the heart of the Centre-Val de Loire Region's challenges for the future A flagship location for creation, innovation and the art of living, the Centre-Val de Loire region has, since the Renaissance, been the one that best embodies the Nature-Culture and Heritage DNA. Strongly marked by its agriculture, the Centre-Val de Loire region is one of the leading cereal-producing regions in Europe. They are also renowned for their internationally renowned competitiveness clusters: Cosmetic Valley (perfumery and cosmetics), the Electrical Energy Sciences and Systems cluster (renewable energies, intelligent buildings and electrical equipment and …

Sectors: National and local authorities

[Automatic translation follows] Decentralized administration of the ministries in charge of national education, youth and sports and higher education, the Orléans-Tours academy was created on January 2, 1962 and bears the name of its two university towns. It coincides with the territory of the Centre-Val de Loire region (2,567,000 inhabitants) and brings together six departments (Cher (18), Eure-et-Loir (28), Indre (36), Indre-et-Loire (37). ), Loir-et-Cher (41) and Loiret (45)). At the start of the 2022 school year, 441,770 students are enrolled there, in 2,495 schools and establishments. It has 39,046 public sector staff, including 28,676 teachers and 10,370 non-teaching staff. …