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🏛 AIDES_TERRITOIRES · 📍 FR
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1/1/2021
31/12/2027
Nature / environment / Soils, Urban planning / housing / development / Brownfield, Urban planning / housing / development / Land, Solidarity / social cohesion / Food, Economic development / production and consumption / Local economy and short circuits, Economic development / production and consumption / Agriculture and agri-food, Economic development / production and consumption / Consumption and production, Economic development / production and consumption / Social and solidarity economy, Nature / environment / Biodiversity
On the Cœur Entre-deux-Mers, the rate of land artificialization is high, particularly due to the development of individual housing and infrastructure (roads, activity zones, etc.) to the detriment of agricultural land. The predominant model of suburban housing leads to potential neighborhood conflicts with the agricultural world. The climate and resilience law and the implementation of Zero Net Artificialization (ZAN) by 2050 will impact the current model to evolve it towards more sustainable practices that consume less agricultural, natural, and forest land. Furthermore, this agricultural land is also partly affected by fallowing, land retention phenomena, and the cessation of agricultural activities (retirement, non-transmission, economic difficulties in certain sectors). This situation risks accelerating in the coming years due to the retirement of a large generation of farmers currently over 55 years old. What is at stake is therefore to: Densify urbanization to develop its uses. Prevent and limit potential conflicts of interest between the different land users (owners, residents, farmers, communities, etc.)