Since last October, 200 central administration directors (DAC) have been undergoing training in ecological transition. 578975542/VectorMine – stock.adobe.com
Since last October, 200 central administration directors (DAC) have been training in ecological transition, supposed to raise their awareness and give them keys to action in the face of an issue that Emmanuel Macron has made a priority of the five-year term.
The media engineer Jean-Marc Jancovici is not only from all television sets and radio studios. This Thursday, March 23, you could meet him at the INSP (ex-ENA), in the middle of a crowd of senior officials – who came despite a day of strikes and demonstrations – whom he was training in climate issues. Since last October, 200 central administration directors (DAC) have been training in ecological transition, supposed to raise their awareness and give them keys to action in the face of an issue that Emmanuel Macron has made a priority of the five-year term.
Eventually, all civil servants must have received training. But for the time being, it is the senior executives of the State who are attending their very last session that morning. The Minister of Transformation and Public Service himself is there to welcome them, to remind them that “Training is the nodal point of the ecological transition”and thank them for their commitment to this journey – certainly “OBLIGATORY”
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