Les habitats participatifs - Parlons Transition

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On comptait en 2023 pas moins de 965 projets d’habitat participatif en France : entre 2011 et 2021, ces projets ont augmenté de 18 %. Et pour beaucoup, les habitats participatifs pourraient bien être une réponse aux défis sociaux, environnementaux et économiques actuels. Mais comment se mettent-ils en place ? Comment nous invitent-ils à changer nos manières d'habiter ? Et en quoi contribuent-ils à créer des environnements de vie plus durables ? Autour de la table pour en parler : Marine Guezennec, habitante des Z'ecobatisseurs et accompagnatrice de projets d'habitat participatif et Paulette Dieulafait, habitante de l’habitat Calmette. À la table également, Marie Marchal, membre du projet d’habitat participatif La petite bande à Lion-sur-mer et Nicolas Knapp, architecte ayant notamment travaillé sur le projet des Z'ecobatisseurs, habitat participatif installé à Louvigny, où nous enregistrons aujourd’hui cette émission. Tous les quatre sont également membres du Réseau pour l'Habitat Participatif Normand. Pause musicale : Héroïne - Miki Crédit photo : © Kva

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On comptait en 2023 pas moins de 965 projets d’habitat participatif en France : entre 2011 et 2021, ces projets ont augmenté de 18 %. Et pour beaucoup, les habitats participatifs pourraient bien être une réponse aux défis sociaux, environnementaux...

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