Question 2424 — land use planning

Summary

Mr. Éric Bothorel draws the attention of the Minister of State, Minister of Ecological and Inclusive Transition, to the budgetary appropriations granted to the center of studies and expertise on risks, environment, mobility and planning (CEREMA) as part of the 2018 finance bill. When it was created, the State had great ambition for this organization and wanted to make it a tool at the service of the territories, the State as well as communities. Originally, it had 3,300 agents and was mainly financed by a state subsidy of 224.7 million euros. Since then, its budget and staff have been reduced: in 2016, it had 2,900 agents and the state subsidy corresponded to 211.6 million euros. In 2017, CEREMA experienced a drop of 125 positions, or 4% of its workforce and, in accordance with the instructions of its general director, has initiated a reorganization plan to reach 2,600 agents by 2020. These reductions in budgetary appropriations have placed CEREMA in a very fragile situation, so much so that it is no longer able to ensure forward-looking management of its payroll, a sufficient level of investment as well as to completely fulfill its missions. This is why he questions him about the fate that the Government intends to reserve for CEREMA in within the framework of the multiannual budgetary programming of program no. 159.

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