Managed by the Caisse nationale des Allocations familiales (Cnaf), the family branch is present throughout France thanks to its network of 101 family allowance offices.
The Family branch is one of the five components of the general social security system
Social Security scheme, along with Sickness, Occupational Risks, Retirement and
Recovery. The Government and the Parliament determine the missions of the branch, the benefits it
The Government and Parliament determine the branch's missions, the benefits it pays and its resources. The Family branch covers
three main areas:
Support for families (family allowances, financing of individual and collective childcare
individual and collective childcare for infants, children and young people,
policies to support parenthood);
The benefits and actions financed by the Caf are of two kinds:
Legal benefits: these are mainly financial aid paid in the form of income supplements (e.g., social security, social security, etc.).
income supplements (family benefits, etc.) or substitute income (Aah, Rsa).
(Aah, Rsa);
non-statutory social action benefits: aid for the investment and operation of facilities and services
and services (crèches, leisure centres, social centres), support for families in difficulty
social centres), support for families in difficulty (holiday assistance, multiple births)
multiple births), support for parenthood.
An agreement on objectives and management (Cog), renewed every five years, and
A convention of objectives and management (Cog), renewed every five years and submitted to the vote of the Cnaf board of directors, sets out the contractual relations between the State and Cnaf.
between the State and Cnaf. The 2018-2022 Cog sets two objectives: to develop services
and guarantee quality and access to rights by modernising the production model.
production model. The Ministry of Solidarity and Health and the Ministry of Social Affairs are responsible for
The Social Security Directorate of the Ministry of Health and Solidarity is responsible for supervising
of Cnaf. As such, in 2019, it paid 94.6 billion in benefits to
13.6 million affiliated beneficiaries.
The IT processing requirements are entrusted to the Directorate General for Information Systems (DGSI).
Information Systems (DGSI).
It manages the Family branch's IS in accordance with the objectives of the Convention d'Objectifs et de Gestion
and Management Agreement (COG) and the master plan (SDSI).
Its missions are to :
developing, maintaining and coordinating the branch's information systems
Family branch,
ensuring IT production,
promoting technological innovation in the service of the professions.
In order to meet the objectives of the COG and in line with the SDSI, the Cnaf DGSI
to rely on a base of service contracts that will enable it to maintain and
The contracts will focus on the main areas of expertise of the Cnaf's Information System.
The contracts will cover the following areas of service;
- TMA (Third Party Application Maintenance) and development,
- Technical expertise and advice and assistance on architecture and urbanization,
- Expertise and support on the IS security policy.
- AMOA, project management and IS consulting.
In this context, the DGSI wishes to inform the actors of the
on its strategy for developing the CNAF information system.
CNAF.Thus, an information session in the form of a webinar is proposed on
Friday, June 11 from 9:00 to 11:30 am. It will focus on
presentation of Cnaf's Information Systems.
In view of the current health situation linked to Covid-19, this webinar will take place via the Teams tool (videoconference).
The registration form is available by clicking on this Webinar Link.
Once you haveregistered, you will receive an email that will allow you to access the webinar. This information session will not include a question and answer session.
Communication transmitted by :
Pascal MARTIN
Information Systems Branch
Digital Mission,
Caisse Nationale des Allocations Familiales
Translated from La DSI de la Cnaf renouvelle l’ensemble de ses marchés de prestations intellectuelles
