The Europe Direct network in France has 48 centres selected for a three-year period. This network is run by organisations with expertise in European information. They offer a wide range of services: adapted activities and information sessions, free documentation, loans of exhibitions, games and material on European themes, entry points for European funding or even finding partners in other Member States to set up a European project.
What does the network include?
A general information service on the European Union is available to all European citizens through a highly developed network of dissemination and contact points set up by the EU for the public.
The Europe Direct service includes:
- A website
- A telephone service: 00 800 6 7 8 9 10 11. Free phone number throughout Europe, from 9am to 6pm, in all official EU languages.
- Do you prefer to write? Fill in the form in any official EU language and receive a reply within three working days.
- European documentation centres (EDCs) are aimed at the academic world and the general public. They are located in universities and higher education and research institutions.
→ Map of Europe Direct Centres and European Documentation Centres
Map of the 48 Europe Direct in France
(source : Europe Direct Pyrenees Information Centre)