A national exchange event focusing on territorial attractiveness policies brought together the departmental council of Lozère and the Lozère Nouvelle Vie service at the Senate.
The Lozère departmental council was represented at the Senate by its vice-president Christine Hugon and the head of the Lozère Nouvelle Vie service, Pauline Favre, during a national exchange event dedicated to territorial attractiveness policies, which brought together several departments and agencies committed to welcoming new residents.
During this event, the Lozère Nouvelle Vie program was highlighted and recognized among other exemplary initiatives carried out by the territories. Designed to support people looking to settle in Lozère, Lozère Nouvelle Vie offers free, personalized, and comprehensive support, taking into account all aspects of a life project: employment, housing, starting or taking over a business, education, services, and quality of life.
National recognition of collective work
This national recognition acknowledges the collective work carried out for several years by the department’s staff and the network partners, who have been fully dedicated to welcoming new residents and enhancing the attractiveness of Lozère.
Beyond the recognition, this meeting at the Senate allowed for the exchange of experiences between departments, sharing best practices, and fostering common reflections on the development of rural territories. The Lozère departmental council welcomes this acknowledgment and reaffirms its commitment to a welcoming policy that is ambitious, humane, and sustainable.
