Description
For their 2022 annual public report, the financial courts focused on the health crisis, which severely disrupted the functioning of public administrations and whose threats to the health of the French people and the impact on economic activity have raised very high expectations of the public and businesses vis-à-vis the state. This report thus focuses on the lessons to be learned from this unprecedented crisis and its budgetary, financial, economic and social consequences.
Following a review of the overall state of public finances at the end of January 2022, the first part of the annual public report looks at measures taken to meet the vital needs of the population and to support vulnerable or vulnerable populations. The second part analyses the adaptation to the crisis of certain administrations and public enterprises providing essential services. Finally, the third part focuses on support for economic activity.
Resources
| Name | Format | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plan data #1jeune1solution | Unknown | Open resource | |
| Data State aid for sport | Unknown | Open resource | |
| Data Overall situation of public finances | Unknown | Open resource | |
| Data Public transport in Île-de-France | Unknown | Open resource | |
| Data Tax and customs administrations in the face of the crisis | Unknown | Open resource | |
| Data Electricity generation | Unknown | Open resource | |
| Data Economic interventions by local and regional authorities in Occitanie | Unknown | Open resource | |
| Data The Prison Administration | Unknown | Open resource | |
| Data The use of the means made available by the European Union to support employment | Unknown | Open resource | |
| Data The major French airports | Unknown | Open resource | |
| Data Security of food supplies | Unknown | Open resource | |
| Transdev data | Unknown | Open resource | |
| Data Public service delegations in Hauts-de-France | Unknown | Open resource |