CAPEB
Paris, France Confederation of Crafts and Small Building Enterprises Federation, Order, Union, Union
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Congress | With the presence of two ministers and a High Commissioner, the CAPEB Congress marks the recognition of building craftsmanship On April 12, the CAPEB Congress was held at the Maison de la Mutualité, around the theme “Why is there an urgency to strengthen the attractiveness of the building trades and how can they be more? » in the presence of Christophe Béchu, Minister of Ecological Transition, Guillaume Kasbarian, Minister of Housing and Geoffroy de Vitry, High Commissioner for Vocational Education and Training. -
Study / Review / Report | Artisanté Barometer: the impact of economic uncertainty and administrative burden on the health of heads of artisanal construction companies is confirmed In 2023, the activity of construction and landscaping craftsmen, penalized for the building sector by the fall in new construction, recorded a decline of 0,6%. A reality which is not without consequences on the state of health of these business leaders as demonstrated by the results of the 10th edition of the CAPEB ARTISANTÉ barometer. -
City | Towards an end to artisan interventions in Lyon? The ZTL (Limited Traffic Zone) project to pedestrianize the Lyon peninsula, from Bellecour to Place des Terreaux, is putting construction craftsmen and professionals in difficulty. CAPEB Rhône and Grand Lyon (Confederation of Crafts and Small Building Companies) alerts local authorities to this system and its consequences. -
Organization News | International Women's Rights Day: the CAPEB network launches its “Building diversity” campaign In line with its action in favor of the feminization of professions, the CAPEB network is giving itself the means to achieve its ambitions in terms of diversity in its governance bodies and is launching an awareness campaign to encourage each member to take the plunge. -
Organization News | For MaPrimeRénov', the emergency in 2024 is not budgetary but the immediate revision of the system according to CAPEB Following the announcement by Bruno Le Maire, Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty, to cut the budget allocated to MaPrimeRénov' for 2024 by one billion euros, CAPEB welcomes this principle of reality with pragmatism. -
Interview | Interview with Jean-Christophe Repon, president of CAPEB, after his February 15 meeting with the government Jean-Christophe Repon returned for Batinfo during an interview on his meeting with Christophe Béchu, Minister of Ecological Transition, and Guillaume Kasbarian, Minister of Housing on February 15 during a two-hour meeting in order to recall the need to reform MaPrimeRénov' and simplify the system. -
Organization News | CAPEB, alongside major players in the sector, renews its call to the Prime Minister for an immediate review of MaPrimeRénov' In a context where the first measures revealed by Christophe Béchu, Minister of Ecological Transition, in an interview for Le Parisien, arouse concern in the craft building sector regarding the proper consideration of his proposals, CAPEB, alongside key players in the sector, renews its appeal to the Prime Minister, Gabriel Attal. -
Appointment | Matthieu Rosy joins the general secretariat of CAPEB CAPEB announces the arrival of Matthieu Rosy (44 years old) within its general secretariat from February 1, 2024 as deputy general secretary alongside Henry Halna du Fretay, current general secretary. He will take charge from April. Matthieu Rosy was previously General Delegate of the SYNTEC Federation. -
Organization News | Revision of MaPrimeRénov: the government announces the launch of an Energy Renovation Monitoring Committee On the occasion of the question session to the government on January 24, the Minister of Ecological Transition and Territorial Cohesion, Christophe Béchu, in response to the Morbihan MP Anne Le Hénanff, and based on the call of the last chance of CAPEB, which was supplemented by an open letter signed by around thirty partners in the sector, announced the launch of an Energy Renovation Monitoring Committee to facilitate the daily life of companies which are in front line to meet the challenge of energy renovation. -
Organization News | Worried about 2024, building craftsmen call on the government to rely on “TPE solutions” The 2023 figures for the sector's activity, presented on January 17 during the CAPEB press conference, are clear. If the decline in activity experienced by the building trades over the whole of 2023 is moderate (-0,6% in volume), while this sector has been penalized by the fall in new construction (- 4,5% in the 4th quarter of 2023), this is thanks to the quasi-stability of activity in renovation, supported by work to improve energy performance (+1,5% in volume), market of renovation in which craft construction companies are leaders.