What does CNPP mean?
What is the legal status of the CNPP?

CNPP (National Centre for Prevention and Protection) is a non-profit organisation created by insurance companies in 1956, and state-approved in 1961 for central, general interest assignments, certification, and qualification services.
CNPP Entreprise, a wholly-owned subsidiary for the most competitive services, including studies and research, compliance assessment, training, information and support.
Société de la Corne Haute: a subsidiary of CNPP and CNPP Entreprise devoted to land and real estate issues.

Is the CNPP a public or private organisation?

The CNPP is a private organisation, whose activities in risk prevention and control involve several business lines: studies and research / training - qualification / assessment, testing and inspection / certification / auditing, consulting and technical assistance / information.

What is the link between the CNPP and the insurance sector?

More than 90% of the members of the CNPP association are insurance companies, members of the French Federation of Insurance Companies (FFSA) and the Mutual Insurance Companies Group (GEMA).