IPI France was created in 2005. Its main office is in Paris.
A multidisciplinary approach
Operating in between research, economy, pedagogy, engineering and evaluation, our multidisciplinary approach finds its interest in a process allowing active listening and interaction with our partners. They are considered as fully fledged actors in all projects.
Our objective is to share our knowledge in total confidence and responsible ethics.
Guided by a prospective vision with requirements of results and a true will for transmission, we provide our public and private partners with concrete solutions.
Main Activities
- Information society and sustainable development
- Develop the use of ICT for lifelong learning sharing knowledge and skills.
- Appropriate distance learning portals.
- Promote resource base of libraries, archives and museums through digital projects in order to preserve them and have them used by a large number of actors and users wherever they might be in the territory.
- Implement sustainable development policies through the mastering and deployment of a renewable proximity energy bouquet, a concerted energetic efficiency approach and the support for new economic activities linked to NET (new technologies of energy).
- Movable and immovable cultural heritage
- Help towns and territories obtain a strategy to preserve and improve heritage to get the national label “Ville et pays d’art et d’histoire”, the European label ”European Heritage” or the Unesco label ”World Heritage”.
- Etch heritage in a territorial development scheme mixing cultural tourism, the protection of landscapes and the development of the know-how: cultural routes …
- Adapt the new technologies to preserve heritage: from curative maintenance to predictive maintenance.
- Encourage heritage gateway through interpretation centres and shared culture areas.
- Make heritage a determining factor for the inclusion of young people and disabled people: the work site seen as a school of solidarity and a way to competence.
- Craft skills : creation and restoration
- Rally towns and territories into defining a policy for boosting craft trades and obtain the label “Ville et Métiers d’art”, “Arts and Crafts City”.
- Ensure the preservation of knowledge and skills, its transmission to young people and the renewal of creation: museums, eco-museums, nurseries for young creative artists and designers.
- Develop media plans within a communication policy on national and European levels: shows, exhibitions, festivals, biannual events…
