Court of Auditors Calls for Enhanced Support for Social Economy
The Court of Auditors recommends improved coordination between State and local governments for supporting the social economy.
- • Court of Auditors report published on September 17, 2025
- • Calls for better coordination between State and local governments
- • Focus on enhancing public support structures
- • Need for aligned strategies to address social and economic challenges
Key details
On September 17, 2025, France's Court of Auditors released a report urging both the State and local governments to strengthen coordination in supporting the social and solidarity economy sector. The report emphasizes that effective collaboration is vital to enhance public support mechanisms and improve the overall impact of policies aimed at this important economic sector.
Specifically, the Court highlighted the necessity of aligning strategies and resources between national and local entities to ensure that initiatives aimed at addressing social and economic challenges are more effective and accessible. This coordinated approach is expected to facilitate greater support for community-based projects and organizations that play a crucial role in promoting social inclusion and environmental sustainability.
In the context of prior discussions, the Court of Auditors identified gaps in the current framework, emphasizing that inconsistent support structures could lead to inefficiencies that hinder the development of the sector. The report calls for a reevaluation of funding allocations and highlights the importance of monitoring and assessing existing programs to ensure they meet emerging needs effectively.
The proposal for enhanced collaboration aligns with broader governmental goals to fortify the social fabric of the nation amid growing economic inequalities. The report concludes with a call for stakeholders to engage in ongoing dialogue to refine support strategies for the social economy moving forward.