54 Billion to Transform the French Economy: Five Years After Its Launch, Has the Investment Plan "France 2030" Kept All Its Promises?
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DECRYPTAGE - The institution reports that almost half of the 7,377 projects funded would have been implemented without state support.
Launched "without sufficient thought" in 2021 and deployed very quickly, the plan for the future is beginning to face severe financial constraints. Many investments have been decided, but public money is likely to be lacking to realize them.
While the Economic Analysis Council welcomed the impact of France 2030's investments on the tricolor economy, a report by the Court of Auditors is more cautious and highlights several weaknesses in the implementation and deployment of the plan.
Launched in a large pump to reinvent the hexagonal productive apparatus, the tricolor road map undergoes its first institutional cold shower. Between blank cheques and blurred calendar, the addition begins seriously to weigh.
Nearly half of the projects financed were said to have emerged without public aid, according to a report published on Wednesday, which questions the effectiveness of the plan at EUR 54 billion.
The Court of Auditors' report on France 2030 reveals an alarming concentration of public funds. Of the €33.4 billion committed, 1% of projects account for almost half of the amounts, or 49%. This asymmetry, coupled with 82% of direct grants, questions the effectiveness of the investment and the relevance of the €54 billion allocation strategy.
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