#TRSA2610766ANational approval list expanded for private organizations receiving public funding for food aid
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This measure adds ten private nonprofit organizations to the national list allowed to receive public contributions for carrying out food aid under France’s social action code. The approved groups include major food-relief charities such as the Red Cross, Food Banks, Restos du Cœur, Secours Populaire, and others. For public bodies and donors, the practical effect is that these organizations can legally receive and use public funding for food-aid programs.
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Key Changes
- Adds ten private nonprofit organizations to the national approval list for public funding of food aid
- Sets the approval period at five years
- Confirms the order will be published in the French Official Journal
Obligations
What this law requires
Public bodies and donors may only route public contributions for food-aid implementation to private-law entities included on the national habilitation list; this arrêté adds the ten named organizations to that list.
The following private-law entities are authorized to receive public contributions for food-aid implementation: Croix-Rouge Française, Fédération de l'Entraide Protestante, Fédération Française des Banques Alimentaires, Fédération Nationale des Paniers de la Mer, Fondation de l'Armée du Salut, Réseau Cocagne, Les Restaurants du Cœur, Re-vivre dans le Monde, Société Saint-Vincent-de-Paul, and Secours Populaire Français.
Any entity receiving an habilitation under this arrêté is authorized for a fixed period of 5 years; it must treat the authorization as time-limited and seek renewal or a new habilitation before expiry if it wishes to continue receiving public contributions.
The arrêté must be published in the Journal officiel de la République française before taking effect in practice as the formal legal notice of the habilitation list update.