Feb 6, 2026
ADEME Planisols 2026: Call for ZAN projects open - focus Brittany
Launched on February 2, 2026 (closure October 2 at 6 PM), Planisols unlocks technical/financial aids for land sobriety and limiting soil artificialization, directly aligned with Zero Net Artificialization (ZAN) 2050.
Beneficiaries : local authorities, EPCI, mixed unions, urban planning agencies, EPF, territorial public establishments.
Scales : region, department, life basin, interco, municipality, operational – all formats eligible.
Priority regions : Brittany, Grand Est, Hauts-de-France, Occitanie, Pays de la Loire – Brittany particularly affected by its land pressures and urban/suburban wasteland deposits.
Legal framework : comply with Climate & Resilience law (-50% ENAF by 2031) via revised SRADDET, SCoT, PLUi. Contact ADEME prior contact strongly recommended to validate eligibility.
3 funded pathways in detail: from multi-criteria diagnosis to AMO pre-operation
Planisols structures its support in 3 data-heavy steps, focused on knowledge/anticipation soil multifunctionality:
Pathway 1 – Multi-criteria Diagnostics (integrable revisions urban planning documents):
Soil multifunctionality + ecological potentials (issues zones, territory/EPCI/municipality).
Land reserves in urban envelope (urban, peri-urban, ZAE, touristic).
Historical pollution → territorial risk diagnostics (multi-sites/occupations).
Pathway 2-3 – Strategy/pre-operation:
Advanced inventories: IHU (territories/neighborhoods), brownfield observatories, mutability/hierarchization.
Strategic land: potential mutability, soil observatories (functionalities/pollutions/pedogeochemistry).
Field surveys + guiding plans/OAP (land sobriety, soil preservation communal/interco).
Additional supports: AMO complete, awareness-raising (ZAN murals, elected officials/residents workshops, surveys, role-playing games).locally.
Data Issues Planisols: multicriteria, observatories, simulated trajectories
Planisols imposes a data-driven approach: quantified evidence, quantified scenarios, thematic intersections to validate ZAN.
Critical points to master:
Prioritize wastelands: qualified pollution, soil multifunctionality, resource consumption.
Simulate trajectories: densification vs renaturation, compatibility 2031/2050.
Visualize territory: 3D urban envelope, land resources, ecological potentials.
Compatible tools mentioned: Cartofriches, UrbanVitaliz, UrbanSimul – high demand for integrated solutions combining land + environment.
Tight schedule: submission via platform Agir (account required). Practical guides available: expense categorization, application submission.
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