Role of horse industry in regional development in France

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Role of horse industry in regional development in France G. Bigot 1, X. Dornier 2, E. Perret 1, C. Vial 3. 1 Irstea, 2 IFCE (OESC), 3 IFCE Inra

Introduction General context Interest for horse industry is growing up in most developed countries. It is difficult to estimate the importance of this industry difficulties to obtain actual data from various organizations, horse activities are included in different economic sectors. So horse industry mostlyexcluded from public policies and strategies on regional development. Aims of the presentation Data available in France to assess the role of horse industry in regions.

Method : Presentation of 3 regions (NUTS 2) Selected according to the weight of horse industry in regional economy Basse Normandie Auvergne Languedoc Roussillon The horse industry / GDP of the region 23 %o 5 %o

Languedoc Roussillon 1) Breeding : 1 100 breeders SIRE : (French Identification System indexing Equidea) 2) Riding schools : 400 firms French Equestrian Federation 3) Races : 2 race courses 4) Other related businesses : 60 farriers, 46 professional riders, 30 veterinarians, 100 suppliers, National organizations of races National organizations regional observatory (regional horse council) national methodology : Economic data national observatory (OESC) IFCE : French Institute on Horse and Riding

Languedoc Roussillon Breeding Riding schools Race courses Other bussinesses Horse (number) 16 500 13 000 0 1 800 Employments (WU) 870 980 0 310 Turnover (millions ) 17.2 40.0 0.3 29.5 Total horse industry : 42 500 horses 2 800 employments 1 800 firms 87 M turnover (+ 246 M from PMU)

Auvergne national methodology with regional data Horse industry : 35 000 horses 4 400 employments 2 700 firms 85 M turnover % Languedoc Roussillon 18 + 57 + 50 2 M 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Turnovers of different horse industry sectors breeding riding schools races other businesses Auvergne Languedoc Roussillon

Auvergne national methodology with regional data Horse industry : 35 000 horses 4 400 employments 2 700 firms 85 M turnover (+91 M from PMU) % Languedoc Roussillon 18 + 57 + 50 2 ( 63 %) 2 200 employments in agriculture

Agricultural census 2010 : Auvergne 17% of farms with horses 4 105 farms with horses 13% in France 3% horse specialized 97% Other productions (cattle, crops, ) regional network : Chambers of Agriculture Regional Horse Council, IFCE economic data per farm types national methodology National institute for livestock REFERENCES used to: set up farmers in horse productions draw up regional measures from the 2 nd pillar of CAP

Basse Normandie Horses (number) 93 600 Employments (WU) 12 600 Firms (number) 5 600 Turnover (M ) 882 + PMU (M ) 218 Auvergne Languedoc Roussillon 35 000 42 500 4 400 2 800 2 700 1 800 85 87 91 246 The first «stud farm» in France: 20 % of the total French production national horse suppliers located in Basse Normandie Leadership used by the regional Horse Council to promote its industry in France and abroad

Basse Normandie Regional Horse Council Public Communities: regions (NUTS 2) : Basse Normandie, Haute Normandie departments (NUTS 3) : Calvados, Manche, Orne local administrative unit : Caen French Ministry for sports 15 MONTHS BEFORE 15 DAYS EVENT 15 YEARS IN HERITAGE 300 projects : Investments in infrastructure, To develop horse industry : equestrian centers, tourism organizations and events To strengthen research clusters and international exchange Creation of the «Horse Home» : headquarter of regional committees of horse industry, of research cluster and foundation to optimize the training of men.

Conclusion The weight of horse industry in France and in regions is available through association of Professional Organizations and National Institutes. These national and regional observatories must perform to appreciate the growing impact of horse industry in all components : economic but also environmental and social. The reasons why this industry could contribute to territorial developments regardless local contexts.