Mairie du 20e Arrondissement

What Mairie du 20e Arrondissement does

The Mairie du 20e Arrondissement is the municipal government office for the 20th arrondissement of Paris, operating as a first-level administrative subdivision of the Ville de Paris under Mayor Éric Pliez and the Conseil d'arrondissement. It delivers statutory public services to approximately 200,000 residents through its headquarters at 6 place Gambetta, a network of six PMI centers, over 20 municipal and associative crèches, multiple libraries and médiathèques, senior clubs, sports facilities, and outreach programs. Core functions span civil state procedures (ID documents, marriages, births), social aid, environmental services, cultural programming, and participatory democracy via Conseils de Quartier and the Budget Participatif.

Its technology stack is conventional municipal infrastructure: the mairie20.paris.fr website, integration with teleservices.paris.fr for online administrative procedures, moncompte.paris.fr accounts, the open data platform opendata.paris.fr, the Parisatis resident survey system, and an online newsletter subscription service. Products and programs include the seasonal La Baignade estivale (summer swimming), Trilib' waste sorting stations and lombricomposteur distribution, the Refurbished Appliance Store Envie le Labo (560m² social integration eco-store), the DAL Culture grant program (€200,000 annually across three Commission Culture sessions), the Ciné Seniors free monthly cinema program for residents aged 60+, the REFLEX vulnerable persons registry, and the Cours Oasis climate-adaptation schoolyard program.

Revenue derives entirely from municipal tax revenue and central government transfers administered by the Ville de Paris, with no commercial sales. End-user pricing is heavily subsidized: cultural activities, senior cinema, waste collection, and composting workshops are free; crèche fees use a quotient familial sliding-scale based on household income. The 51-employee office functions as a statutory monopoly provider within its arrondissement, with strategic direction shaped by Ville de Paris policy priorities including climate adaptation, social cohesion, and circular economy.

Name

Mairie du 20e Arrondissement

Legal name

Mairie du 20e Arrondissement de Paris

Website

https://mairie20.paris.fr

Company type

Public

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

51–100 employees

Short description

The Mairie du 20e Arrondissement is the municipal government office for the 20th arrondissement of Paris, delivering administrative, social, cultural, environmental, and childcare services to approximately 200,000 residents under the authority of the Ville de Paris.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Municipal Government Services

NAICS

Executive, Legislative, and Other General Government Support (921), Executive and Legislative Offices, Combined (92114), Administration of Housing Programs, Urban Planning, and Community Development (925)

SIC

Services-Child Day Care Services (8351), Sanitary Services (4950)

akta.pro primary industry

Mayor/City Manager & General Administration (BPAIACAA)

akta.pro secondary industry

Housing & Neighborhood Services (Local Housing Programs) (BPAIACAJ)

Keywords

• Municipal government services
• Civil state administration
• Local public services
• Community civic engagement
• Urban social services

Headquarters

HQ city

Paris

HQ country

France

HQ region

Europe

Offices5 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Others, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Municipal Tax Revenue: The municipality is funded primarily through municipal tax revenue and central government transfers administered by the Ville de Paris. The 20th arrondissement receives an annual budget allocation, including a dedicated 200,000€ annually for culture (derived from a formula of '1€ per Paris inhabitant' dedicated to culture in the municipal budget).
2. Service Fees: Revenue from municipal services including childcare (crèche) fees calculated on a quotient familial (family income-based) sliding scale, and fees for civil documents and administrative services.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels9 records

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

The Mairie du 20e Arrondissement is the local municipal government office for Paris's 20th arrondissement, delivering statutory public services including civil state registration (ID cards, passports, births, marriages), social aid, childcare enrollment (crèches), cultural programming and grants (DAL Culture), senior services (Ciné Seniors, Clubs seniors), environmental and waste management programs (Trilib', Trimobile, composting), seasonal recreational activities (La Baignade Estivale), and participatory democracy mechanisms (Conseils de Quartier, Budget Participatif). Services are delivered both in-person at 6 place Gambetta and online via the mairie20.paris.fr and teleservices.paris.fr portals.

