Given the challenges linked to sobriety on the one hand, and to inflation and the drop in purchasing power on the other, it is essential that the State's will to invest better in companies be reflected in this year's budget, by supporting those that respond to these challenges as a priority, by integrating their commitments on these two subjects at the heart of public policies, and by encouraging them, in fact, to avoid costs for society, and therefore for public finances. Based on this observation, 4 priorities will be defended by the Impact France movement in the discussions that will take place at the National Assembly this week:
To transform our economic fabric towards a more sustainable, sober and efficient model, and to align our companies with the objective of the Paris Agreement, it is essential that the public money injected into French companies is consistent with the challenges of sober development:
The expected abolition of the CVAE without any counterparts in terms of ecological and social commitments gives the impression that no lessons have been learned from the pitfalls of the CICE, which, almost 10 years ago, did not meet its social objectives and concretely destabilized the most committed companies among them, the employing associations, which were thus penalized (they ended up obtaining compensation via the CITS).
We are therefore asking for two transformations that seem essential today in view of the imperatives of sobriety claimed by the government itself:
Today, support for innovation is largely directed towards tech companies without regard for their ecological and social commitments. Given the challenges facing the country, it seems essential to refocus this support on issues related to sobriety. We therefore propose to change two key mechanisms:
The rise in inflation and the resulting drop in purchasing power implies a real weakening of ecologically and socially responsible products, which integrate the cost of the general interest they pursue. In this line, we propose two structural evolutions allowing to reorient consumption towards more virtuous products, having moreover avoided costs for the society:
While AI brings pragmatic and promising solutions to crucial issues such as health, safety and the ecological transition, which drive us to explore its applications ever further, it is imperative to beware of the risks and the danger of rebound effect inherent in its intensive use!
On April 16, Margot Chaptal de Chanteloup and Laurent Devemy, co-director and co-leader of Club Ideo, launched the movement's new dynamic in French Polynesia at an event bringing together players in the Impact economy in Papeete on the island of Tahiti.
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