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“Let’s plant urban micro-forests”: new public narrative and civic coproduction of a nature-based solution in Paris (journals.openedition.org)
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Hugo Rochard, https://doi.org/10.4000/developpementdurable.23444

Micro-forest projects are multiplying throughout cities as a new emblem of ecological design of artificial environments. This emerging form of renaturation is bringing a new public narrative investing the discourse of nature based-solutions and civic participation. In Paris, the first micro-forest proposal was carried and implemented by a civic group with the technical and financial support of the municipality. This article analyzes the governance of this nature-based solution through its coproduction, identifying its achievement and challenges on several pilot sites. The analysis shows how a new public narrative is being built from a civic experimentation, while obscuring the difficulties encountered locally by an initiative that faces the territorial complexity of a highly degraded urban environment.

Outline

  1. De l’engouement public pour les micro-forêts urbaines à leur gouvernance

1.1. La constitution d’un nouveau récit d’action publique

1.2. Interroger la gouvernance d’une solution fondée sur la nature

1.3. Question de recherche

  1. Étude de cas d’un projet citoyen de micro-forêts à Paris : une coproduction ?

2.1. Matériel et méthodes d’analyse

2.2. Une solution fondée sur la nature et sur un collectif de citoyens

2.3. Expérimenter collectivement la méthode Miyawaki : une éthique d’action environnementale et citoyenne

2.4. Une gouvernance collaborative entre apprentissages et négociations entre acteurs techniques et citoyens

  1. Discussion

3.1. Un partenariat et des non-dits : les chocs temporels d’une coproduction

3.2. Les défis de l’opérationnalisation : illustration à partir d’un site afforesté

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