Specific contributions to the project

The CCDT is ready to support and integrate main directions suggested by the CAENTI within the framework of its scientific and transfer program:

• to develop the whole of multi-fields knowledge which, on the one hand, contribute to the comprehension of territorial structures and dynamics, and, on the other hand, are useful to develop accessible instruments for actors of the territories sustainable development;
• to joint fundamental research, technological and applied research interests.

In this way, for example, in 2005, several CCDT members worked to disseminate territorial intelligence principles and the CATALYSE methodology in Romania, by publishing CATALYSE volume: “Connaissance, participation et développement dans un espace communautaire” Éditions Argnonaut, Cluj-Napoca, 265 p., also diffused in Australia.