Question 26636 — land use planning

Summary

Ms. Sylvia Pinel questions the Minister of Territorial Cohesion and Relations with Local Authorities on the future of the Center for Studies and Expertise on Risks, Environment, Mobility and Development (Cerema). Cerema is today facing unprecedented budget cuts, which arouses legitimate concern among the teams concerned as well as the local authorities who rely on their expertise. While the Government announced a desire to better support local authorities in their land development projects, it clearly appears that this establishment is suffering from the decline in human and financial resources. Last week, several Cerema sites, notably in Toulouse, were on strike to denounce future job cuts and the reorganization of services resulting from the plan. “Cerem’Avenir”. The objective for 2022 is to reduce the workforce to 2,400 agents compared to just over 3,000 present in 2016 (loss of 20% of the workforce in 5 years). Furthermore, the creation of the national agency for territorial cohesion (ANCT) on January 1, 2020 competes with certain Cerema activities, without visibility on their partnership. She also wants to know the answers that the Government can provide.

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