🇫🇷AIDES_TERRITOIRESOPENAID

Engaging in an ecological transition within my community: the One Health strategy

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🏛 AIDES_TERRITOIRES · 📍 FR

Total budget

Not specified

OPENING

Nov 5, 2025

CLOSING

Not specified

Categoría

Water and aquatic environments / Drinking water, Water and aquatic environments / Water sanitation, Nature / environment / Soils, Urban planning / housing / development / Green spaces, Urban planning / housing / development / Public space, Urban planning / housing / development / Brownfield, Energy / Waste / Energy transition, Solidarity / social connection / Equal opportunities, Solidarity / social connection / Access to services, Solidarity / social connection / Social cohesion and inclusion, Solidarity / social connection / Health, Solidarity / social connection / Food, Economic development / production and consumption / Local economy and short supply chains, 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 / Natural risks, Nature / environment / Air quality, Nature / environment / Biodiversity, Urban planning / housing / development / Buildings and construction, Urban planning / housing / development / Housing and habitat, Urban planning / housing / development / Landscape, Support functions / Methodological support, Support functions / Animation and networking, Support functions / Risk prevention, Energy / Waste / Carbon footprint reduction

Description

Based on nationally shared guidelines, "Territoires engagés pour la nature" (Territories committed to nature) is implemented in willing regions with local support provided by the Regional Biodiversity Agencies, or a regional collective.

The "Territoire engagé pour la Nature" program aims to identify, recognize, and support territories committed to a progressive approach in favor of biodiversity.

"TEN" recognizes the importance of community involvement in biodiversity recovery, and wishes to provide support and visibility to territories wishing to commit or develop their actions on this theme. Faced with climate change, valuing and conserving biodiversity also ensures health, well-being, and security for today's and tomorrow's citizens.

Specifically, commitment to the TEN approach allows communities to:

Benefit from support from the animation unit and relay partners (CEN, Cerema, LPO...) to develop and formalize their action plan and carry out their projects. TEN recognition can also provide access to technical support on specific topics and emerging themes (dark frame, nature-based solutions...).
Benefit from the experience of already committed communities, through days…