From configuring air quality sensors to be carried on bicycles to analyzing the sustainability of a collective project, to the deployment of a new digital office in the cloud. All of these activities are what femProcomuns makes available to public administrations and the solidarity economy, as well as to its user members, currently numbering around 200, approximately half of which are entities and the other half individuals. The three areas of activity of the cooperative, created in 2017, are guided by the principles of open cooperativism, community self-management, ecological, economic, and human sustainability, shared knowledge, and replicability. "The purpose was to create a strategic social tool that would contribute to consolidating an ecosystem based on the socioeconomic model of the commons," its promoters point out.