In the towns of Bagnols-sur-Cèze and Pont-Saint-Esprit, new multimodal exchange hubs have been established through a collaboration between the regional government and the local Agglomeration, which is responsible for funding the infrastructure around the stations. Urban shuttles have also been introduced in these two cities to improve local transportation. The Agglomeration’s report highlights the return of the TER regional train service since August 2023 and the free use of metro line 14. An incentive fee, which was not originally part of the project, is now seen as a positive development by Christophe Serre, a local official. The amount of household waste being treated has dropped by 50 percent, while the sorting of yellow waste bags has increased. Following challenges after the end of the pandemic, the president of the Agglomeration assured that "everything is going well" in the rural communes and that illegal dumping has not increased. Christophe Serre expressed regret over the health care responsibilities, which he believes should be managed by the national government rather than local authorities. To address this, the Rhodanian Gard created the Bagnols-sur-Cèze medical guard house in 2023, a service that has been described as a "real success" in reducing emergency pressures. The Agglomeration also funds the accommodation of interns and has launched the Agglomobile mobile proximity service, which is performing "very well" and will soon expand to La Roque-sur-Cèze. However, the president lamented that "local public services are disintegrating." The report also includes a local mental health council and a third local health contract, approved in June 2025, which were not initially planned. Despite these efforts, five key actions have not been carried out: a study on intercommunal security, a cycling lanes plan, a needs training diagnosis, a citizen innovation platform, and the Provence Occitane mobile application. The vitipastoralism aspect, which involves agricultural and pastoral practices, has also not been realized. Several projects, including the PLH2, the biodiversity atlas, the territorial food project, the forest charter, and the carpooling area in Laudun-l'Ardoise, are still pending completion. Outside of the main program, the Agglomeration has initiated several projects, such as early childhood care with the delivery of the Petits Pas nursery in June 2025, and the establishment of an intercommunal conservatory. Additionally, a new territorial brand called Prov'Occ has been created to promote the region.