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Concerning subsidies for the renovation of private housing, they are regulated and managed by the Anah (national agency for housing), which is a public entity under the supervision of the ministries of Territorial Cohesion and Relations with local authorities, Ecological Transition and the Economy, Finance and Recovery.
The Anah encourages renovation and rehabilitation of housing by granting financial aid to low-income owners and to fragile and struggling condominiums.
The Anah deploys several financing mechanisms for low-income owners to trigger large energy renovation for individual houses and multi-apartment dwellings through MaPrimeRénov, either for single renovation acts or for global renovations. The aids depend on the household’s incomes which are divided into four profiles: very-low-income, low-income, intermediary-income and high-income households.
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Renovation at the district level can be obtained from the National Agency for Urban Renovation (ANRU). The ANRU aims to revitalize specific neighbourhoods (particularly sensitive urban areas) and improve the living conditions of their residents and contribute to the State’s objective to develop the construction and renovation of real estate in certain geographical areas in France. These priority neighbourhoods are benefiting from grants from ANRU to set up a profound transformation.
The New National Urban Renewal Program (NPNRU) is endowed with 12 billion euros in grant equivalent (or 14 billion euros in financial assistance) allocated by the ANRU from 2014 to 2030 to financiers of district renovation (local authorities and social landlords in particular). It is funded by contributions from Action Logement (8.4 billion euros), the social union for housing (2.4 billion euros), and the State (1.2 billion euros).
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Grants
Departments and Metropolises provide grants for the renovation of social housing. Indeed, French Public housing organisations (OPH) have a majority of local authorities on their board, which are particularly involved in the strategy and financing of social housing renovation operations.