Circular and Social Economy
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Fort-de-France: A Session to Boost the Visibility of SSE Projects
The CRESS of Martinique is organizing another group session of the ESSor program on Friday, August 28, in Fort-de-France. This…
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Public Procurement: New Environmental Requirements Effective August 22
Effective August 22, 2026, public procurement processes will be required to incorporate environmental considerations more systematically into the evaluation of bids…
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Sargassum in Martinique: The Challenge Begins After Collection
While Sargassum drifts are expected to become less frequent after the seasonal peak, the issue of managing them is far from resolved…
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From the Fields to Community Food Pantries: A Supply Chain That Fights Food Waste
In Martinique, fruits and vegetables that are still safe to eat are sometimes left on farms due to a lack of labor, a lack of markets, or because…
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CRESS in Martinique: An Escape Game to Get Away This Summer
Trapped inside, the players will have to solve puzzles to find their way out. That’s the premise of this escape game being held this…
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Preparations for Social and Solidarity Economy Month: «Let’s build this year’s event in Martinique together!»
Representing Martinique in the world of the social and solidarity economy? During Social and Solidarity Economy Month, which will take place next November, all…
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Public Procurement: A Social and Environmental Clause to Be Integrated Soon
Can public procurement help protect the environment and promote social development? That, at any rate, is what could happen with the…
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Public Procurement: Martinique Prepares for New Environmental Requirements
Starting August 22, 2026, public procurement will be required to incorporate environmental requirements more systematically, and for certain contracts,…
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Reuse: Better Tracking of Material Flows to Improve the Structure of the Supply Chain
Furniture, toys, DIY tools, or garden supplies: promoting reuse requires knowing what qualifies as…
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Reuse: Key Factors for Developing the Reuse Sector in Martinique
Giving a piece of furniture, an appliance, a piece of clothing, or a building material a second life is no longer just…
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