2023
In 2023, Grand Paris Grand Est invested €66 million in its “Clean Marne” action plan—an ambitious wastewater and sanitation improvement program launched in 2021.
20 years Loan duration
16 M€ Amount granted
66 M€ Project cost
Grand Paris Grand Est, a territorial public authority within the Greater Paris Metropolis, brings together 14 municipalities in the southern part of Seine-Saint-Denis and serves more than 400,000 residents.
To make the Marne River safe for swimming for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Grand Paris Grand Est is rolling out a large-scale sanitation program to bring its networks into regulatory compliance.
To support this project, Sfil and Banque des Territoires provided a €16 million green loan over 20 years.
This long-term financing enables Grand Paris Grand Est to implement its program, which aims to bring the wastewater networks of the three main cities concerned into compliance—Gagny, Neuilly-Plaisance, and Coubron (in Seine-Saint-Denis)—by stopping discharges of untreated wastewater into the Marne, in order to protect the environment.
The “Clean Marne” plan is structured around two actions :
402802 residents served by the financed public service
12 km of networks added