Question 17555 — sea and coastline

Summary

Mr. Jean-Michel Brard draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister for Ecological Transition, Biodiversity and International Negotiations on Climate and Nature, responsible for the sea and fisheries, to the difficulties encountered by port authorities communities to finance dredging operations, essential to the safety and accessibility of ports. These operations, the cost of which continues to increase due to environmental requirements (particularly for the treatment of polluted sediments), weigh heavily on community budgets. This situation could force the reduction or abandonment of these operations, endangering maritime security and local economic activity (fishing, pleasure craft, ship repair, maritime transport). Today, major seaports pool their resources via a economic interest group (EIG) to optimize costs. One way to reduce the financial burden would be to extend this system to ports managed by local authorities. Also, he asks what measures the Government is considering to enable communities to pursue these essential missions under sustainable financial conditions and whether it is considering extending access to the GIE to local community ports.

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