Samedi 21 mars à 10h
Table-ronde organisée par la bibliothèque municipale d’Anglet en partenariat avec Lacq Odyssée, CCSTI des Pays de l’Adour.
Au moment où les crises des matières premières et de l’énergie se précisent, où les enjeux environnementaux ne peuvent plus être ignored, where the quality of life and services that a city has to offer play an increasingly important for everyone, whatever may be the city of tomorrow?
How to achieve it for everyone, from richer to poorer?
Is it unrealistic to expect to avoid the pitfalls of past and present? Exclusion, urban violence, ghettos, gated communities, neighborhoods abandoned ....
It is thus address both the issues of climate change (transport, lifestyle, construction), those of the reorganization of urban space and those of eco-construction through this prism: A city
ecological, economical, where life is good for all, is this possible and at what price?
Three speakers will share on this issue and will present challenges for the city of tomorrow. These debates will be moderated by Andrew Etchelecou , Professor of Geography, Head of Mission for Sustainable Development in UPPA.
François Marty, President of the association of insertion "Chênelet" "Building green homes proposed social housing and integration projects"
Jean-Stéphane Devisse , Coordinator of the mission "climate change" to WWF, France: "The city's approach to climate change (transport, lifestyles, construction)"
Pouyanne Guillaume, Master Lecturer in Economics, Bordeaux IV "Sustainable City and daily mobility: an overview of the debate on urban form"
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