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Eric Pliez
     Directeur Général
     de l’Association Aurore



    Quelle est la performance globale de l'IAE ?

    Quelles conséquences en tirer ?




1
L’IAE au niveau national (en 2005)


     Près  de 4500 structures d’insertion par
      l’activité économique,recrutant pour des
      durées de travail variables 230 000 salariés

     Encadréset accompagnés par17 000
      permanents et entrepreneurs sociaux.


2
Le Sociogramme : outil de négociation des actions
    à conduire sur les difficultés des personnes

                                                             Les entreprises d'insertion


                                                                      Absence de formation

                                      Troubles de la conduite                   59%                Absence de qualification
                                                                                                 63%


                                Surendettement                                                                    Addiction




               Souffrance psychique                                                                                           Analphabétisme

                                                                          18%
                                                                18%
                                                                                           11%
                                                          18%
           Santé (hors addiction)                                                            10%                                  Disponibilité
                                                             12%                                    18%
                                                                                           4%
                                                  28%                                        11%
                                                                                8%         12%
                 Rupture familiale                                                                                              Handicap mental
                                                       28%
                                                                23%                  18%




                       Manque de mobilité                                                                                Handicap physique




                                            Logement                                                       Illettrisme

                                                                Justice                     Isolement social
3
L’IAE : un acteur économique durable.

       Présent dans toutes les branches d’activité, les
        structures d’insertion tirent une très large part
        de leurs ressources de leur activité
        économique(66%)

       Des exploitations dans l’ensemble saines, un
        exemple : en 2006, 64% des SIAE Pays de Loire ont un
        résultat d’exploitation positif.83% dégagent une capacité
        d’autofinancement positive

       Au poids économique non négligeable, notamment dans
4       l’économie sociale et solidaire
Un investissement rentable pour le territoire


    Dans une première approche de coûts évités et de
      production de richesses
     Les SIAE recrutent des personnes qui sinon
      continueraient de percevoir le minima social
     Les SIAE, comme toute entreprise, paient des taxes,
      cotisent,
     Et coté coûts, les SIAE perçoivent des financements
      publics pour leur mission d’insertion



5
Un investissement rentable : l’exemple de
       l’Aquitaine
    Exemple de retour sur investissement public
                     201 SIAE en 2004 recrutant 12000 salariés
              Équivalents en première approximation à 12 000 chômeurs
                        Au coût de 18 300 euros par chômeur
                                   (source DARES)

                                               Économie pour le
          2          Exonération,              territoire aquitain
          2          cotisations               63,1 millions
          1          salariales :              d’euros
       21 millions   7,2 M euros                                   Cotisations
          é                         2,9 millions
       d’euros de                                                  patronales
          &                         d’euros impôts
       subventions                                                 11,9 M Euros
                                    et taxes

           TOTAL du GAIN FINANCIER : 47,9 millions d’euros
6
L’IAE, un investissement pour le mieux vivre
    ensemble

     Pour  les salariés: renforcement de leur capacité à
      être considérés, à exister, à se projeter dans leur
      propre vie.

     Pour acteurs locaux : création de dynamiques
      locales économiques, capital social et
      citoyenneté

7
Conclusion

    Merci de votre attention




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Where can people who are homeless find employment? - Eric Pliez

  • 1. Eric Pliez Directeur Général de l’Association Aurore Quelle est la performance globale de l'IAE ? Quelles conséquences en tirer ? 1
  • 2. L’IAE au niveau national (en 2005)  Près de 4500 structures d’insertion par l’activité économique,recrutant pour des durées de travail variables 230 000 salariés  Encadréset accompagnés par17 000 permanents et entrepreneurs sociaux. 2
  • 3. Le Sociogramme : outil de négociation des actions à conduire sur les difficultés des personnes Les entreprises d'insertion Absence de formation Troubles de la conduite 59% Absence de qualification 63% Surendettement Addiction Souffrance psychique Analphabétisme 18% 18% 11% 18% Santé (hors addiction) 10% Disponibilité 12% 18% 4% 28% 11% 8% 12% Rupture familiale Handicap mental 28% 23% 18% Manque de mobilité Handicap physique Logement Illettrisme Justice Isolement social 3
  • 4. L’IAE : un acteur économique durable.  Présent dans toutes les branches d’activité, les structures d’insertion tirent une très large part de leurs ressources de leur activité économique(66%)  Des exploitations dans l’ensemble saines, un exemple : en 2006, 64% des SIAE Pays de Loire ont un résultat d’exploitation positif.83% dégagent une capacité d’autofinancement positive  Au poids économique non négligeable, notamment dans 4 l’économie sociale et solidaire
  • 5. Un investissement rentable pour le territoire Dans une première approche de coûts évités et de production de richesses  Les SIAE recrutent des personnes qui sinon continueraient de percevoir le minima social  Les SIAE, comme toute entreprise, paient des taxes, cotisent,  Et coté coûts, les SIAE perçoivent des financements publics pour leur mission d’insertion 5
  • 6. Un investissement rentable : l’exemple de l’Aquitaine Exemple de retour sur investissement public 201 SIAE en 2004 recrutant 12000 salariés Équivalents en première approximation à 12 000 chômeurs Au coût de 18 300 euros par chômeur (source DARES) Économie pour le 2 Exonération, territoire aquitain 2 cotisations 63,1 millions 1 salariales : d’euros 21 millions 7,2 M euros Cotisations é 2,9 millions d’euros de patronales & d’euros impôts subventions 11,9 M Euros et taxes TOTAL du GAIN FINANCIER : 47,9 millions d’euros 6
  • 7. L’IAE, un investissement pour le mieux vivre ensemble  Pour les salariés: renforcement de leur capacité à être considérés, à exister, à se projeter dans leur propre vie.  Pour acteurs locaux : création de dynamiques locales économiques, capital social et citoyenneté 7
  • 8. Conclusion Merci de votre attention 8