The FFB, through its tax-linked IT-FFB structure, and Bpifrance have just signed a partnership agreement to facilitate access to information for building tradespeople and contractors on support measures for climate change, innovation, operational performance and skills development.
Construction companies consider climate change, innovation, operational performance, and skills development as important issues for the future of the sector. However, accessing information on existing support programs and available government aid is not always easy for them due to lack of time or human resources.
The FFB and Bpifrance, keen to encourage professionals to invest in innovation, have decided to tackle the issue by identifying avenues and support that will enable them to address the various current challenges. Through this partnership agreement, they will provide FFB members with a range of support and tools on three themes:
- innovation;
- the environmental transition;
- lean.
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