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MaPrimRénov is a financial assistance program for individuals who wish to carry out energy renovation work in their homes. The program was launched in January 2020 by the French government and is managed by the National Housing Agency (ANAH).

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The objective of MaPrimRénov is to encourage homeowners to renovate their homes to improve energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The program provides financial assistance to eligible homeowners to carry out renovation work such as insulation, heating system replacement, and ventilation improvements.

The amount of financial assistance provided by MaPrimRénov depends on the type of work carried out and the income level of the homeowner. Eligible homeowners can receive up to 50% of the total cost of the renovation work, with a maximum amount of €20,000 over a period of five years.

MaPrimRénov is part of the French government's broader strategy to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. The program aims to renovate 500,000 homes per year, with a budget of €2 billion per year. By improving the energy efficiency of homes, MaPrimRénov will help reduce energy consumption, lower energy bills, and improve the comfort and health of occupants.

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