Sustainable Mobility Services in Companies for Réunion and Mayotte
The call was open to companies and associations based in Réunion or Mayotte, excluding winners of the 2023 and 2024 editions. It funded the provision of soft mobility services — not the purchase of equipment by the employer — with onboarding, safety and outreach activities. The call closed on 22 September 2026 at 7 pm.
Employers in Réunion and Mayotte can reduce dependence on private cars by giving employees access to soft mobility services, notably for commuting. ADEME’s 2026 call supported locally operated services, together with outreach and usage monitoring.
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Who can apply
All companies and associations established in Réunion or Mayotte could apply, except individuals, State services, local authorities and winners of the 2023 and 2024 editions. The services offered had to be for employees of employers based in these territories.
Eligibility conditions
The project had to let employees try soft mobility services, primarily for commuting. The employer had to provide road safety training, support activities and a qualitative and quantitative evaluation after six months and then one year of use. The 2026 call is closed.
What the scheme covers
Projects could include subscriptions to local soft mobility services, informing employees, help getting started, routine maintenance and repair workshops, building bike-commuter communities and group challenges. Walking could be included in wider outreach, even though it could not be the only service funded.
Amount and funding terms
The official page and the specifications set out the eligible costs and level of support. No overall rate or cap is given here without confirmation from the full document. The project concerns mobility services operated by local providers, notably through subscriptions; this aid should not be turned into automatic funding for the employer to buy bikes or equipment.
How to apply
For a future edition, identify a local operator, estimate the number of employee users, choose the services offered and plan safety training. Define participation indicators and follow-up at six months and one year. Read ADEME’s specifications before building the budget; the 2026 edition no longer accepts applications.
Timeline
Call open from 10 March to 22 September 2026 at 7 pm; closed. ADEME states that the list of winners will be published on the official page.
Key facts
- Funder
- ADEME
- Type of funding
- Call for projects
- Status
- Closed
- Closes
- 17 September 2026
- Geographic scope
- 2 régions
Frequently asked questions
Which territories are concerned?
Réunion and Mayotte.
Does the aid fund buying bikes?
The call favoured locally operated services and subscriptions rather than buying equipment.
Who could apply?
Local companies and associations, subject to the call’s exclusions.
When did the call close?
On 22 September 2026 at 7 pm.
Official source
Official ADEME page ↗(ademe_scraper)Applications are made from the official source (usually in French).
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