[Automatic translation follows] Content developed in collaboration with professionals from all sectors of activity and distributed to our audiences. The Ouest-France Communication section offers content developed in collaboration with professionals from all sectors of activity (local authorities, health, banking, insurance, agriculture, tourism, commerce, industry, transport, economy, finance, education, etc.). These professionals provide insight into their subject of expertise. This may include advice or recommendations for daily life (for example: managing your money, protecting the environment, eating healthily, etc.), for choosing your hobbies or holiday destinations, for succeeding in your studies, arranging your home, etc., or even subject analyses. Communication and …

Sectors: Media

[Automatic translation follows] The ministry is organized into four technical departments (food, education and research, economic and environmental performance of companies, fisheries and aquaculture) whose action is coordinated by a general secretariat that ensures human resources management, financial affairs, service organization, information and communication, agricultural statistics and forecasting, legal affairs and pilots the ministry's modernization policy The decentralized services relay the action of the central administration in the regions and departments. The ministry has nearly 36,000 employees, half of whom work in the agricultural education and training sector. Food, Agriculture, Forestry, Agri-food, and Fisheries

[Automatic translation follows] The Pays de la Loire region includes 5 departments: Loire-Atlantique, Maine-et-Loire, Mayenne, Sarthe and Vendée. It has 3.7 million inhabitants spread across 1,357 municipalities. It is a territory balanced between rural and urban areas, organized around 7 large urban areas (Nantes, Saint-Nazaire, Angers, Cholet, Le Mans, Laval and La-Roche-sur-Yon) and 1,108 municipalities with fewer than 1,000 inhabitants. Bordered by 450 km of coastline and crisscrossed by the Loire, the region has the leading port on the Atlantic coast. Its economic dynamism is a real strength that allows it to have the lowest unemployment rate in France (8.5%). …

Sectors: National and local authorities

[Automatic translation follows] Maritime Innovation Facilitator in Brittany and Pays de La Loire Created in 2005 to provide new responses to increasingly pressing global competition, the primary purpose of competitiveness clusters is to propose a new industrial policy. Competitiveness clusters aim to boost companies' capacity for innovation and to develop growth and employment in promising markets. An essential lever Competitiveness clusters thus promote the development of collaborative research and development projects, they support the growth of their member companies, in particular by marketing new products, services or processes resulting from research work. Thanks to the clusters, the companies involved can …

Sectors: French Cluster Public business cluster