Prendre en charge les inégalités environnementales
Nathalie Blanc, Caroline Gallez, Éléonore Genest, Diégo Antolinos-Basso, Jean Chiche, Hugo Rochard
Développement durable et territoires
Urban Farm DB summary
This article studies the evolution of relationships between local authorities and associations/collectives in the context of socio-environmental transition, using qualitative and quantitative methodologies across four urban territories in France (Paris 18th, Ivry-sur-Seine, Aubervilliers, Clamart). These associative collectives jointly address environmental and social issues through actions ranging from neighborhood recycling centers to solidarity grocery stores and shared gardens involved in popular education. A comparative analysis between the four territories examines the specificities of these mobilizations in relation to socio-environmental inequalities in each municipality.