A new solidarity pact for neighborhoods (report)

Summary

Following the events of last fall, which quickly spread to many neighborhoods in difficulty in Ile-de-France municipalities, notably in the department of Seine-Saint-Denis, then in several provincial towns, the Senate authorized the creation of a joint information mission on the assessment and future prospects of the policies implemented towards neighborhoods in difficulty over the past fifteen years. Beyond From the sole analysis of the urban riots of October and November 2005, the mission thus initiated a general reflection on the city policies implemented since the beginning of the 90s. For more than six months, it carried out around sixty hearings which allowed it to understand all the aspects of this policy. The mission also made ten trips to mainland France (Strasbourg, Vaulx-en-Velin, Montfermeil, Clichy-sous-Bois, Sevran, Marseille, Roubaix, Lille), overseas (Guadeloupe and Martinique), and in a few foreign cities (Brussels, at the headquarters of the European Commission, Rotterdam, Barcelona, ​​London). In order to give new impetus to city policy, the mission puts forward 70 proposals concerning the main aspects of city policy, ordered around the following priorities: - improve the living environment in disadvantaged neighborhoods ; - meet priority education needs; - initiate a real employment policy for the neighborhoods; - ensure security in neighborhoods; - strengthen social cohesion; - improve the governance of city policy.

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