Brière Park, created in 1970, is one of the first regional natural parks of France. By promoting “sustainable development” of its territory, it emerged as an alternative way of development.
For example the exploitation of renewable energies such as organic mud and reed is proving to be an original solution and economically sustainable. Moreover it is home to 60% of the cottages of France.
Ballade in barge on the swamp and carriage ride off the beaten path with a local guide who introduced fauna and flora of the swamp.
The LBA association , co-organizer of this first «grand ouest» meeting of the Territorial Intelligence, presents 4 propositions of researches actions which invite the social and occupational actors and the public actors to cooperate.
These projects will develop in links with the Grand Ouest delegation of the International Group of Researchin Territorial Intelligence ( GdRIit) in the course of constitution.
These 4 projects are for some already engagedor for the others in initial phase of elaboration.
New media and pubic square From local to global
Frederic Lagarde – director Scènici, project Sfééric, multimedia kiosk
Imagine a communicating sphere, a global square, a multimedia carousel, an interactive mobile kiosk, a temporary monumental sculpture, a spectacular digital installation, a nomadic cultural equipment, a place of transdisciplinaire broadcasting, a catalyst of imagination, an interface between the reality and the immaterial.
territorial intelligences imaginaries
Mario Huchette – stage manager”association du Comité des Fêtes de Nantes Atlantique”
Envisage the process of creation, production and cooperation of the carnival of Nantes as a scenario exercise in the territorial intelligence and measure the effects and the impacts of this cultural practice in front of social, economic and environmental stakes for the territory…
Space for experimentation and shared cooperation between research laboratories, universities, associations, local authorities and companies: Eco-village mobile: Notmade Village
Gaëtan Bourdin – director LBA
This program suggests setting up an epistemic, pragmatic and ethical approach to study and model a collaborative and mobile space of experiments, innovations, trainings and dialogues for sustainable developpment.
Make common cause to administer the territory : “Paysages Enchantier volet IV Territoire Mutant”
Gaëtan Bourdin – director LBA
Experiment and model a cooperative approach to monitoring, manufactures and animation of landscapes (landscape as common work) involving residents, stakeholders, experts and policymakers, with a view to promotion and implementation of values and objectives sustainable development.
It is a widespread assumption that the socio-ecological transition current is a key element in job creation and employment changes for the coming years.
The presentation of forecasts for employment that robert jestin presents to us made clear that if the socio-ecological transition is generating new jobs, we can’t feed too much hope about its impact on the employment market. This will concern more transfers of jobs than real creations.
In terms of job creation, Robert Jestin distinguishes four categories among the sectors affected by the socio-ecological transition.
The high potential sectors, foremost among them research and foresight, the building trade (with the challenge of renovation)
Sectors that continue to evolve, the water sector and waste management, renewable energy, transport station or “en site propre”(place reserved for the traffic of public transports)
Stagnant sectors, such as agrofuels and green chemistry
The declining sectors, including automotive ( despite clean automobile) or trades of the sea
The effects of socio-ecological transition on employment are low, and overall, rather than the emergence of new professions, we are dealing with the transfer of existing trades.
Waste treatments, public works, careers
Germain Charier presents us the policy of the group Charier in waste recycling and in eco-responsibility.
Culture in the heart of local development
Marco Félez presents the activities and the structure of the cluster “Les Articulteurs”.
It explains the interest to bring together partners from the worlds of business, associations and institutions in a cluster. The joint project is gaining momentum. However, Marco Félez stresses that discussions within this group are present and permanent.
