metropolegrandparis.fr
An intercommunal public authority coordinating urban development and services for communes and residents in Greater Paris
About metropolegrandparis.fr
The Métropole du Grand Paris is an intercommunal authority bringing together 130 communes and 7.2 million residents. Its work includes urban development, environmental programs, mobility, energy transition, culture and support for local authorities and businesses.
It provides programs and investment funds for communes and intercommunal territories, and initiatives for businesses and residents. The authority is based in France.
Product: Public programs, investment funds and initiatives covering urban development, mobility, energy transition and other metropolitan services.
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