Strategy-SAR

A project of civilization and society, sustainable development is a cultural issue: the Ministry of Culture and Communication, by the symbolic force it conveys, by the policies it conducts or in which it participates, has a particular responsibility in this awareness.

Since 2010, the Ministry of Culture and Communication has been developing the overall strategic framework for its policies and responsibilities.

The 2010-2013 Departmental Strategy

To meet the challenge of sustainable development, the Ministry of Culture and Communication formalized its commitment to a Departmental Sustainable Development Strategy (DSDS) in 2010, with the support of all departments. To this end, the Ministry focused in particular on the exemplary nature of internal functioning and the establishment of a transversal and participatory governance.

View the Departmental Sustainable Development Strategy brochure

Consult the Department’s 2011-2013 Action Plan

View the 2011-2013 Departmental Sustainable Development Strategy Update

The 2015-2020 Departmental Strategy

France adopted a National Strategy for Ecological Transition to Sustainable Development (SnTEDD) in 2015. This multi-year strategy covering the period 2015-2020 aims to provide a framework for the coordinated implementation of all the actors of society and sectors of the economy to start the ecological transition.

The ministries, each in an autonomous way, now translate this SnTEDD into departmental strategies (SmTEDD) built on the choices they make and the specificities of the public policies they carry; these departmental strategies also cover the period 2015-2020.

In keeping with the 2010-2013 Strategy and building on its achievements, the Ministry of Culture and Communication wanted to start its sustainable development approach by referring to the principles of social responsibility, Social and environmental organizations: the 2015-2020 strategy of the Ministry of Culture and Communication is thus a Strategy-RSO.