Devising and implementing a significant multiannual property plan. In 2019, Inria will present a comprehensive property plan in order to prioritise a range of significant property operations (the previous period having seen a low number of operations): the future of the headquarters in Rocquencourt, which has been brought into question as a potential candidate for relocation; the property project for the Paris centre; the project involving the Grenoble Rhône-Alpes centre potentially joining the campus of the Université Grenoble Alpes; the potential involvement of the Saclay centre in the Digihali project; the renovation project for the Sophia Antipolis - Méditerranée centre site (a number of possible options); and the consequences of the possible creation of a centre in Lyon illustrate just what is at stake, with these issues also forming part of Inria’s site policy (Section 2). This document constitutes the basic outline of Inria’s multi- annual property plan (SPSI), which will be compiled no later than 2020. Partnerships enabling Inria to see this property plan through to its conclusion will be explored, including with stakeholders such as the Caisse des Dépôts et des Consignations and its subsidiaries. Moving towards a property model that is more open with regard to its ecosystem, particularly from an entrepreneurial and industrial perspective, and consistent with a partnership-based policy for research and innovation will be a key part of this policy. The possibilities opened up through the rolling out of the Sociétés Universitaires et de Recherche program will also be explored. MILESTONE 25 IN 2020, INRIA WILL PRESENT ITS BOARD OF DIRECTORS WITH A FINANCE PLAN FOR ITS PROPERTY PLAN.
