#AUNC2026 programme · 19th edition · 15–16 October 2026

Citizen digital services:
sovereignty in everyday life

Two days of work, debate and field experience for the players of public-service digital technology.

15–16 October 2026 Upcoop, 9-11 boulevard Louise Michel, 92230 Gennevilliers, France

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The sessions are held in French.

Download the programme (PDF, 1000 KB, in French)

Thursday 15 October

Welcome from 1.30 pm — welcome coffee.

  1. 1.30 pm

    Registration and welcome coffee

  2. 2 pm

    Official opening

    Opening of the 19th edition, #AUNC2026

    Welcome by Caroline Zorn, President of ADCET, and Arnaud Breuil, Director of Partnerships and Cooperation at Upcoop. Introduction by Geoffroy Boulard, Vice-President of the Métropole du Grand Paris for innovation and digital affairs.

    • Opening

  3. 3 pm–3.45 pm

    Session 1

    AI and local authorities: from experimentation to mastery

    The European regulation on artificial intelligence came into force in August 2024 and its obligations apply in stages. Beyond theoretical fears, what does it actually change for a local authority?

    • Auditing a decision algorithm: where to start, with what skills?
    • Field experience: routing of social assistance requests, predictive models in urban planning, public chatbots
    • Digital sovereignty: who controls the tool that takes, or helps to take, an administrative decision? Who keeps control of the training data?
    • Organising AI governance: which bodies, which responsibilities?

    Moderated by Caroline Zorn, President of ADCET

    Speakers:

    • Manu Reynaud, Deputy Mayor of Montpellier for the digital city, sovereign AI and public service performance
    • Bena Yamine, CTO, AigenCo
    • Bruno Cazoria, Head of Strategy, AigenCo
    • Thomas Leonetti, CEO, Apollo Lab
    • Johanna Marcelly, Innovation Project Manager, Eurométropole de Strasbourg
    • AI Act
    • Local authorities
    • Sovereignty
    • Governance

  4. 3.50 pm

    Break

  5. 4 pm–6.30 pm

    Session 2

    Payment sovereignty and value-added services

    Organised in partnership with CB

    Three major deadlines for the public sector over the next two years, affecting social action, education, general management and economic development.

    • Who is CB, and why choose the French payment network: costs, guarantees, performance, security?
    • The end of cheques in 2027: what alternatives for public services?
    • Dematerialisation of special payment vouchers (2026-2027): where do things stand?
    • Open payment: what is at stake, what strategic choices for a local authority?

    Speakers:

    • Frédérique Alauzet, public sector relations manager, CB
    • Stéphanie d'Angély, marketing manager, CB
    • Emily Baczkowski, issuing marketing manager, CB
    • Jérémie Gugger, Open Payment product manager, Arrive
    • CB
    • Payments
    • Special payment vouchers
    • Sovereignty
    • Open payment

  6. 6.30 pm

    End of the first day

  7. 7.45 pm–10 pm

    ADCET awards evening

    Awards for particularly innovative projects selected by the ADCET board, in the presence of the winning teams, during a buffet dinner.

    Participants registered for the awards evening meet at Porte Maillot for a joint departure to an evening discovering Paris — at 7.45 pm at the latest!

Friday 16 October

Welcome from 8.30 am — coffee and pastries. Introduction to the day at 9.15 am by Caroline Zorn, President of ADCET.

  1. 8.30 am

    Welcome — coffee and pastries

  2. 9.15 am

    Introduction

    Introduction to the second day

    Caroline Zorn, President of ADCET, presents the theme of the day.

  3. 9.30 am–10.15 am

    Session 3

    Multi-service projects and the AMC standard: the local authorities' viewTen years on

    Since the first AMC cards were issued in 2016-2017, the standard has been the basis for several local authority projects. Time to take stock.

    • Actual uses: mobility, libraries, sport and leisure, culture, recycling centres, access to schools, etc.
    • From decision to first service: what is a realistic timetable?
    • AMC or fragmented solutions: what does the budget comparison show?
    • Families and households: how does the standard handle shared uses?
    • And what about the AMC observatory?

    Moderated by Caroline Zorn, President of ADCET

    Speakers:

    • Emmanuelle Paul, project officer for citizen uses and services, Brittany Region
    • Loïc Girou, digital project manager, Bordeaux Métropole
    • Nicole Lefort, digital project director, Vallée Sud Grand Paris
    • Carole Muller, GRU-GEC project manager, Vallée Sud Grand Paris
    • Pascal Pingliez, local authority engineer for mobility, transport and accessibility, ECLA
    • AMC
    • Multi-service
    • Field experience
    • Local authorities

  4. 10.15 am

    Break

  5. 10.45 am–11.30 am

    Session 4

    Multi-service projects and the AMC standard: the manufacturers' viewTen years on

    • Integrating the standard into an industrial offer: a challenge within everyone’s reach?
    • Keeping up with changes to the standard and to media: mobile (HCE), QR code, wallet
    • Involving private partners without losing control of the data: what the GDPR changes
    • Standard and security: what level of requirements, what responsibilities?

