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Key figures for Ain COMMERCE INTERNATIONAL POPULATION EMPLOI SERVICES TRANSPORTS FORMATION RECHERCHE TOURISME ENTREPRISES INDUSTRIE CONSTRUCTION 2017 2018 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY OF AIN 1 rue Joseph Bernier - CS 60048 01002 BOURG-EN-BRESSE CEDEX T. +33 (0)4 74 32 13 00 cci@ain.cci.fr

WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW A border department within the 2nd French economic Region Surrounded by two metropolises: Lyon and Geneva At the crossroad of an efficient communication network - A motorway network covering more than 350 kilometers - 8 train stations for TGV (high speed trains) - 2 international airports - Very high-speed broadband development 6 lands: Bresse, Dombes, Pays de Gex, Bugey, Plaine de l Ain, Revermont offering a range of 34 different types of landscapes, fostering touristic diversity, the department s economy and its biodiversity. Annual demographic growth of 1.2% from 2009 to 2014, ranking 7th on a national scale with one of the most dynamic growth within France and Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. According to INSEE s predictions, Ain will have the 3rd most important annual demographic growth between 2013 and 2050 5 th lowest unemployment rate in France Ain exports for 9.2 billion euros > 2nd best trade balance in France > 3rd department in terms of exports within Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 66 companies over a hundred-year-old Leading department in terms of industrial jobs among the overall jobs 9 sectors of excellence > Plastics and composite materials - Leading department in plastic-made products manufacturing > Metal work, mechanics and industrial equipment - Leading department in France for molds and patterns production > Industrial and truck body manufacturing - Development of unique smart city lab in Europe dedicated to innovative transportation systems and road equipment > Thermal and refrigeration industry - Leading department in pumps, compressors and all aeraulics and refrigeration equipment manufacturing > Agri-food industry - 1 st center in the region for ready-prepared dish processing > Wood technologies, furniture manufacturing - 4 th national stakeholder in furniture making > Electric-electronic components manufacturing and automation > Digital technology > Supply chain and freight road transportation. 377 business areas among which is the Parc industriel de la Plaine de l Ain (certifications : EMAS, ISO 14001, ISO 26 000, label LUCIE) 15 areas with a PDO for wine, poultry and dairy products 1 spa resort 1 fitness and wellness center 6 ski resorts 2

In a privileged environment, Ain is the department of economic success. Strategically located between Lyon and Genève in the heart of European communication networks, Ain enjoys an attractive and dynamic economy. Companies will find favorable environment for their development: research centers and businesses clusters, constant support for innovation, designated business areas, such as PIPA, the first European business park certified ISO 14001, the first high-speed Internet network in France, a skilled workforce driven by an active labour market and the growth of the population. GEOGRAPHICAL TERRITORY Surface area Ain : 5,762 km 2 or 8,3% of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes total surface area. Source: Insee/IGN Population Population (inhabitants) Ain Ain / Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (%) 2016 640,400 8.1 2009 588,853 7.8 Source: Insee, population assessment, 1/01/2016, provisional results Source: Insee, population assessment, 1/01/2009 Average annual rate of variation of the population Ain (%) Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (%) From 2009-2016 + 1.2 + 0.8 Variations due to natural balance (among the global variations) + 0.4 + 0.4 Variations based on In and Out flows (among the global variations) + 0.8 + 0.4 Source : Insee, population assessment, 2016, provisional data Population of the main urban areas Bourg-en-Bresse 125,863 Belley 16,214 Oyonnax 41,401 Bellegarde-sur-Valserine 12,582 Source: Insee, 2014 population census, last available data (new surface of urban areas) Urban area : a set of municipalities with no enclaves within which at least 40% of its population residing and working within the urban area Population density Number of inhabitants per km 2 Ain Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 109 112 Source: Insee, 2014 population census, last available data Distribution of the population by age-group In % Ain Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 0-24 30.8 30.4 25-39 18.5 18.3 40-59 27.9 26.5 60 and over 22.7 24.8 Source: Insee, population assessment, 1/01/2016, provisional data 3

