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Winner : Energy Sobriety Category
S.D.H (ACTION LOGEMENT)
Collective Self-Consumption Project in Vizille – “Les Roseaux”
At the Les Roseaux residence in Vizille, an aging building with a failing heating system prompted the launch of a rehabilitation program. The project involves thermal renovation of the building, including the installation of a more efficient heating system to improve energy performance.
Winner : Decarbonized Mobility Category
Keolis Bordeaux
The Blueboat
The Blueboat, developed by Bluenav and tested with LabTBMouv in Bordeaux, is a decarbonized river transport solution offering silent, zero‑emission navigation. Initiated as part of a call for projects for the 2024 Olympic Games, this project explores waterways as a sustainable alternative to road transport and promotes urban integration.
Winner : Ecological Planning Category
Leakmited
SPRINT
Sprint is an innovative water leak detection solution developed by Leakmited. Based on a unique performance‑based remuneration model, it combines artificial intelligence with field expertise to target the most critical areas. This approach enables local authorities to significantly reduce losses, preserve water resources, and achieve immediate budget savings. It has already saved more than 8 billion liters of water.
Winner : Trusted Digital Technology Category
ALWAYS INNOVATING, INC.
MonDongle.Cloud
MonDongle.Cloud: the sovereign, simple, ultra‑secure cloud with AI for all municipalities.
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All‑in‑one: intuitive interface, complete tools (emails, chatbot, files, video calls, invoices…).
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100% sovereign: local data stored on the dongle, zero external dependency.
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Ethical AI: intelligent services based on open European models.
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Unbreakable: full encryption and two‑factor authentication.
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Affordable: physical or virtualized dongle, with no hidden fees.
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Even Pétaouchnok‑sur‑Yvette has the right to its own sovereign cloud!
Winner : Safety, Prevention, and Risk Management Category
ECTI
Gestacrises
Gestacrises is a digital assistant dedicated to crisis management for local authorities facing risks and threats (climate events, pandemics, cyberattacks). It combines the power of AI with the Operational Decision‑Making Method (MEDO). Acting as a crisis unit facilitator, thought enabler, and coordinator, it ensures collective coherence and efficiency. It provides a structured framework and allows rapid translation of reflection into immediately actionable plans.
Winner : Solidarity Longevity & Inclusion
MAISON DES ENFANTS EXTRAORDINAIRES
MEEX Competent and Inclusive Rural Territories
Our innovation addresses the need to detect developmental disorders in children before the age of 3. Evidence shows that nursery staff are able to identify developmental gaps, but they often face difficulties—especially in rural areas—in working with families and external professionals to initiate a care pathway.
We support nurseries in becoming key places for early detection and in taking on this essential role, within a framework of co‑constructing diagnostics, tools, and procedures adapted to their territory.
Winner : Local Dynamism & Attractiveness Category
University of Reims Champagne‑Ardenne
URCA Gratiferias
In Charleville‑Mézières, URCA’s Gratiferia brings a wave of solidarity between campus and community. Beyond the exchange of objects, students have created a free, friendly, and lively event based on the sharing of ideas, skills, and values. This project is part of their academic program, aligned with the university’s environmental commitment and the city’s support for dynamic initiatives.
With the backing of the municipality, the initiative has brought together students, residents, associations, and local stakeholders, strengthening social and community ties.
Winner : Urban Planning, Housing & Urban Renewal Category
CCI Ouest Normandie FLEXIPRO
Residential Village for Employees
FLEXIPRO, in Barneville‑Carteret (Manche), is a pilot project for a residential village dedicated to employees. Born from a partnership between the CCI Ouest Normandie, the municipality, and local businesses, it addresses the housing needs expressed by the territory: the CCI finances the housing units, the municipality provides the infrastructure, and companies rent them for their employees.
