The ecological transition can only be real, deep, and rooted if it is experienced by the greatest number of citizens. All actors of the ecological transitionEach of us must embody the transition in our way of life, our consumption, our thoughts… As social...
The global economy is based on three fundamental factors : land capital, natural resources and human capital. To enable wealth creation and ensure its proper distribution, the third factor (i.e., human capital) must make intelligent and rational use of the other two...
Social entrepreneurship contributes to the development of a social and sustainable Europe by creating high value-added jobs, by creating social innovations, fighting poverty and helping to address the ecological transition. How do European social enterprises...
Civic technologies, various forms (consultations, participatory budgets, petitions) each with its advantages (accessibility and intuitiveness of interfaces, transparency of results, data anonymisation), meet the same objective: to mobilise citizens so that they...
Why not replace [the organic label] or add a more demanding label that integrates both ecological and social criteria, a new label that really takes into account the entire food production-processing-distribution chain? The magical power of food transition Let me tell...
Dorémi aims to make efficient renovation accessible to at least 10% of the French population in 2021, by training 250 groups of craftsmen. How to make sure that the energy renovation of buildings is a sustainable solution that meets social and environmental...
While each year, more than 2 million tons of furniture are thrown away in France, SSE structures have decided to tackle the issue of the second life of furnitures Eco-design, reuse, upcycling1. While each year, more than 2 million tons of furniture are thrown away in...
Circular economy is growing and its environmental usefulness is no longer in doubt. What is less obvious is how this new economy can today be a vehicle for social inclusion. Between now and 2030, 580,0001 new jobs will be created in Europe in this sector alone, but...
The circular economy, which aims to reduce the consumption of non-renewable natural resources and minimise waste generation, can be seen as a sustainable way of meeting the needs of humanity while remaining within the limits of the planet. Each year, WWF calculates...
Europe is undergoing an accelerating energy transition, moving away from a polluting, centralised, utility-owned energy production based on imported fossil and nuclear fuels towards more decentralised energy production based on clean, local, renewable energy sources....
