Dear Friends Wishes for the future,
Today ends the shift work Ségolène Royal in the Caribbean, with a final step in Pointe a Pitre. Accompanied by Mayor Jacques Bangou, she first met with neighborhood associations working for the integration of young people, particularly through civic service. Then she attended a roundtable in the south east of the city with the association "Gasse" which fight against illiteracy and prostitution of adolescents continues to grow. In these areas the unemployment rate for 18-25 year olds is around 60%.
Segolene Royal has interacted with people who have decided to take matters in hand, with help from the council. She also met with an association of young musicians, who created a recording studio, a veritable cultural source in one of the most disadvantaged districts of Pointe a Pitre. In this studio, creation is free but the rules of common life are very strict. With this framework agreed by the young artists can express themselves in full mutual respect.
But if Pointe a Pitre suffers and struggles with a profound sense of abandonment of the state, including in terms of security means the city is undergoing profound changes or even through a renaissance urban renewal plan, the largest in the country: 430 million euros of work on the next 8 years in a city where 80% of the population is eligible for social housing.
One way to give hope to the youth is the civic service. Bernard Lesterlin, member of the Allier and civic service specialist, who accompanied Ségolène Royal in this movement, has proposed to strengthen cooperation between the city of Pointe a Pitre, Guadeloupe Region and the National Civic Service.
A morning full of dialogue, listening and proposals.
During this last day of visit, Segolene Royal said that the commitment against youth unemployment should be a great national cause and mobilize all energies, those of the State, local and companies have a responsibility in this regard.
The day before, in Basse Terre, the administrative capital of Guadeloupe, Segolene Royal has signed with Victorin Lurel, President of the Guadeloupe Region two conventions, one on environmental excellence, one on youth employment
The two regions are indeed affected by an unemployment rate of 18 to 25 year high: + 50% in Guadeloupe, 27% in Poitou-Charentes. Each of the two regions has developed its side against a plan to fight youth unemployment.
Below is the two conventions and the decisions that were parenariat taken.
During this movement of work in Martinique and Guadeloupe, Segolene Royal has recalled that there is hope for France that suffers and struggles, whether metropolitan or ultramarine, despite broken promises required. Because as stated by the President of Future Desires several times, either at a meeting with the friendly inhabitants of the City of Crane, Lamentin in Guadeloupe or young people met in Trinidad to Martinique " policy is primarily to keep its promises "
Persuaders.
Team Ségolène Royal
Pact for Youth Employment signed between Regions Poitou-Charentes and Guadeloupe
1) Shares in favor of employment
a) assist in the creation of employer groups to allow the development of job-sharing for youth exchange experiences on the springboard to employment contracts to improve employment creation schemes;
b ) exchange of experiences on the implementation and evaluation of social clauses introduced in procurement by both communities, to promote access to employment for disadvantaged groups, especially youth.
c) assist in the creation of enterprises through grants Wishes to undertake
2) Operations for learning and training alternating
a) presentation of device "commitment first chance" of the Poitou-Charentes, with institutions and associations of Guadeloupe in charge of social and professional integration of young people;
b) presentation devices for learning - and in particular the Platform for Employment and Development of the mix in Guadeloupe (Pedag) - Region of Guadeloupe, to institutions and associations of Poitou-Charentes in charge of 'social and professional integration of young people;
c) mutual acceptance of young people on training through learning: the Poitou-Charentes, in fact over 14,450 apprentices in the level cap to level engineer, and Guadeloupe in already 1710;
d) mutual acceptance of young people in training qualification funded under the Public Service Regional Training of Poitou-Charentes and public training institutions in Guadeloupe.
3. actions for social inclusion through culture, sports, and civic engagement
a) mutual acceptance of young people in the missions of civic service
b) welcoming young "artists grass "Guadeloupe at the" high school students Créateuf "Poitou-Charentes and welcoming young" budding artists "Charentais at Urban Arts Festival, the" Hip Hop Sessions of Guadeloupe;
c) organization of the "days of Champion Kids Guadeloupe and Poitou-Charentes "through sports competitions.
The agreement signed between the regions of Poitou-Charente and Guadeloupe for environmental excellence
1) Implement the changing economic, social and solidarity economy.
Regions will work together to help companies to position themselves favorably in the market for green growth and contribute to improved overall performance.
Together they will:
a) sharing experiences and tools in design, eco-design, eco-friendly products and processes;
b) promote the transfer of experience in advocacy for social responsibility and environmental businesses;
c) share experiences in the development of SCOP or CICS;
d) pool tools in industrial ecology.
2) Work with Excellence Energy
Reducing energy consumption is one of the priorities of energy policies to preserve the regional climate in the framework of the objectives set by the EU to reduce emissions of greenhouse gas emissions by 20%, improve energy efficiency by 20% and produce 20% renewable energy to 2020.
Both regions are committed to:
a) develop exchanges in research and technology in the field of renewable energy: solar thermal, photovoltaic, biomass, geothermal, Ecocarburantes, the wind energy, marine energy, the energy storage; and control Energy: the, insulation, natural cooling, intelligent networks;
b) develop co-labeling of innovative projects in their clusters;
c) exchange views on policies to support the energy efficiency in buildings and on the development of eco-neighborhoods.
3) To bring forth a policy of sustainable innovative sectors
Long lines related to clean mobility, eco-fuels, agriculture and sustainable tourism are posing challenges to both regions .
Together, they decide:
a) develop a sustainable economic model for the territorial diffusion of electric vehicles and clean mobility taking into account the specificities of each territory;
b) promote technology transfer including on eco-fuels by mobilizing their resources (including SAEML Valagro for Poitou-Charentes);
c) issue invitations to collaborative projects to bring together research centers, facilities for technology transfer and business to bring out developmental projects in eco-products and eco-processes;
4) Strengthen policy for the protection of responsible management of water
and biodiversity
Both regions are rich in diversity environments and species unfortunately weakened by erosion, global warming, pollution of direct and indirect, etc.. It should do everything to preserve the settings with high heritage value and iconic species but also the ordinary nature.
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