Number of municipalities and intercommunal cooperation institutions with their own tax system In numbers Ain Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Municipalities 408 4,095 Metropolis 0 2 Urban communities 0 2 Agglomeration communities 1 25 Municipalities communities 14 138 Source: General Directorate for Local Authorities, 1/01/2017 EMPLOYMENT Overall employment Overall employment Self-employment Ain/Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (absolute value) (%) (%) Total 217,639 11.1 6.6 Source: Insee, employment assessment, 31/12/2015, provisional data Employment rate In % Ain Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Metropolitan France Men 73.0 69.1 66.9 Women 65.2 62.5 60.6 Total 69.1 65.8 63.7 Source: Insee, 2014 population census, last available data Employment rate: percentage of employment among the 15-64 years old age group Unemployment rate In % Ain Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Metropolitan France Unemployment rate 6.8 8.1 9.2 Source: Insee, 2nd quarter 2016, provisional data Localised quarterly unemployment rate after seasonal variations modifications Job seekers Ain Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Metropolitan France Number of category A job seekers 26,080 389,170 3,483,200 Source: Pôle emploi, DARES, data as of 30/06/2017 Registered unemployed job seekers actively seeking employment after seasonal variations modifications Job description Number of paid jobs (%) Ain Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Managers and high qualification positions 12.4 16.3 Intermediate occupations 21.7 22.3 Employees 30.6 32.4 Blue collar workers 34.2 28.0 Others 1.1 1.0 Source: Insee CLAP 31/12/2015, last available data Salaried employment only 4

INCOMES - TAXES Average annual net earnings by socio-professional category Managers and superior intellectual professions 45,802 45,464 Intermediate positions Employees Blue collar workers Others 27,571 27,725 21,456 21,615 19,880 20,260 11,070 11,451 0 10 000 20 000 30 000 40 000 50 000 60 000 70 000 80 000 90 000 Ain Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Source: Insee DADS 31/12/2015, last available data By FTE (full-time equivalent) Taxes Ain Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Number of fiscal households 337,175 4,403,049 Average income per household 29,545 27,075 Percentage of households liable for tax 46.0% 44.9% Source: General Directorate of taxes, 2016 taxes (earnings 2015) TRANSPORTS - COMMUNICATIONS At the crossroads of Europe s main communication infrastructures and with a motorway network covering more than 350 kilometers the department of Ain is at the heart of European exchanges, from North to South and from East to West. Thanks to the high speed train, TGV, Bourg-en-Bresse is only 1h50 from Paris and 1h20 from Geneva. The Department also enjoys the immediate vicinity of Lyon and Geneva international airports and two local platforms of business aviation in Bourg-en-Bresse and Oyonnax. Fiber optic internet is being implemented in Ain, and is thus the first French department developing this technology. 5

ECONOMIC FABRIC The variety and density of the economy, entrepreneurship, the growth in the number of establishments, the strong international business activity in Ain (3 rd exporter of Auvergne Rhône-Alpes), and also innovation, are key drivers of this economic dynamism. With industrial and technological business parks such as Plastics Valley, Bassin of Bourg-en-Bresse, Parc Industriel Plaine de l Ain (ISO 14001), Bassin Belley and Gex, Val de Saone... businesses are well spread all across the territory, thus promoting harmonious economic development. Historically implemented in the department, industries have been able take advantage of the technological development to grow. Their high technicality, performance and innovations are world-recognized, they are thus often leading their sector of activity. Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes GDP GDP Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes/ Metropolitan France Position in France Per capita GDP 244,049 M 11.6 % 2 e 31,104 GDP: Gross Domestic Product Source: Insee, regional accounts, 2014, quasi-definitive data Value Added M Agriculture Industry Construction Trade Services Total Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 2,357 40,129 14,763 21,943 139,313 218,505 France métropolitaine 32,214 261,395 108,635 191,410 1,286,020 1,879,675 Source: Insee, regional accounts, 2014, quasi-definitive data Value added: production value minus intermediate consumption Number of businesses per sector of activity in Ain Industry Construction Trade Services Total 3,831 5,645 7,936 21,722 39,134 Source: Insee, Directory of Businesses and Establishments, trading activities except agricultural sector, 31/12/2015, quasi-definitive data The nomenclature of business activities includes the following trade codes: APE 10.13B, 10.71B, 10.71C and 10.71D (delicatessen, bakery and confectionary trades) These codes represent 450 businesses. Excluding state bodies, local authorities, associations, foundations and professional associations Number of businesses according to number of employees 0 employee 1 to 9 10 to 49 50 and over Total 26,047 10,510 2,124 453 39,134 Source: Insee, Directory of Businesses and Establishments, commercial activities excluding the agricultural sector, 31/12/2015, semi-definitive data Including self-employed persons Total jobs by sector of activity Agriculture Industry Construction Trade Services Ain (%) 2.4 22.0 6.9 40.3 28.3 Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (%) 2.1 15,2 6.6 45.7 30.4 Source: Insee, employment estimation, 31/12/2015, provisional results 6