Product overview

The Mairie du 20e Arrondissement operates a comprehensive digital platform providing municipal services to approximately 200,000 residents in one of Paris's most diverse arrondissements. The offering consists of an online citizen services portal enabling administrative procedures (civil status, ID documents, childcare registration, social housing), combined with physical community services including seasonal activities (summer swimming program La Baignade Estivale, mobile library services), cultural funding (DAL Culture grants at 200,000€ annually), senior programming (Ciné Seniors), and environmental initiatives (Envie le Labo eco-center, Trilib' waste sorting stations, composting programs, heat wave response services). The platform serves as the primary interface between the municipal government and residents, offering both digital access to administrative procedures and information about community programs, events, and civic engagement opportunities.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• La Baignade Estivale (Summer Outdoor Swimming Program) Seasonal free outdoor swimming and sports activities offered to all residents at Centre sportif Louis Lumière (30 rue Louis Lumière), providing free aquatic and land-based programs for all ages and skill levels during the summer months.
• Bibliothèques hors les murs (Mobile Library Services) Outdoor library services during summer months that bring books, reading activities, and media lending to parks and gardens across the 20th arrondissement.
• DAL Culture (Dotation d'Animation Locale Culture) Annual cultural funding program distributing €200,000 to support local artistic projects, amateur artistic practices, cultural events, and heritage initiatives in the 20th arrondissement through three annual commission sessions.
• Ciné Seniors Monthly free cinema screenings for residents aged 60 and above, offered in partnership with CGR Paris Lilas cinema at Place du Maquis du Vercors, featuring 100 free ticket places distributed as contremarques at the town hall.
• Cours Oasis School courtyard transformation program creating cooler, greener outdoor spaces adapted to climate change, with the first Oasis courtyard opening at the 117 rue de Ménilmontant daycare and planned extensions to additional schools (École maternelle Amandiers, École élémentaire Pyrénées).
• Heat Wave Response Services Emergency cooling center services during heat waves, including air-conditioned spaces at the town hall, EHPADs (Alquier-Debrousse, Korian les Terrasses, Sara Weill Raynal, COS Hospitalité Familiale), Club seniors Maurice Chevalier, and other public spaces with adjusted opening hours.
• REFLEX Vulnerable Persons Registry Registry allowing vulnerable residents to register for welfare checks during heat emergencies, with medical and social worker support available during extreme weather events.
• Daycare Allocation System (Cotation) Cotation-based daycare placement system with transparent scoring used to allocate childcare spots in municipal and associative crèches based on family situation, needs, and local residence priority.
• Trilib' Waste Sorting Stations 24/7 accessible waste sorting stations collecting glass, metal, plastic bottles, paper, cardboard, textiles, and food waste across 16 locations in the 20th arrondissement.
• Composting Programs Organic waste composting initiatives including collective building composting, neighborhood composting sites, and individual worm composter (lombricomposteur) distribution programs with mandatory training for recipients.
• Trimobile Collection Service Mobile collection service for small bulky items operating at designated locations in the 20th arrondissement on a regular schedule, complementing fixed Trilib' sorting stations.
• Consultations de Quartier (Neighborhood Council Participation) Neighborhood council meetings and structured citizen participation programs enabling residents to engage in local democracy, propose projects through the Budget Participatif, and participate in decision-making processes.
• Envie le Labo Eco-Store and Integration Hub 560m² eco-store and social integration enterprise at 10 rue Julien Lacroix offering refurbished electrical appliances, repair workshops, and proximity collection services for electronics recycling, creating 14 direct jobs (8 in social integration) and targeting 500 tonnes of e-waste annually.

Quantifiable outcome

• 200,000€ in annual cultural grants distributed across 3 Commission Culture sessions
• +3 more outcomes

Named customers4 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Partnerships

