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Region Ile-de-France PROJECTS FINANCED BY THE 2016 GREEN AND SUSTAINABILITY BOND EDITO When issuing its green and sustainability bond in June 2016, the Regional Council of Ile-de-France, over which I have the honour of presiding, undertook to present in detail, within twelve months, the projects that benefited from the funds raised. With this docu- ment, this commitment has been upheld, highlighting projects that are emblematic of actions of the Region, one of whose main mis- sions is to invest for sustainable and harmonious development for its territory. Through this reporting, the momentum driven by the Regional Council is demonstrated promoting the attractiveness of Ile-de- France, through its investments in the sectors of transport, educa- tion, higher education, research and the environmental transition. You will find a new and very structural project—the extension of the RER to the west (EOLE)—which was able to begin following the signature in 2016 of the financing protocol. It will link Paris to Mantes-la-Jolie by the mid-2020s and will directly benefit 1.4 mil- lion Ile-de-France residents. You will also find another key ability Valérie Pécresse, President of Region Ile-de-France of the Region that justified the adoption of a new multi-year invest- ment plan: the construction and renovation of six high schools, in line with the highest environmental standards, in order to cope with the population growth observed in Ile-de-France and to welcome the new high school students under the best possible conditions. In order to increase the effectiveness of its policies, the Region has also set up a wide-ranging programme of local actions to better integrate environmental and socio-economic aspects into its planning strategy. The development of this report also contributes to our desire to evolve our practices and those of our partners, in order to spread a culture of transparency in public action and evaluation, which is a strong expectation of citizens. Beyond that, this work is part of change in the financial markets, and illustrates the excellent positioning of the Paris financial marketplace and the ability of its players to innovate in the interest of promoting responsible development. This implementation report represents a significant collective effort, carried out by all the departments of the Region with their contractors. Contributors can be proud of this demanding, detailed and innovative document. I am convinced that this report will be a source of rich and relevant information for investors that have placed their trust in the Region, and I wish that it will make them want to continue to be part of Ile-de-France's pro- jects for the future. 2 Projects financed by the 2016 green and sustainability bond SUMMARY Presentation of Region Ile-de-France..................... 07 A regular issuer on the green bond market........... 08 Green and sustainability bond framework of 09 Region Ile-de-France................................................... Key facts on the 2016 reporting............................... 11 Summary of the projects' impacts........................... 12 Buildings and facilities for education 17 and leisure...................................................................... Public transport and sustainable 39 transportation.............................................................. Renewable energy and energy-efficiency............. 69 Biodiversity.................................................................... 73 Social initiatives aimed at assisting vulnerable 79 population groups........................................................ Social housing............................................................... 83 Economic and socially inclusive development........ 89 Appendices : methodological note and additional 95 informations on the eligibility criteria........................ Glossary........................................................................... 101 Projects financed by the 2016 green and sustainability bond 3 2016 GREEN AND SUSTAINABILITY BOND RENEWABLE ENERGY AND ENERGY-EFFICIENCY PUBIC TRANSPORT AND € 17.6 millions% SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION SOCIAL INITIATIVES AIMED AT HELPING 2.7 VULNERABLE POPULATION GROUPS € 319.6 millions% 49.2 € 29.6 millions% 4.6 BIODIVERSITY € 31.3 millions% 4.8 € 650 ECONOMIC AND SOCIALLY INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT millions € 43.0 millions% 6.6 SOCIAL HOUSING € 103.5 millions% 15.9 BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES FOR EDUCATION AND LEISURE € 105.4 millions% 16.2 4 Projects financed by the 2016 green and sustainability bond Projects financed by the 2016 green and sustainability bond Amount Allocation rate 650 100 % BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES FOR EDUCATION AND LEISURE 105.4 16.2 % p.17 Projects : construction of new high schools 46.8 Saint-Denis high school - Plaine Commune 22.4 p.18 International high school - Noisy-le-Grand 8.6 p.20 Alexandre Denis high school - Cerny 1.7 p.22 Galilée high school - Genevilliers 3.4 p.24 Boulogne-Billancourt high school 10.7 p.26 Projects : renovation of high schools 2.4 Léonard de Vinci high school - Saint-Germain-en-Laye 2.4 p.28 Projects : Construction for higher education 33.7 Campus Jourdan - higher international education building - Paris 12.9 p.30 Maison des Sciences de l’Environnement - Université Paris Est Créteil 8.0 p.32 Maison de l’Île-de-France - Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris 12.8 p.34 Project : Construction of a sports complex of regional interest 22.5 Leisure and sport centre - Vaires-Torcy 22.5 p.36 PUBIC TRANSPORT AND SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION 319.6 49.2 % p.39 Projects subways 118.5 Subway line 4 42.6 p.40 Subway line 11 2.8 p.42 Subway line 14 73.1 p.44 Projects tramways 55.4 Tramway line T3 27.2 p.46 Tramway line T4 6.2 p.48 Tramway line T6 1.9 p.50 Tramway line T7 0.7 p.52 Tramway line T8 8.6 p.54 Tramway line T9 3.4 p.56 Tramway line T12 7.4 p.58 Projects railway links 81.1 North tangential 49.1 p.60 EOLE 32.0 p.62 Scheme : Development for buses on own sites and layout of roadways 34.9 p.64 Scheme : Master plan for accessibility 29.7 p.66 RENEWABLE ENERGY AND ENERGY-EFFICIENCY 17.6 2.7 % p.69 Scheme : Energy policy and transversal actions 17.6 p.70 BIODIVERSITY 31.3 4.8 % p.73 Scheme : Acquisition and development by the green Spaces Agency 19.2 p.74 Scheme : Protection of biodiversity, water policy and transversal actions 12.1 p.76 SOCIAL INITIATIVES AIMED AT HELPING VULNERABLE POPULATION GROUPS 29.6 4.6 % p.79 Scheme : Support for social actions 29.6 p.80 SOCIAL HOUSING 103.5 15.9 % p.83 Scheme : Support for social housing 103.5 p.84 ECONOMIC AND SOCIALLY INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT 43.0 6.6 % p.89 Schemes : Support for research and innovation 38.8 p.90 Schemes : Support for social and solidary economics 4.2 p.92 Projects financed by the 2016 green and sustainability bond 5 This document falls within the context of the issuance of the green and sustainability bond carried out by the Ile-de-France Region in 2016 and is in particular intended for investors. Any reproduction of this document for public purposes, in whole or in part, is prohibited without the express written authorization of the Ile-de-France Region. 6 Projects financed by the 2016 green and sustainability bond PRESENTATION OF REGION ILE-DE-FRANCE As a leading French local authority, the Ile-de-France Region manages a budget of € 5 billion, the highest amongst French regions. Almost half of its budget is devoted to long term investment, promoting regional dynamism and attractiveness. The Region plays a key role to promote sustainable development initiatives on the territory. It is the competent authority setting strategic guidelines of local public actions on the territory: territorial development, transports using STIF, economic development, research and innovation, climate and energy, biodiversity, waste management. The Region is also committed to integrate sustainable development and social responsibility in all its activities across the different fields. As such, it sets the example in terms of governance and policies implemented for the territory and regarding its own practices, with for example the implementation in 2016 of new responsible purchasing policy. In this context, environment is at the heart of regional policies, with an ambitious and holistic roadmap focused on territories which nourishes all regional policies: • Transports: Environmental objective to reduce GHG emissions related to transport and mobility, • New regional strategy for economic development, innovation and internalisation adopted in 2016: The new strategy includes the environmental issues in order to meet a dual objective of identifying potential economic activities, employment and innovation as well as improving the well-being of the population from the Region, • Launch of territorialised actions, a new method of regional action that will allow new environmental dynamics to be introduced as part of projects for the development of Ile-de-France communities. The new "One Hundred Innovative and Ecological Neighbourhoods" scheme, launched in 2016, illustrates this development, • Repositioning of the support to key research networks (Domaine d'Intérêt Majeur), targeting the main environment challenges: climate, energy and resources (for example on the field of air quality), • High environmental requirements on construction and renovation projects (high schools, higher education institutions, apprentice training centres ‘CFA’, leisure centres) ; Launch in 2016 of a sustainable building project in Region Ile de France ‘Bâtiment Durable Francilien’,
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    PARIS CLIMATE ACTION PLAN TOWARDS A CARBON NEUTRAL CITY AND 100% RENEWABLE ENERGIES An action plan For a fairer for 2030 Together and more and an ambition for climate inclusive city for 2050 Conceptualized by: City of Paris, Green Parks and Environment Urban Ecology Agency Designed by: EcoAct Published: May 2018, 2000 copies printed on 100% recycled paper EDITOS A RESILIENT CITY 02 54 THAT ENSURES A HIGH-QUALITY LIVING ENVIRONMENT PREAMBLE 56 Air Improving air quality for better health 05 6 Paris, 10 years of climate action 61 Fire 9 Towards carbon neutrality Strengthen solidarity and resilience 11 Creating a shared vision in response to heat waves 12 Zero local emissions 64 Earth 13 Relocation of production and innovation Biodiversity to benefit all parisians 13 Adaptation, resilience and social inclusion 67 ​Water 14 Three milestones, one urgent need A resource that needs protection for diversified uses A CARBON-NEUTRAL AND 18 100% RENEWABLE-ENERGY CITY A CITY THAT IS VIEWED 19 Energy 70 AS AN ECOSYSTEM Paris: a solar, 100% renewable-energy city 71 A successful energy transition and a key player in French renewables is a fair transition 25 Mobility 76 Mobilisation Paris, the city of shared, active Paris mobilises its citizens and stakeholders and clean transport 81 Governance of the low-carbon transition 34 Buildings A 100% eco-renovated Paris with A CITY THAT MATCHES low-carbon and positive-energy buildings 84 ITS MEANS TO ITS AMBITIONS 40 Urban planning 85 ​Finance A carbon-neutral, resilient A city that is preparing finance for the energy and pleasant city to inhabit transition 44 Waste 88 ​Carbon offsetting Towards zero non-recovered waste Paris fosters metropolitan cooperation and a circular economy in paris for climate action 49 Food 91 Advocacy Paris, a sustainable food city A city that speaks on behalf of cities 95 GLOSSARY Making Paris a carbon-neutral city © Jean-Baptiste Gurliat © Jean-Baptiste powered entirely by renewable energy by 2050.