Overall business creation Industry Construction Trade Services Total Ain 233 549 719 2,682 4,183 Part Ain / Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (%) 7.2 7.2 6.6 6.2 6.4 Source: Insee 2016, commercial activities excluding the agricultural sector Including codes: APE 10.13B, 10.71B, 10.71C and 10.71D (delicatessen, bakery and confectionary trades) Including self-employed business creations Overall business creations Self-employed businesses (among the overall business creations) Ain 4,183 1,638 Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 64,945 24,904 Source: Insee, 2016 Commercial activities excluding agricultural sector Evolution of the number of businesses registered by the Chambers of Commerce and Industry Industry Construction Trade Services Total Number of registrations 265 392 908 1,577 3,210 Part Ain / Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (%) 8.4 8.5 6.9 6.1 6,8 Number of deregistrations 231 300 766 1,162 2,516 Part Ain / Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (%) 8.7 7.5 7.4 6.9 7.4 Source: CCI economic data 2016 Including micro-entrepreneurs. Including codes: APE 10.13B, 10.71B, 10.71C and 10.71D (delicatessen, bakery and confectionary trades) Including the agricultural sector and extraterritorial activities Changes in craft industries Registrations Ain/Auvergne- Deregistrations Ain/Auvergne- (absolute value) Rhône-Alpes (%) (absolute value) Rhône-Alpes (%) Total Ain 1,812 8.1 1,237 7.6 Source: Rhône-Alpes Chamber of Trades and Crafts, RM of CMA Rhône-Alpes - 2016 Activity areas Ain Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Number of activity areas 207 1,944 Source: TELEATLAS Multinet, March 2016 Foreign investment 117 foreign-owned companies employing over 20 employees are implemented in Ain. Source: CCI Rhône-Alpes, October 2017 The businesses considered as being detained by foreign capital are those: - where at least 33% of the capital is detained by a foreign company, - where at least 33% of the capital is detained by the French subsidiary of a foreign company. 7

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INDUSTRY Number of businesses by number of employees 0 employee 1 to 9 10 to 49 50 and over Total 1 827 1 231 578 195 3 831 Source: Insee, Directory of Businesses and Establishments, trading activities excluding the Building - Civil engineering sector, 31/12/2015, quasi-definitive data Including non-declared employees Number of businesses with over 200 employees: 26 Number of private businesses and number of employees per sector of activity Number of Number of Employees in Ain/ businesses employees Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (%) A - Extractive industries 27 204 8.6 B - Food, beverage and tobacco manufacturing 426 3,938 6.9 C - Textiles, clothing, leather and footwear industries 42 1,309 6.1 D - TD Woodworking, paper and printing industries 149 2,248 10.0 E - Coking and refining industry 0 0 0 F - Chemical industry 35 1,394 6.5 G - Pharmaceutical industry 6 643 3.9 H - Manufacture of rubber, plastic and other non-metallic mineral products 313 8,771 16.5 I - Metallurgy, manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment 374 5,839 7.6 J - Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products 26 1,160 5.0 K - Manufacture of electrical equipment 49 2,074 8.9 L - Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. 84 3,952 10.6 M - Manufacture of transport equipment 47 3,754 15.0 N - Other manufacturing industries; repair and installation of machinery and equipment 308 3,865 8.8 O - Production and distribution of electricity, gas and water; waste management 126 4,073 9.3 Total Ain industry 2,012 43,224 9.2 Total Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes industry 21,930 469,535 Source: Acoss - Urssaf, 31/12/2016, latest available data Only competitive establishments with employees (gross data) These figures do not include temporary jobs in the industry sector or the number of employees in service sector jobs which were formerly classified within the industry sector. 10

