Soil artificialization is identified as the major cause of the reduction in natural, agricultural and forest areas and therefore actively participates in the dynamics of collapse of biodiversity. To deal with this situation, the French government has since introduced the 2018 biodiversity plan, then the “Climate and Resilience” law of August 22, 2021, the objective of “Zero Net Artificialization” or (ZAN) to preserve soil resources .

Circular no. 6323-SG of January 7, 2022 specifies that:

“Zero Net Artificialization” is a medium-term objective to be achieved, in 2050. It must result in a progressive reduction of artificialized surfaces, which is part of the trend reduction in land consumption observed on a national scale over the last decade”

To understand and better understand the objective of ZAN (Zero Net Artificialization), UrbanThink invites you to attend an information Round Table for :

• Clarifying the issues of the ZAN objective
• Identify the levers of action to achieve the ZAN objectives by 2050
• Deciphering the support measures put in place by the State

Speakers:

• Ronan LE DÉLÉZIR – Teacher-researcher in regional planning and urban planning at Bretagne Sud University, Deputy in charge of the environment at the CRAC’H commune
• Jean-Baptiste REY – Deputy Managing Director EpaMarne – EpaFrance
• François RIEUSSEC – President of UNAM (National Union of Developers)

Animation:

Gwenaëlle CARFANTAN – CEO K-LC/UrbanThink

Mourad ZEROUKHI – Senior Project Manager Circular Economy, RES, Carbon Balance at K-LC/UrbanThink