Through its elected representatives, the CCIP acts as a spokesperson for companies. It intervenes with public authorities on the local, national, and European level, suggesting legislative and regulatory changes on issues currently affecting businesses, including senior citizen employment, personal services, and urban planning for businesses, and proposing adapted measures to encourage economic growth. These recommendations are published in about 30 reports per year and distributed to relevant authorities (notably European institutions) to raise awareness of current business issues.

 

At the local level, the CCIP works regularly with both communities and political and institutional decision makers to integrate companies and economic growth into regional development projects. The CCIP has also proposed ways to increase the Paris Region’s international attractiveness, particularly in the La Défense and Orly-Rungis areas.

 

Through TERRitem, a regional information system, CCIP provides companies and local communities with extensive socioeconomic data on Paris and its immediate surroundings. This information is available grouped in three different data collections or through custom-made studies.