We're sure you've already read the whole thing, but just in case...
Here's the link to the Green Engineering Roadmap: https://www.ecologie.gouv.fr/sites/default/files/documents/MTE_DGALN-Feuille-de-route-ingenierie.pdf
It was officially presented by the Ministry for Spatial Planning and Ecological Transition last week, and sets out the sector's priorities for 2030.
This was the topic addressed today by our CEO Sylvain Moulherat at the FIRM25 event organized by FEHRL, the international association dedicated to road equipment research.
This presentation enabled him to go back over the Bison project, to which TerrOïko made a major contribution, and whose aim was to build a European roadmap for transport infrastructures that fully integrate ecological issues.
Kick-off this Friday for the Forbes research project, which we’ll be working on over the next five years!
Forbes ("Funding Regionalized Tools for Biodiversity Management by Businesses") is a project at the crossroads of ecology, land-use planning, and finance.
What are territorial planning stakeholders lacking to better consider biodiversity in their projects?
Effective tools and mechanisms that allow them to guide their funding decisions and evaluate their impact.
So, we decided to address this issue. This is the focus of a research project named Forbes ("Regionalized Financing Tools for Biodiversity Management by Companies") that we will be starting in a few weeks.
As the anger within the agricultural community simmers, biodiversity professionals are speaking out in a recent op-ed, to which TerrOïko contributed.
It is available in full on the Actu-Environnement website, and we offer here some extensive excerpts: