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Assemblée Nationale - Autres Subventions Assemblée nationale - Autres subventions Montant versés Programme Député(e), groupe ou Département de Nom du bénéficiaire Nature de la subvention en 2013 (en €) budgétaire Présidence mandat 100% sport et loisirs 1 000 € NC 219 CINIERI Dino 42 - Loire 1686° Section des Médaillés Militaires 1 000 € Fonctionnement 169 SORDI Michel 68 - Haut-Rhin Meyenheim quartier Dio 35th « Santa Fe » Division in Normandy 1 500 € Fonctionnement 169 GOSSELIN Philippe 50 - Manche Matériel studios musique, salles de danse et 37è parallèle 14 000 € 224 GILLE Jean-Patrick 37 - Indre-et-Loire d'atelier 4Chem1 Evolution 4 000 € Soutien scolaire de jeunes en difficulté 230 GUIGOU Elisabeth 93 - Seine-Saint-Denis 4H Tarare 1 000 € NC 219 VERCHERE Patrice 69 - Rhône 55ème section Bar-le-Duc de la Sté nationale 1 000 € Achat d'un nouveau drapeau 169 CINIERI Dino 42 - Loire d'entraide de la médaille militaire A chacun ses vacances 3 000 € Fonctionnement 157 FILLON François 75 - Paris A coeur Joie 1 000 € Fonctionnement 224 PERRUT Bernard 69 - Rhône A P E L Ecole Saint Joseph 1 000 € Fonctionnement 214 MARC Alain 12 - Aveyron A petits pas 2 000 € Fonctionnement 140 HEINRICH Michel 88 - Vosges A Portée de Voix 1 000 € Fonctionnement 224 DE LA RAUDIERE Laure 28 - Eure-et-Loir A portée de Voix 3 000 € Fonctionnement 224 SOLERE Thierry 92 - Hauts-de-Seine A Travers Chant 1 000 € Fonctionnement 224 STRAUMANN Eric 68 - Haut-Rhin A votre Service 1 000 € Fonctionnement 106 LAZARO Thierry 59 - Nord A.A.S.D.A.F 2 000 € Fonctionnement 214 GERARD Bernard 59 - Nord A.B.C. Danse 1 000 € NC 219 DEGAUCHY Lucien 60 - Oise A.C.C.C 3 000 € Fonctionnement 224 POLETTI Bérengère 08 - Ardennes A.C.E.L de Bonne Nouvelle 1 500 € fonctionnement 163 LELLOUCHE Pierre 75 - Paris A.C.E.L des Ternes 4 000 € Fonctionnement 230 DEBRE Bernard 75 - Paris A.D.E.T.H.E. Services 1 000 € Fonctionnement 157 PONIATOWSKI Axel 95 - Val-d'Oise A.D.P.S.P. 1 000 € Fonctionnement 102 FASQUELLE Daniel 62 - Pas-de-Calais 54 - Meurthe-et- A.F.T.C 1 000 € Fonctionnement 157 LAMBLIN Jacques Moselle A.F.T.C de Franche-Comté 1 000 € Fonctionnement 157 SERMIER Jean-Marie 39 - Jura A.N.A.C.R Cluses 1 000 € Fonctionnement 169 DION Sophie 74 - Haute-Savoie A.P.E Entraide de la Figonne 2 000 € Fonctionnement 106 BOYER Valérie 13 - Bouches-du-Rhône A.P.E La Pradélie 1 000 € Fonctionnement 214 MARC Alain 12 - Aveyron A.P.E.L de l'école Saint-Joseph 2 500 € Fonctionnement 214 DECOOL Jean-Pierre 59 - Nord A.P.E.L du Saint Affricain 1 000 € Fonctionnement 214 MARC Alain 12 - Aveyron A.P.E.M.R.D " 1 000 € Fonctionnement 106 DECOOL Jean-Pierre 59 - Nord A.P.F 1 500 € Fonctionnement 157 GIRAN Jean-Pierre 83 - Var A.P.L.S Association professionnels de santé 2 000 € NC 204 GERARD Bernard 59 - Nord de Marcq en Baroeuil A.P.R.E. 1 000 € Fonctionnement 175 PONIATOWSKI Axel 95 - Val-d'Oise A.R.E.J. 1 000 € Fonctionnement 175 PONIATOWSKI Axel 95 - Val-d'Oise A.R.T.S Paillettes 2000 1 000 € Fonctionnement 131 GUIBAL Jean-Claude 06 - Alpes-Maritimes A.S. La Madeleine Football 23 000 € NC 219 PRIOU Christophe 44 - Loire-Atlantique A.S.A.L 2 000 € NC 219 SERMIER Jean-Marie 39 - Jura Saint-Pierre-et- A.S.I.A. 30 000 € NC 219 GIRARDIN Annick Miquelon Saint-Pierre-et- A.S.M. 45 000 € NC 219 GIRARDIN Annick Miquelon A.S.P Ensemble 1 500 € NC 204 CHERPION Gérard 88 - Vosges Services d'accompagnement et d'aide à domicile AAPEL autonomie 6 000 € 204 PINVILLE Martine 16 - Charente - Fonctionnement AAPMA La truite du Val d'Amour 1 000 € Fonctionnement 205 SERMIER Jean-Marie 39 - Jura AAPPMA 1 000 € Fonctionnement 205 WARSMANN Jean-Luc 08 - Ardennes AAPPMA de Dinsheim sur bruche 1 000 € NC 163 FURST Laurent 67 - Bas-Rhin 90 - Territoire-de- AAPPMA Giromagny 1 000 € Fonctionnement 205 ZUMKELLER Michel Belfort AAPPMA La carpe du Valois 1 000 € Fonctionnement 205 DEGAUCHY Lucien 60 - Oise AAPPMA La Truite du Lignon 1 000 € Élagage au bord des rivières 205 WAUQUIEZ Laurent 43 - Haute-Loire AAVIV 5 000 € Fonctionnement 101 LEVY Geneviève 83 - Var ABA Attitude 1 000 € Fonctionnement 157 FOULON Yves 33 - Gironde ABC – Association Becquart - Canon d'Or 1 000 € Fonctionnement 134 DAUBRESSE Marc-Philippe 59 - Nord ABC Bibliothèque 2 000 € Fonctionnement 224 BARBIER Frédéric 25 - Doubs 977 - Saint-Barthélemy ABC InterSports 3 000 € NC 219 GIBBES Daniel et Saint-Martin Abyss Club de plongée d'Oissel 1 000 € NC 219 PANE Luce 76 - Seine-Maritime ACAC 1 500 € Fonctionnement 134 GUAINO Henri 78 - Yvelines Académie de Boxe "Rachid El Hadak" 10 000 € NC 219 JUANICO Régis 42 - Loire ACAJA 8 000 € Fonctionnement 134 DEBRE Bernard 75 - Paris ACCA de Beaulieu 1 000 € Fonctionnement : Aménagement local chasseurs 113 WAUQUIEZ Laurent 43 - Haute-Loire ACCES 2 000 € Fonctionnement 224 GERARD Bernard 59 - Nord Acceuil culture et patrimoine 1 000 € Fonctionnement 224 CINIERI Dino 42 - Loire Accompagnement scolaire sans frontières Accompagnement scolaire, lutter contre échec 1 800 € 163 CAVARD Christophe 30 - Gard (A.S.S.F) scolaire et illetrisme Résidence Création Cyrano de Bergerac avec Accords 2 000 € 224 LAUNAY Jean 46 - Lot Cie de Paris sur Camboet Louhossoa Accueil 15 2 000 € Accueil de jour des SDF - réfection des locaux 177 LAMOUR Jean-François 75 - Paris Accueil des Charmilles 10 000 € Hébergement des sans abris 204 THEVENOUD Thomas 71 - Saône-et-Loire Accueil des villes française Paris 17+8+9 4 000 € Fonctionnement 224 DEBRE Bernard 75 - Paris Accueil des villes françaises 2 000 € Achat de matériel informatique 177 LAMOUR Jean-François 75 - Paris Accueil femme solidarités 1 000 € Soutien des femmes en difficultés 106 SALLES Rudy 06 - Alpes-Maritimes Accueil Femmes Solidarité 2 500 € Fonctionnement 106 CIOTTI Eric 06 - Alpes-Maritimes Développer toutes actions en faveur de l'accueil ACEPP 38-73 3 000 € 106 BONNETON Michèle 38 - Isère des jeunes enfants ACEPP 38-73 Association des Collectifs 3 000 € Subvention de fonctionnement 163 ISSINDOU Michel 38 - Isère Enfants Parents Isère-Savoie 90 - Territoire-de- ACE'TELLE 1 000 € NC 219 MESLOT Damien Belfort ACEVE 2 000 € Fonctionnement 230 LEVY Geneviève 83 - Var ACJBB 19 000 € Fonctionnement 224 SOLERE Thierry 92 - Hauts-de-Seine ACL de Zimmersheim 1 000 € Fonctionnement 224 GROSSKOST Arlette 68 - Haut-Rhin ACLER 2 000 € Fonctionnement 224 GUAINO Henri 78 - Yvelines ACPG-CATM et Veuves 1 000 € Fonctionnement 169 DEGAUCHY Lucien 60 - Oise Page 1 de 80 Assemblée nationale - Autres subventions Montant versés Programme Député(e), groupe ou Département de Nom du bénéficiaire Nature de la subvention en 2013 (en €) budgétaire Présidence mandat Produire, diffuser et soutenir une information ACPIIE 4 000 € originale, libre, complète, indépendante et 217 BAUPIN Denis 75 - Paris impartiale dans le domaine de l'énergie ACPPC Prouvençau de Cavaillon 2 000 € Fonctionnement 175 BOUCHET Jean-Claude 84 - Vaucluse ACS gym 1 000 € NC 219 BATTISTEL Marie-Noëlle 38 - Isère 54 - Meurthe-et- ACS Herserange 5 000 € NC 219 ECKERT Christian Moselle ACSFIRT 3 000 € Fonctionnement 224 VITEL Philippe 83 - Var Acta Johannis 3 500 € Fonctionnement 224 LELLOUCHE Pierre 75 - Paris Acte 2 Théâtre 7 000 € Fonctionnement 131 MUET Pierre-Alain 69 - Rhône Actifs Pitchoun 1 000 € Fonctionnement 106 COUVE Jean-Michel 83 - Var Action Sociale Mulatine 5 000 € Fonctionnement 177 TERROT Michel 69 - Rhône ADAC Montorgueil 3 000 € Fonctionnement 134 LELLOUCHE Pierre 75 - Paris Adacar 2 000 € Fonctionnement 224 DE ROCCA SERRA Camille 2A - Corse-du-Sud ADAFE 3 000 € Fonctionnement 224 WARSMANN Jean-Luc 08 - Ardennes Acquisition matériel pour livraison repas à ADAPA DU CONFOLENTAIS 2 500 € 157 LAMBERT Jérôme 16 - Charente domicile Aménagement d'un ADAPEI Papillons Blancs 10 000 € foyer pour la pause méridienne des adolescents 163 PELLOIS Hervé 56 - Morbihan de l'IME du Bois de Liza 54 - Meurthe-et- Adapes 5 000 € Fonctionnement 174 ECKERT Christian Moselle Concourir par tous moyens au développement ADAPIC 1 000 € 217 POMPILI Barbara 80 - Somme de l'apiculture en Picardie ADATE – Migration Equité Interculturalité 3 000 € Publication de la revue "écarts d'identité" 224 ISSINDOU Michel 38 - Isère Mise en place d'un dispositif d'accompagnement à l'insertion professionnelle pour des jeunes de 16 à 25 ans,soumis à des obligations dans le ADCLJC 15 000 € 182 VAILLANT Daniel 75 - Paris cadre d'un controle judiciaire ou un sursis mis à l'épreuve dans la Zone de sécurité prioritaire de la Goutte d'or ADEF association de Développement des Service d'aide à la personne en situation de 10 000 € 204 Groupe SRC 75 - Paris Emplois familiaux dépendance 64 - Pyrénées- ADELI 2 000 € Fonctionnement 113 ALAUX Sylviane Atlantiques ADEPAPE 2 000 € Fonctionnement 106 LEVY Geneviève 83 - Var ADESCA 10 000 € Fonctionnement 209 LE ROUX Bruno 93 - Seine-Saint-Denis Ad'hoc Production 6 000 € Favoriser l'expression citoyenne de proximité 313 CAVARD Christophe 30 - Gard actionspour la mémoire de la déportation ADIF 79 3 000 € 163 DRAPEAU Jean-Luc 79 - Deux-Sèvres résistante ADIRA 1 000 € Fonctionnement 157 CENSI Yves 12 - Aveyron Adis 4 000 € Développement par l'intégration solidaire 304 de RUGY François 44 - Loire-Atlantique Aditus 2 000 € Fonctionnement 177 DAGOMA Seybah 75 - Paris ADMR 1 000 € Fonctionnement 106 PELISSARD Jacques 39 - Jura ADMR 3 000 € Fonctionnement 157 FASQUELLE Daniel 62 - Pas-de-Calais Renouvellement et achat de matériel 04 - Alpes-de-Haute- ADMR 4 000 € 157 SAUVAN Gilbert informatique Provence ADMR 10 000 € Fonctionnement 157 LE CALLENNEC Isabelle 35 - Ille-et-Vilaine ADMR BUZANCY 1 000 € Fonctionnement 157 WARSMANN Jean-Luc 08 - Ardennes ADMR de Corps 3 000 € action
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