data-inclusion

data·inclusion is a project aimed at centralizing and standardizing data related to social and professional integration. It collects data from various sources, including the GIP de l’inclusion (inclusion jobs and DORA), digital mediation locations, Pôle emploi's partner resource database, local government data, and public actors like 1jeune1solution and Mes Aides. The project implements a data processing pipeline. The collected data is historized, geocoded, and assigned a SIRET number (a French business identifier) to enable cross-referencing and analysis. It is then enriched using tools developed by data·inclusion, such as a matching tool to link raw datasets and a SIRET assignment tool. The data is aligned to a common schema and regularly published as open data on data.gouv.fr, where it can be accessed via an API. The main goal is to provide a complete and up-to-date directory of integration services, offering a structured reference for integration structures and services. The repository documents the project's architecture and pipeline, provides contribution guidelines, and includes information on authors and licensing. This project is intended for developers, local governments, integration actors, and anyone interested in using or contributing to open data on social and professional integration.