"cites educatives"

#6485036

2 March 2021

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. Students from Rene Cassin College in the playground on their way out of class. This college is one of the schools that have benefited from the ''les cites educatives'' programme. This programme sets up an action plan to reduce territorial inequalities and promote the success of the children.

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#6485038

2 March 2021

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. Students from Rene Cassin College in the playground on their way out of class. This college is one of the schools that have benefited from the ''les cites educatives'' programme. This programme sets up an action plan to reduce territorial inequalities and promote the success of the children.

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#6485040

2 March 2021

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. Students from Rene Cassin College in the playground on their way out of class. This college is one of the schools that have benefited from the ''les cites educatives'' programme. This programme sets up an action plan to reduce territorial inequalities and promote the success of the children.

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#6485074

2 March 2021

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. The Okba Ibn Nafi' Mosque in the city of the Noe. The Muslim presence in this commune is mainly linked to the automobile industry. Indeed, many are former workers of the Peugeot site at Poissy, a few kilometres from the town.

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#6485076

2 March 2021

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. The Okba Ibn Nafi' Mosque in the city of the Noe. The Muslim presence in this commune is mainly linked to the automobile industry. Indeed, many are former workers of the Peugeot site at Poissy, a few kilometres from the town.

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#6485078

2 March 2021

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. The Okba Ibn Nafi' Mosque in the city of the Noe. The Muslim presence in this commune is mainly linked to the automobile industry. Indeed, many are former workers of the Peugeot site at Poissy, a few kilometres from the town.

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#6485080

2 March 2021

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. The Okba Ibn Nafi' Mosque in the city of the Noe. The Muslim presence in this commune is mainly linked to the automobile industry. Indeed, many are former workers of the Peugeot site at Poissy, a few kilometres from the town.

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#6485082

2 March 2021

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. The Okba Ibn Nafi' Mosque in the city of the Noe. The Muslim presence in this commune is mainly linked to the automobile industry. Indeed, many are former workers of the Peugeot site at Poissy, a few kilometres from the town.

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#6484990

2 March 2021

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. A building in the city of La Noe. This district, thought by the architect Emile Aillaud to be a utopia, quickly turned into a nightmare, with unemployment, violence and drug trafficking during the 90s. Since then, the city has been one of the first to benefit from the urban renewal programme launched in 2003 by the Minister of Urban Affairs, Jean-Louis Borloo.

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#6484992

2 March 2021

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. A building in the city of La Noe. This district, thought by the architect Emile Aillaud to be a utopia, quickly turned into a nightmare, with unemployment, violence and drug trafficking during the 90s. Since then, the city has been one of the first to benefit from the urban renewal programme launched in 2003 by the Minister of Urban Affairs, Jean-Louis Borloo.

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#6484996

2 March 2021

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. A building in the city of La Noe. This district, thought by the architect Emile Aillaud to be a utopia, quickly turned into a nightmare, with unemployment, violence and drug trafficking during the 90s. Since then, the city has been one of the first to benefit from the urban renewal programme launched in 2003 by the Minister of Urban Affairs, Jean-Louis Borloo.

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#6484998

2 March 2021

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. A sign to watch out for children in the city of La Noe. This district, thought by the architect Emile Aillaud to be a utopia, quickly turned into a nightmare, with unemployment, violence and drug trafficking during the 90s. Since then, the city has been one of the first to benefit from the urban renewal programme launched in 2003 by the Minister of Urban Affairs, Jean-Louis Borloo.

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#6485042

2 March 2021

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. A building in the city of La Noe. This district, thought by the architect Emile Aillaud to be a utopia, quickly turned into a nightmare, with unemployment, violence and drug trafficking during the 90s. Since then, the city has been one of the first to benefit from the urban renewal programme launched in 2003 by the Minister of Urban Affairs, Jean-Louis Borloo.

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#6485044

2 March 2021

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. A building in the city of La Noe. This district, thought by the architect Emile Aillaud to be a utopia, quickly turned into a nightmare, with unemployment, violence and drug trafficking during the 90s. Since then, the city has been one of the first to benefit from the urban renewal programme launched in 2003 by the Minister of Urban Affairs, Jean-Louis Borloo.

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#6485046

2 March 2021

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. A building in the city of La Noe. This district, thought by the architect Emile Aillaud to be a utopia, quickly turned into a nightmare, with unemployment, violence and drug trafficking during the 90s. Since then, the city has been one of the first to benefit from the urban renewal programme launched in 2003 by the Minister of Urban Affairs, Jean-Louis Borloo.

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#6485048

2 March 2021

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. A building in the city of La Noe. This district, thought by the architect Emile Aillaud to be a utopia, quickly turned into a nightmare, with unemployment, violence and drug trafficking during the 90s. Since then, the city has been one of the first to benefit from the urban renewal programme launched in 2003 by the Minister of Urban Affairs, Jean-Louis Borloo.

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