ÉcosystèmeD
BESPOKE SUPPORT FOR THE REGION
THE MANY SKILLS OF OUR TEAMS MEAN WE CAN PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE SUPPORT:
For the region:
- Implementation of the road map for the energy, ecological and low-carbon transition of the region,
- Planning and technical implementation of projects,
- Managing and coordinating stakeholders and projects,
- Supporting the development of the employment pool locally, nationally and internationally,
- Raising public awareness of sustainable development,
- Promoting the assets and opportunities of Dunkirk and its region to attract new skills.
For companies:
- Advice, search for land or financial solutions,
- Linking up with the public authorities and local partners,
- Support for process transformation and CSR policy,
- Welcoming employees on the move, promoting job opportunities and industry professions.
MEMBERS OF THE ÉCOSYSTÈMED
The Greater Dunkirk Urban Council (CUD)
The Greater Dunkirk Urban Council brings together 21 towns and associated towns that make up the Dunkirk urban area, that is, almost 200,000 inhabitants!
It manages 3 essential tasks: the organisation of major public services (waste, sanitation, transport, roads, etc.), territory promotion projects (particularly economic development, tourism, sport, culture, etc.) and, finally, regional cohesion (major policies such as the Climate Protection Plan, the Local Town Planning Initiative, etc.).
Visit the Greater Dunkirk Urban Council websiteTHE GRAND PORT MARITIME OF DUNKIRK (GPMD)
The GPMD (along with Calais and Boulogne-sur-Mer) is the leading French port complex. Located in the North Sea, the port of Dunkirk is known for its numerous industrial plants. It has excellent nautical accessibility and a large land reserve, extending almost 7,000 hectares. The Grand Port Maritime of Dunkirk is a major infrastructure, an economic lung for the region, a driving force behind decarbonisation and a long-standing partner of our organisation.
Visit the Grand Port Maritime of Dunkirk websiteHauts de Flandre Greater District Council (CCHF)
The CCHF brings together 40 municipalities from Maritime Flanders. Its area extends over 450 km² and has more than 55,000 inhabitants. Its tasks include the local town planning initiative, economic development, particularly the creation and construction of business parks, support for business and tourism activities and even conservation of green spaces. The CCHF provides essential support for ÉcosystèmeD. The diversity, the complementarity of its area and what it has to offer, make it a key element in the region’s appeal.
Visit the CCHF websiteLITTORAL HAUTS-DE-FRANCE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY
The Littoral Hauts-de-France Chamber of Commerce and Industry, also known as the Littoral Hauts-de-France CCI, is one of the seven CCIs attached to the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Hauts-de-France region.
It operates all along the Hauts-de-France coastline, from Le Tréport to Dunkirk.
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