DECRYPTION – Aware of the importance of their social and environmental responsibility, major French decision-makers are meeting this Friday, September 13, as part of the Giverny Forum, to reflect on the tools to be developed to support public and private decision-makers in their economic and social transformation.
When it comes to environmental transition, the French are not sparing in their expectations of both public and private decision-makers. This is what is revealed by the survey conducted by Ifop for the Cercle de Giverny, a think tank that seeks to act in favor of social and environmental responsibility, which is holding its annual eponymous forum this Friday, September 13 in the charming setting of the Musée des impressionnismes. After this day of debates, discussions and dialogues in Giverny, the members of the Cercle will meet in the coming weeks with the new ministers, parliamentarians and other key decision-makers to present their 30 proposals and, if necessary, raise awareness among their interlocutors of the challenges of economic and social transformations.
« We are at a pivotal moment in France, and we are waiting to know the positions of the new government on these subjects, explains Romain Mouton, president of the Cercle de Giverny. Notably…
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