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Public-private interactions: economic, social and environmental causes of different uses and management options.
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While most analyses of the severe housing affordability crisisand contemporary environmental issues are posed separately on a large scale,or focus on the situation of large cities, this integrated project of the I-SITE BFC is driven by a triple ambition:<\/p>\n

deal with the interactions between private and public landsmutually linkedin their economic, social and environmental dimensions;<\/p>\n

capture these interactions at the regional level of Bourgogne Franche-Comt\u00e9 region on the basis of three themes emblematic of relatively sparsely populated European regions, namely urban green spaces, forested areas and agricultural lands; i<\/p>\n

thanks to the synergy of more than 65 agents from 6 laboratories in Besan\u00e7on and Dijon, our analysis is interdisciplinary between social and environmental sciences in order to broaden the scope of the work of our respective laboratories, both in our various academic fields and in terms of public decision support.<\/p>\n

By analyzing the interactions between public and private lands over time and over the whole urban-rural-naturalgradient, we address two main questions: which properties for which uses and for which development opportunities? Which public policies are best adequateto respond to the major environmental issues surrounding land and its uses?<\/p>\n

Coordinateurs :
\n<\/strong>Francis Raoul
\nChrono-environnement \/ Universit\u00e9 de Franche-Comt\u00e9
\nfrancis.raoul@univ-fcomte.fr<\/a>
\nNicolas Renahy
\nCESAER \/ INRA
\nnicolas.renahy@inra.fr<\/a><\/p>\n

Collaborators<\/strong><\/p>\n