Main industrial branches The economic fabric relies on important ordering institutions and on a strong network of subcontractors. Ain is famous for its industrial specificities, such as plastics processing (gathering the highest number of European companies in this sector), food processing, metal work, truck body manufacturing, thermal and refrigeration industry, wood technologies, furniture manufacturing (including contemporary furniture) equipment-electric-electronic components manufacturing, composites and technical textiles manufacturing, medical and pharmaceutical industries... Companies of these sectors are assisted in their activities by numerous technological clusters and specialized training centers. Employee by sector of activity A 0.5 0.5 B 9.1 12.2 C D 3.0 4.6 5.2 4.8 E 0.0 0.2 F 3.2 4.5 G 1.5 3.6 H 11.3 20.3 I 13.5 16.4 J K 2.7 5.0 4.8 5.0 L 7.9 9.1 M 5.3 8.7 N 8.9 9.4 O 9.4 9.3 0 5 10 15 20 25 Wage-earning jobs industry Ain (%) Wage-earning jobs industry Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (%) 11

BUILDING - CIVIL ENGINEERING Number of businesses by number of employees 0 employee 1 to 9 10 to 49 50 and over Total 3,624 1,728 276 17 5,645 Source: Insee, Directory of Businesses and Establishments, trading activities Excluding the agricultural sector, 31/12/2015, quasi-definitive data Including self-employed people Number of businesses with over 200 employees : 2 Number of private businesses and number of employees Number Number Employees in Ain/ of businesses of employees Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (%) Total construction Ain 2,223 12,366 7.1 Total construction Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 27,735 175,210 Source: Acoss - Urssaf, 31/12/2016, latest available data (NAF 2008) Only competitive establishments with employees (gross data) Characteristics of the construction sector The construction and civil engineering sector plays a crucial role in the economic and demographic growth of the department by employing 12,366 people (8.4% of private sector salaried jobs in the department). This sector is focused on ecological issues with innovations related to the autonomous and sustainable home, new building materials and integrates more and more solutions for the reduction of energy consumption or the safety of buildings. Construction of business premises Surface area of premises Ain/Auvergnebeing built (thousands m 2 ) Rhône-Alpes (%) Hotel accomodation 4.3 5.9 Offices 18.1 5.0 Shops 19.6 7.0 Craft 5.3 3.7 Industry 23.8 6.4 Agriculture 40.2 6.4 Wharehouse 95.7 21.3 Public sector 54.9 10.2 Total 261.8 9.2 Source: Sit@del2 - MEEDDM/CGDD/SOeS 2016 (due date) Construction of housings Number of dwellings Ain/Auvergnebeing built Rhône-Alpes (%) Individual dwellings 1,100 8.1 Collective dwellings 460 9.7 Social dwellings 1,730 5.6 Total 3,290 6.7 Source: Sit@del2 - MEEDDM/CGDD/SOeS 2016 12

TRADE Number of businesses by number of employees 0 employee 1 to 9 10 to 49 50 and over Total 4,731 2,676 462 67 7,936 Number of businesses with over 200 employees : 6 Source: Insee, Directory of Businesses and Establishments, trading activities except agricultural sector,31/12/2015, quasi-definitive data Including non-declared employees Number of private businesses and number of employees by sector of activity Number Number Employees in of businesses of employees Ain/Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (%) Car trade and repair 611 3,254 6.7 Wholesalers and intermediaries 784 7,832 6.9 Commerce de détail 1,936 13,582 6.8 Total commerce Ain 3,331 24,668 6.8 Total commerce Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 51,012 363,152 Source: Acoss - Urssaf, 31/12/2016, latest available data Only competitive establishments with employees (gross data) Main commercial activities The 3,600 retailers and the hundred markets of Ain benefit from 80% of the households' expenditures (3.9 billions euros). Such a well spread retail network is a key element in the spatial planning of the department. Source : CCI de l'ain Trading facilities with over 300 sq.m. Number of businesses: 579 including food retailers: 145 including non-food retailers: 434 Source: Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes CCI 2016, excluding auto centers and commercial malls Household spending Ain Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Total expenditures 5.6 M 69,949 M Average expenditures by household 21,806 20,634 Source: France CCI - IDC, households' expenditures in 2015, (nomenclature IDC 2017) 13

