Entrepreneurship in the neighbourhoods: a tour across all of France
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A tour devoted to entrepreneurship in the neighbourhoods is making a stop in the Hauts-de-France region. Organised by Bpifrance, the French public investment bank, the initiative is called "Quartiers et entrepreneuriat : regards croisés". Its aim is to raise awareness among people who are planning a business project, particularly in working-class neighbourhoods.
The tour crosses the whole of France. It covers 15 regions of metropolitan France as well as one overseas territory. During these meetings, participants can discover the existing schemes for setting up or developing a business. The goal is to make known the financing and support tools available, and to show that starting a company is an accessible option.
The theme "regards croisés" indicates that these meetings bring together different stakeholders around a single subject. They discuss the needs and difficulties faced by entrepreneurs based in the neighbourhoods. This approach helps to better understand the obstacles and assets of these areas.
With this tour, Bpifrance therefore aims to strengthen the link between the neighbourhoods and the business world. The next stages of the programme will allow this work to continue in other regions of France.
Sources: Bpifrance
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