    Moderated by Philippe Rousselet, General Secretary of ADCET

    Speakers:

    • Patrick Paranthoen, technical director, Horanet
    • Joris Vial, technical director, IDcapt
    • Aimie Üstündag, account manager for transport, mobility and local authorities, ISRA
    • Pablo Rousselet, product manager, Otipass
    • Stéphane Didier, head of software, Calypso expert, Spirtech
    • Aurélie Legagneux, end user and design office relations manager, STid
    • Frédéric Laithier, Mobility Lead Product Manager, Arrive
    • AFNOR standard
    • HCE
    • Wallet
    • GDPR
    • Manufacturers

  6. 11.30 am

    Break

  7. 11.45 am–12.30 pm

    Session 5

    ADCET's outlook

    1 — The AMC and innovative citizen participation

    By Alexis Roussel, Director of Operations at NYM, initiator of the “Référendum libre” project

    Citizens now want to have their say directly on everyday matters, but this is expensive for local authorities and requires collecting data. A look at innovative, low-cost solutions that strongly protect people’s digital integrity.

    With Christophe Hugon, municipal councillor for participatory budgeting and relations with digital players, City of Marseille

    How can the AMC become the basis for local votes, consultations and participatory budgets? What does the AMC add to existing schemes?

    2 — ADCET, 20 years already… what next?

    • Its missions and DNA · Map of members · The AMC standard: review and outlook
    • What opportunities to broaden ADCET’s scope in the territories’ digital projects?
    • Economic revitalisation of town centres and promotion of national programmes
    • Reaching town-centre managers: promoting the AMC standard as an interoperable, secure and GDPR-compliant solution
    • Extending our work to financial and payment functions serving the local economy
    • Creating an ADCET interoperability label

    By Jean-François Novak, CEO of NVK989, with Caroline Zorn, President of ADCET, and Philippe Rousselet, General Secretary of ADCET

    • Citizen participation
    • Digital integrity
    • ADCET's 20 years
    • AMC
    • Town centres
    • Local economy
    • Interoperability label

  8. 12.30 pm

    Closing

    Summary and outlook — closing of AUNC2026

    Summary of the two days and outlook for ADCET, by the association’s board.

Download the programme (PDF, 1000 KB, in French)

Speakers

  • Caroline Zorn President of ADCET
  • Philippe Rousselet General Secretary of ADCET
  • Arnaud Breuil Director of Partnerships and Cooperation, Upcoop
  • Geoffroy Boulard Vice-President, Métropole du Grand Paris
  • Manu Reynaud Deputy Mayor of Montpellier
  • Alexis Roussel Director of Operations, NYM
  • Christophe Hugon Municipal Councillor, City of Marseille
  • Jean-François Novak CEO, NVK989
  • Bena Yamine CTO, AigenCo
  • Bruno Cazoria Head of Strategy, AigenCo
  • Thomas Leonetti CEO, Apollo Lab
  • Johanna Marcelly Innovation Project Manager, Eurométropole de Strasbourg
  • Emmanuelle Paul Project Officer, Brittany Region
  • Loïc Girou Digital Project Manager, Bordeaux Métropole
  • Nicole Lefort Digital Project Director, Vallée Sud Grand Paris
  • Carole Muller GRU-GEC Project Manager, Vallée Sud Grand Paris
  • Pascal Pingliez Local Authority Engineer for Mobility, Transport and Accessibility, ECLA
  • Frédérique Alauzet Public Sector and Member Relations, CB
  • Stéphanie d'Angély Marketing Manager, CB
  • Emily Baczkowski Issuing Marketing Manager, CB
  • Jérémie Gugger Open Payment Product Manager, Arrive
  • Barbara Billac General Manager, Cap Monétique
  • Patrick Paranthoen Technical Director, Horanet
  • Joris Vial Technical Director, IDcapt
  • Didier Serradell CEO, IDcapt
  • Aimie Üstündag Account Manager, ISRA
  • Pablo Rousselet Product Manager, Otipass
  • Stéphane Didier Head of Software, Spirtech
  • Aurélie Legagneux End User and Design Office Relations Manager, STid
  • Frédéric Laithier Mobility Lead Product Manager, Arrive