SERVICES Number of businesses by number of employees 0 employee 1 to 9 10 to 49 50 and over Total 15,865 4,875 808 174 21,722 Source: Insee, Directory of Businesses and Establishments, trading activities Excluding the agricultural sector, 31/12/2015, semi-definitive data Including non-declared employees Number of businesses with over 200 employees: 14 Number of private businesses and number of employees by sector of activity Number of Number of Employees in Ain/ businesses employees Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (%) A - Transport and warehousing 546 11,200 7.0 B - Accommodation and catering 1,316 5,983 4.7 C - Information and communication technologies 171 1,016 1.5 D - Financial and insurance activities 768 2,966 4.2 E - Property 294 1,958 6.7 F - Services to businesses 1,079 6,379 4.2 G - Administrative Services 840 14,598 6.4 H - Administration 18 1,121 5.1 I - Education, health and social services 1,156 16,592 6.3 J - Art, entertainment and leisure activities 655 2,289 6.9 K - Other activities and services 980 3,717 6.4 Total services Ain 7,823 67,819 5.6 Total services Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 130,199 1,209,857 C: Publishing, cinema, media, ITC F: Law activities, accounting, architecture, advertising, consulting, engineering research and development G: Rental activities, temporary agencies and recruitment services, travel agencies, security, cleaning and call centers K: NGOs, house services Source: Acoss - Urssaf, 31/12/2016, latest available data Only competitive establishments with employees (gross data) 14

Main activities in the tertiary sector Services represent nearly half of the institutions and employ more than 45.8% of private sector employees. Along with this constantly growing sector of activity, logistics and transportations are getting well implemented and developed too. Ain has a major health center with adjacent traditional activities in this sector, with specialized units for rehabilitation and hydrotherapy. Employee by sector of activity A 13.1 16.5 B 8.8 10.4 C 1.5 5.8 D 4.4 5.9 E 2.9 2.4 F 9.4 12.5 G 18.9 21.5 H 1,7 1.8 I 21.7 24.5 J 3.4 2.7 K 5.5 4.8 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Wage-earning jobs industry Ain (%) Wage-earning jobs industry Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (%) 15

INTERNATIONAL Trade Ain Evolution 2016 / 2015 (%) Ain / Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (%) Exports 9,241 M + 0.9 16.2 Imports 6,460 M - 1.2 11.6 Source: Directorate-General of Customs and Indirect Taxes (DGDDI) 2016 Main products exported Ain Share of total Ain/Auvergneexports (%) Rhône-Alpes (%) Mechanical, electrical, electronic and computer equipment 4,673 M 50.6 26.5 Transport equipment 816 M 8.8 16.1 Miscellaneous manufactures products 789 M 8.5 28.0 Chemical products, perfume and cosmetics 722 M 7.8 8.2 Rubber and plastic products, miscellaneous mineral products 553 M 6.0 14.4 Source: Directorate-General of Customs and Indirect Taxes (DGDDI) 2016 Leading customer / supplier countries Leading customer countries Ain Part/total exports (%) Ain/Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (%) Germany 1,897 M 20.5 22.1 Italy 971 M 10.5 17.1 England 824 M 8.9 20.9 Spain 649 M 7.0 13.0 Netherlands 608 M 6.6 27.5 Premiers pays fournisseurs Ain Share of total imports (%) Ain/Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (%) Italy 1,229 M 19.0 17.3 Germany 656 M 10.2 6.9 China 593 M 9.2 10.5 Swiss 452 M 7.0 16.2 Malaysia 412 M 6.4 76.2 Source: Directorate-General of Customs and Indirect Taxes (DGDDI) 2016 Department businesses abroad 61 businesses from Ain s area have gained a foothold abroad through implementation of 215 subsidiary companies, representative offices, joint ventures, commercial agencies and shops. Source: Database of CCI Rhône-Alpes region, October 2017 16

TOURISM Tourist capacity Nomber of beds Ain Ain / Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (%) Registered hotels 9,574 5.4 Registered campsites 16,266 6.0 Touristic residences 4,513 2.6 Holiday villages and family homes 720 1.2 Youth hostels and international accommodation centers 74 1.0 Source : Insee, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Observatory Tourism - 2017 Number of secondary homes: 14 692 Source: Insee, 2014 population census Hotels Graded hotels 1 star 2 stars 3 stars 4 stars 5 stars Number of hotels 7 49 40 8 2 Sources: Insee, 2017 Number of nights sold Nights of accomodation Ain Summer season 2016 1,876,000 Winter season 2016/2017 661,000 Source : :Aintourisme, last available data Premiers sites touristiques visités Name Number of visitors Ars Basilic (Ars-sur-Formans) 450,000 Perouges Medieval city (Pérouges) 362,000 Dombes and its ornithological park (Villars-les-Dombes) 285,720 CERN, European Organization for Nuclear Research (St Genis-Pouilly) 160,000 Royal monastery of Brou (Bourg-en-Bresse) 98,951 Sources: Departmental tourism, Juny 2017 Assets for tourism Plains, highlands, and mountains make up the geographic and landscape diversity with areas such as: Bresse, Dombes, Bugey, Pays de Gex, Revermont, Plain of Ain. 2014 French Favorite Monument:Royal Monastery of Brou,, medieval city of Perouges, Fort l Ecluse, Episcopal palace of Belley, traditional cities (Ars, Châtillonsur-Chalaronne, Trévoux ) ; Gastronomy inherited from Brillat Savarin ranging from local inns to internationally renowned chefs; Natural sites: Dombes and its ornithological park, the swamp of Lavours, the Bressan grove, the gorges of Ain, Revermont, Bugey, the mountain chain of Jura (cross-country and alpine skiing) ; Music festivals (Ambronay); A unique site in Europe for dinosaurus tracks; Spa resorts and casinos (Divonne-les-Bains, Hauteville-Lompnès). 17