Ten partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Envie le LabocoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2021Envie le Labo is a 560m² eco-store and social integration enterprise at 10 rue Julien Lacroix, opened in 2021 as the first Parisian location of the national Envie network. Born from the Budget Participatif (participatory budget) initiative, it offers refurbished appliances, repair services, and environmental education workshops. Supported by the Ville de Paris and the municipality, it aims to create 14 jobs (8 in social integration) and divert 500 tonnes of e-waste annually.
• Commission Culture jury members and DAL Culture recipientsminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe municipality distributes 200,000€ annually in cultural grants (DAL Culture) to local associations and artists through three annual commission sessions. Recipients include neighborhood cultural groups, amateur arts programs, heritage initiatives, and community festivals. Juliette Metzner chairs the jury, with members including Amély Hébel, Claire Goffaux Espejo, Brian Blactot, Annie Gafforelli, and Noah Fléchelles.
• EHPADs (Elderly care homes) — Alquier-Debrousse, Korian les Terrasses, Sara Weill Raynal, COS Hospitalité FamilialeminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerSeveral EHPADs (nursing homes) in the arrondissement partner with the municipality to open their air-conditioned rooms to the general public during heat wave periods, as part of the municipality's cooling zone strategy.
• CGR Paris LilasminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorThe cinema CGR Paris Lilas at Place du Maquis du Vercors partners with the municipality to offer free monthly cinema screenings (Ciné Seniors) for 100 residents aged 60+. The municipality distributes contremarques (tickets) at the town hall and the cinema provides the screening venue and projection.
• PMI partner associations — Croix-Rouge, Fondation Œuvre Croix-Saint-Simon, Enfant et Santé, GOSB (Groupe des Œuvres Sociales de Belleville), AP-HPcoreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerThe PMI (Protection Maternelle et Infantile) service operates 6 centers in the arrondissement, 4 managed directly by the Ville de Paris and 2 managed by partner associations (Croix-Rouge, GOSB). These provide free medical-social prevention services for pregnant women and children up to 6 years old. The PMI also works with AP-HP maternities for postnatal home visits.
• Associative childcare (crèches) network — Enfant Présent, Mini-Coccinelle, Crèches Framboise, Gan Yossef, Libellule et Papillon, and 15+ otherscoreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerOver 20 associative childcare facilities are conventionnées (formally partnered) with the Ville de Paris, offering childcare places under the same rules as municipal crèches. Managed by various associations including SOS Groupe, La FOCSS, Gosb.fr, and others. They follow the same quotient familial pricing system and are subject to PMI oversight.
• Ressourceries and recycleries network — Le Garage Numérique, La Tablerie Belleville, Ding Fring, La Ressourcerie de Belleville, Extramuros, Cyclofficine Paris, Emmaüs Coup de Main, Emmaüs Alternatives, Envie le LabominorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorA network of ressourceries (general reuse centers) and recycleries (specialized reuse) across the arrondissement, supported and promoted by the municipality as part of its waste reduction and circular economy strategy. These provide affordable goods and employment through social integration.
• Oasis schoolyard initiative — École maternelle Amandiers, École élémentaire PyrénéesminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe municipality partners with schools to transform school playgrounds into 'Oasis' courts — cooler, greener, and more accessible spaces. First opened at the 117 rue de Ménilmontant nursery, with plans to extend. Extended to include two schools with after-hours public access on Saturdays.
• Belleville en Vrai organizing committee — associations, residents, and local partners of Grand BellevilleminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe annual Belleville en Vrai festival is organized by a broad coalition of residents, associations, and local partners from the Rébeval, Ramponneau, Orillon, and Piat neighborhoods, supported by the municipality. The festival combines sports (pentathlon tournament with 500+ youth), citizenship, and community celebration.
• Festival Et 20 l'été organizing committee and 14 participating theater companiesminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe 17th edition of Festival Et 20 l'été brings together 14 theater, circus, dance, and street performance companies for over 25 free performances in public spaces across the arrondissement, organized by the festival committee with municipal support.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• Mairie du 3e arrondissement de Paris: Compact central arrondissement (Le Marais) operating the same municipal-services portfolio at smaller scale but with similar cultural-funding mechanisms and participatory structures; useful peer for service-mix benchmarking.
• Mairie du 10e arrondissement de Paris: Central-north arrondissement with similar urban-density profile and an analogous service mix (civil state, childcare, culture, social services), operating under the same Ville de Paris regulatory and budgetary regime.
• Mairie du 12e arrondissement de Paris: Large eastern arrondissement with a mix of family housing and green space; comparable in scope of crèches, cultural programming, environmental initiatives, and resident engagement mechanisms.
• Mairie du 19e arrondissement de Paris: Adjacent Parisian arrondissement with a similar demographic mix (popular, densely populated, diverse). Operates the same statutory municipal mandate — civil state, crèches, PMI, cultural grants, participatory democracy — under the same Ville de Paris governance framework, making it the closest functional peer.
• Mairie du 18e arrondissement de Paris: Another large, popular arrondissement (Montmartre/Goutte d'Or) with comparable socio-economic profile and similar municipal-service portfolio — crèches, cultural funding, participatory budget, social-inclusion programs — delivered under identical Ville de Paris statutes.
• Mairie du 13e arrondissement de Paris: Large southeastern arrondissement with similar population density, diverse demographics, and parallel service offerings in childcare, cultural programming, and participatory democracy — a directly comparable municipal peer.
• Mairie du 11e arrondissement de Paris: Densely populated, demographically diverse arrondissement with comparable service breadth (childcare, cultural animation, environmental programs). Shares the same regulatory framework, headcount scale, and citizen-engagement model as the 20th.

Regional players

• London Borough of Hackney: Inner-London borough with comparable demographics (young, diverse, mixed-income, dense). Operates an analogous portfolio of local services — childcare, cultural programming, environmental initiatives, participatory governance — and serves as a useful international peer for citizen-engagement and climate-adaptation programs.
• Mairie de Montreuil: Adjacent inner-ring municipality east of Paris with comparable demographic profile (popular, diverse, working-class neighborhoods). Operates a broader municipal mandate as a full commune rather than an arrondissement, making it useful as a regional benchmark.

Broad incumbents

• Ville de Paris (Mairie de Paris): The parent municipal authority. Operates the same statutory services but at city-wide scale with centralized budgeting, policy-setting, and direct management of PMI centers, social housing allocation, and major cultural institutions. The broad incumbent against which the 20th arrondissement's local programming is differentiated.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles8 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

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