Question 2091 — overseas

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Mr. David Lorion draws the attention of the Minister of Territorial Cohesion to the application in Reunion of Law No. 2014-173 of February 21, 2014 reforming city policy. This law must now be fully applied with regard to reducing development gaps within cities, establishing republican equality in disadvantaged neighborhoods and improving the living conditions of their residents. The city contracts signed in 2015 seem to constitute the reference tool for mobilizing all the partners intervening for the benefit of priority neighborhoods and include credits allocated to this city policy. Reunion Island has 13 city contracts, or almost one in two municipalities for 163,527 inhabitants living in priority districts. On September 20, 2017, the Government announced a significant reduction of 46.5 million euros in credits allocated to urban policy. It is difficult for the moment to assess what the financial impact will be for Overseas Territories and Reunion Island. A possible drop in credits is of great concern to the various municipal teams who have put the resources into this proximity policy, who manage applications for funding from associations and finally who implement the actions of the funding contracts. city ​​with a very precarious population. He would like to know if for overseas and Reunion Island the voted credits will be maintained so as not to endanger the 2017 and 2018 programming in the most disadvantaged neighborhoods and also not to compromise the future of local youth.

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