TRAINING AND RESEARCH In-service training and apprenticeship Ain Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Number of training organizations 654 13,204 Turnover 43.7 M 1,475.5 M Source: Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Region, 2015, last available data (declarative data) Ain Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Apprenticeship contracts 2,793 33,032 Source: Auvergne Rhône-Alpes Region, registered and signed contracts, 2016 Ain Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Number of training centers having their main site in the region 3 83 Number of centers training apprentices in the Ain area 27 499 Number of apprentices trained in one of the regional sites 3,384 48,890 Source: Auvergne Rhône-Alpes Region, Directorate of Apprenticeship, survey on the number of apprentices trained in a regional center (31/12/2016) Higher education Many High schools and Universities: School of plastics processing, Universities (Lyon 1 Lyon 2 - Lyon 3) Preparatory schools, Business and Management school (EGC de l'ain), Engineering school (ECAM) Research and innovation Patents submitted in 2016: 139 or 4.9% of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. The CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research) employs 25,000 and welcomes 11,000 researchers of 100 different nationalities (being half of the world particle physicists). Competitiveness pole : Plastipolis for the plastic industry, Xylofutur for the wood industry, Viaméca et CARA, European Cluster for Mobility dedicated to mechanics and specific vehicles solutions. Technology centers to support companies: - IPC Industrial and technical center for plastics processes - Alimentec, food-agriculture business cluster. - Enerbois, wood energy business cluster. Sources: INPI 2016, CCI of Ain 18

CRAFT Number of craft businesses Food Production Construction Services Unspecified activity Total 1,672 2,375 5,574 4,001 5 13,627 Source: Chamber of Trades and Crafts of Rhône-Alpes, RM of CMA Rhône-Alpes, 31/0/22016 Number of employees by sector of activity Ain Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Food 3,751 45,363 Production 7,057 63,902 Contruction 8,161 99,358 Services 5,934 80,949 Undefined activities 0 157 Total 24,903 289,729 Source: URSSAF Rhône-Alpes, Rhône-Alpes Chamber of Trades and Crafts, RM of CMA Rhône-Alpes, 31/12/2016 AGRICULTURE Farms and population Ain (Number) Ain / Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (%) Farms 4,094 6.5 Family working population 4,548 6.4 in AWU Annual Working Units corresponds to the work performed by one person who is occupied on an agricultural holding on a full-time basis Source: Agreste Rhône-Alpes, last available departmental data ( census in the agricultural sector), 2010 Agricultural land Ain Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Usable agricultural land (hectares) 271,545 3,118,487 Proport. of usable agric. land/total surface (%) 46.9 43.8 Proport. of wooded areas/total surface (%) 35.5 36.8 Source : Annual agriculture statistics Agreste, 2016, temporary data. Income from agricultural production Ain Ain / Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (%) Crop production 216 M 7.9 Livestock 248 M 9.3 Total 464 M 8.6 Source: Agreste Rhône-Alpes 2016 Main products Agriculture, pisciculture, viticulture, poultry and dairy farming provide a wide and diverse range of products some of which are internationally renowned. Ain enjoys 15 different AOC/AOP: Bresse poultry (PDO), Morbier and Bleu de Gex Haut-Jura cheeses, Comté cheeses, butter and cream of Bresse, carps and pikes from Dombes, Les Roussettes du Bugey or the Seyssel wines of Bugey (AOC). Source : INAO Aujourd hui, les productions de l Ain disposent d une marque collective Les saveurs de l Ain. 19

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