The Community of communes of the country of king Morvan

The Communauté of communes of the country of the king Morvan is a French inter-commune structure , located in the department of the Morbihan and the area Brittany.

History

The community of communes of the Country of the King Morvan (CCPRM) was created on January 1st 1999. It was named thus in the honor of the one of the first kings of linked Brittany, king Morvan, who, IXe century, opposed the troops of Louis Débonnaire, wire and successor of Charlemagne.

It was preceded by the Intercommunity association by Cornwall Morbihannaise and the Country Pourlet (created in 1978), the CIDECOB and the GALCOB.

Composition

It gathers the 21 communes of the 3 cantons of Gourin, Guémené-on-Scorff and of the Faouët, in the Département of Morbihan:

It counts 25.712 inhabitants in 1999 on a surface of 763 km ².

Roles

The Communauté of Communes of the Country of the King Morvan has the aim of associating common the members within a space of solidarity for the development of a joint project of development and fitting-out. The Communauté of Communes of the Country of the King Morvan deals with:

economic Fitting-out
Development actions (economic and tourist animation)
Housing and tallies of life
Environnement
Professional insertion
Actions in favor of the children and the young people
School transport
Organization of the Community of Communes

The CCPRM forms also part of the Western Center Brittany (COB).

See too

Intercommunalités of Morbihan

External bonds

Official site of the Community of Communes of the Country of the King Morvan

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