Areas of economic activity in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 2023

Shared table of economic activity spaces 2023 resulting from regional consolidation and inventories Climate and Resilience law (regulatory areas listed in urban planning documents). Sources: * Network of CCI Consular Chambers of Commerce * Local observatories: OZEA, GeoMAS. * EPCI To equip and support the region's economic land strategy, since 2018 the Region has had a partnership system for observing and analysing economic land "SUD foncier éco" This project is based on a partnership framework renewed annually involving the State (DREAL), the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Public Land Establishment (EPF), all Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Trades and Crafts, the risingSUD economic development agency, the Regional Agency for Biodiversity and the Environment (ARBE) and urban planning agencies. Work involving all the actors of economic development as well as the economic missionaries of the territories. Vintage data: previous versions can be consulted in the web mapping tool Between 2021 and 2023, the number of economic activity areas increased from 1356 to 1418 but their area decreased from 36 000 hectares to 34 000 hectares (Correction of zone perimeters during the Climate and Resilience Act inventory procedures) The number of establishments in zones increased from 94 000 to 98 000. New indicators have been added: they are the result of the various analyses produced each year by the partnership agreement: * Le nombre d'établissements artisanaux / ZAE * La part des établissements artisanaux dans l'ensemble (mise en lumière des ZAE artisanales) * La typologie des espaces activités économiques en 3 classes (étude panorama du foncier 2023) * le taux d'emprise au sol des bâtis sur la superficie totale de la ZAE (source BDNB)