Loïc Jeangeorges

Public services, like businesses and citizens, must face numerous challenges related to the instability caused by crossing 6 out of 9 planetary boundaries. To reduce our ecological footprint and better adapt to future shocks, a change in model is necessary, and I can help you with that.

To guide local authorities towards greater resilience, autonomy, and civil security:

• Strategic and regulatory planning;

• Territorial projects;

• Recovery and Ecological Transition Contracts;

• Sectoral documents (Housing Plan, Mobility Plan, Territorial Food Project);

• Environmental awareness;

• Video conferences and tailored presentations.

To help businesses achieve greater sustainability and societal value:

• Business strategy;

• Public policies;

• Contributions to the general interest.

To help individuals better avoid obstacles, particularly through sobriety:

• Citizen involvement;

• Environmental awareness;

• Awareness of current and future issues.

After studying geography, which provided me with a global and multi-scale vision of territorial development, I specialized in planning. Indeed, strategic (Regional Coherence Scheme for Territorial Planning, Climate Air Energy Plan) and regulatory (Local Urban Plan for Housing and Mobility) aspects seem to be the best tools for ecological and energy transition. This is why I wish to contribute to the resilience of territories in the face of the many future shocks, the beginnings of which we are currently experiencing. This adaptation of territories and populations will involve pooling resources (especially for water and energy) and adapting to climate change, particularly through the de-artificialization of soils and the preservation of resources, as well as protecting biodiversity and developing pesticide-free, fertilizer-free, and fuel-free food-growing spaces, which will require more jobs, especially in rural areas.