The savings measures in the 2025 draft budget worry stakeholders in the social and solidarity economy with 186,000 jobs believed to be threatened in France. The delegate minister responsible for this sector which brings together non-profit structures announces that her budget will increase compared to last year. “ This is very, very good news », rejoices Marie-Agnès Poussier-Winsback “ in a period where a large number of sectors are seeing their credits decline », she adds. But these credits are far from compensating for the budget cuts which, according to the Union of Employers of the Social and Solidarity Economy (Udes), would deprive companies in the sector of 8.5 billion euros.
Where are the budget and credits dedicated to the Social and Solidarity Economy (ESS)?
An amendment validated by the government will make it possible to increase the budget dedicated to the ESS by 10 million euros. We will therefore be up 30% in 2025, within a constrained budget: This is a very…
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