The regional cooperation funds established by article L. 4433-4-6 contribute to the integration of Guadeloupe, Reunion and Mayotte in their geographical environment. They contribute to economic, social and cultural cooperation initiatives with the countries in their region. The Prefect of the region and, in Mayotte, the Prefect of Mayotte, is the secondary authorising officer.
The committee set up by the second paragraph of article L. 4433-4-6 is called the Regional Cooperation Fund Management Committee. It is chaired by the Prefect of the region and, in Mayotte, the Prefect of Mayotte. It also comprises: 1° A State representative appointed by the Minister for Foreign Affairs and two representatives appointed by the Minister for Overseas Territories; 2° For Guadeloupe and La Réunion, two regional councillors and…
The committee meets at least twice a year, convened by its chairman, who sets the agenda. The committee’s secretariat is provided by the prefect’s departments.
The list of operations financed by the regional cooperation fund and the subsidy rate applicable to each shall be determined after consultation with the heads of diplomatic posts in the States concerned. The decisions of the committee shall be adopted by majority vote. In the event of a tie, the Chairman shall have the casting vote.
The committee draws up an annual report for the Prime Minister on the assessment, evaluation and monitoring of operations subsidised by the regional cooperation fund.
The consultation body established by article L. 4433-4-7 is called the Antilles-Guyane regional cooperation conference. The conference is informed of the cooperation policies and programmes conducted by the State and the local authorities. It shall examine actions to coordinate these policies and programmes.
The conference is chaired by a delegate for regional cooperation in the Antilles-Guyane zone, appointed by decree. It is made up of members of the management committees of the regional cooperation funds of Guadeloupe, French Guiana and Martinique, as well as representatives of the territorial councils of Saint-Barthélemy and Saint-Martin, appointed respectively by the presidents of each of the territorial councils. The latter may hear any person whose hearing is…
The conference meets when convened by its chairman, who sets the agenda after consulting the management committees. The secretariat of the conference is provided by the services of the prefect of the Guadeloupe region.
The delegate facilitates the coordination of State and local authority actions carried out in the context of regional cooperation in the Antilles-Guyane zone. He contributes to the dissemination of information relating to actions carried out in this zone. It draws up, for the attention of the ministers, prefects and presidents of the departmental and regional councils concerned, as well as the presidents of the assemblies of French Guiana and Martinique,…
L’instance de concertation instituée par le II de l’article L. 4433-4-7 shall be known as the Indian Ocean Regional Cooperation Conference. The conference is informed of the cooperation policies and programmes conducted by the State and the local authorities. It shall examine actions to coordinate these policies and programmes.
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