Grand Périgueux: 2027 City Policy Call for Projects

The deadline for submitting applications is December 13, 2026, for actions benefiting residents of priority neighborhoods.

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Grand Périgueux is launching its annual call for projects for the 2027 city policy, with a submission deadline of December 13, 2026. This initiative aims to support actions benefiting residents of priority neighborhoods.

As part of the city contract for Grand Périgueux, a partnership call for projects is launched annually. For 2027, project leaders can submit their applications until December 13, 2026. This call is aimed at actions that benefit residents of priority city policy neighborhoods.
This is a call for projects conducted in partnership with state services, the Department, and concerned local authorities, including Périgueux, Coulounieix-Chamiers, and Boulazac-Isle-Manoire.
The 2027 call for projects document, available for download online, details the context, priority neighborhoods in Dordogne, objectives of the city contracts, eligibility criteria, project expectations, and the provisional calendar. It also includes 8 annexes.
For ongoing actions, a 4-page interim progress report must be completed, covering the territory, period, target audiences, the action taken, results achieved, and funding.
Priorities for 2027 include promoting republican values, citizen participation, living together, combating violence and discrimination, ensuring access to rights and public services (educational, health, sports, cultural, social, leisure), supporting educational success, and fostering the cultural and professional openness of young people, as well as social and professional integration.
The call also emphasizes access to healthcare and prevention, digital inclusion, resident involvement in urban renewal, promoting ecology and eco-citizenship, addressing constrained expenses in housing, energy, water, and mobility, supporting access to food, and innovative actions to improve daily tranquility and prevent incivilities.
Based on information from the official source: Le Grand Périgueux (19/10/2026)