Ecological transition pathways

Preface
Introduction


PART 1 PLURALITY OF PATHWAYS
1. Understanding the European and national context of ecological transition pathways
Plural and multiscalar approaches: integrating uncertainty into ecological transition planning
Pathways for ecological planning: from the European to the local scale
Conclusion
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2. Transition(s) 2050
Transition(s) 2050: four paths to carbon neutrality proposed by ADEME
Territorial planning and development in Transition(s) 2050
Conclusion
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3. Foresight at the service of ecological transition
Ecological transition: a relationship to time and collective commitment
What is foresight?
How can territorial foresight contribute to ecological transition initiatives?
Conclusion
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4. Territories on the road to low-carbon planning  
(Re)reconciling planning and the ability to experiment: ADEME's ‘low-carbon urban planning’ initiative
Other pathways for an integrated, cross-functional vision of the transition  
Conclusion
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PART 2 WHAT METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES? APPLICATIONS IN FRANCE
5. Adaptation pathways and their application to French territories: the TACCT approach
The French context
TACCT's key principles
Pathways: a dialogue tool for transition?
Conclusion
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6. Adaptation pathways for overseas coasts in a context of climate change
Coastal risks and adaptation responses
The example of Rangiroa, French Polynesia
Conclusion
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7. Sectoral adaptation pathways in the blue economy: tourism in Corsica
From impact chains to adaptation policy pathways  
Building adaptation pathways for Corsican tourism over three time horizons
Conclusion
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8. Defining and monitoring reference low-carbon pathways at local authority level
Analysis of regional pathways
Methodology for developing reference climate pathways at regional level
An operational framework for regional analysis
Declination of the low-carbon pathway analysis approach at sub-regional level
Conclusion
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9. Decarbonization pathways at regional level: the case of Dunkirk
The findings behind the MAP 2050 project
Dunkirk, a case study in the challenge of ‘climate neutrality’ for European cities
Conclusion  
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10. Costing the implementation of transition and adaptation pathways
Initial prospective tests and means to be deployed on a national scale
An initial vision of the territorialization of climate budget programming
Avenues for future work
Conclusion
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PART 3 TOWARDS DYNAMIC, OR EVEN ‘ADAPTIVE’, TERRITORIAL PLANNING?
11. The European Metropolis of Lille and its metabolism: what's at stake?
Urban metabolism
A linear, globalized metabolism
At the crossroads of flows and resources
Conclusion
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12. Experimenting with the Grenoble of the future: pathways and lines of development for an ecological city
Making the city at a time of urban experimentation
Grenoble, laboratory of the post-carbon city in transition
Conclusion
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13. ZAN pathways at the heart of territorial policies
Thinking ZAN in the service of a sustainable territorial project
Towards a territorial planning process that changes the development model
Defining ZAN trajectories with local stakeholders
Conclusion
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14. Urban cooling pathways and urban planning
Urban overheating and the need for cooling
Setting the scene: focus on the commune of Castelnau-le-Lez
The ULP and planning time
Conclusion
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15. Ecological planning and transition pathways: hypotheses for an age 2 of SCoT 2
Ecological transition and territorial planning pathways
Two case studies from the Âge2SCoT project
Conclusion
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16. Towards adaptive transition planning: the Communauté d'agglomération du Pays de Grasse
The challenges of dynamic adaptive planning for ecological transition
The planning process renewed by geoprospecting
Initial lessons from the CAPG's current experiment
Conclusion
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Conclusion
List of acronyms
List of authors