Bien-être et diagnostic territorial
The well-being of people is one of the purposes of public policies. It is therefore relevant to propose methods that place well-being at the center of territorial diagnoses. This article presents a participatory tool, called Escapat, for implementing a territorial diagnosis with groups of inhabitant...
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Éditions en environnement VertigO
2021
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/b6def532f0254ff884276a2d4d52cc82 |
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| Sumario: | The well-being of people is one of the purposes of public policies. It is therefore relevant to propose methods that place well-being at the center of territorial diagnoses. This article presents a participatory tool, called Escapat, for implementing a territorial diagnosis with groups of inhabitants. It underlines the essential elements of well-being for the inhabitants of the territory concerned. In this paper, Escapat is used in three isolated rural areas in the counties of Drôme and Ardèche (south-east of France). The experimentation shows its capacity to activate territorial governance, as a support and as a space for discussion between inhabitants. It also reveals the socio-spatial dimensions of well-being. New questions are emerging in terms of research and territorial foresight : the spatial accumulation of well-being elements, the availability and number of everyday services in isolated rural areas. |
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