Fédérer nos initiatives – Rencontre-Atelier sur les interventions psycho-sociales fondées sur la nature

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ATELIER – Les interventions psycho-sociales fondées sur la nature : fédérer nos initiatives L’équipe du projet RECETAS à Marseille vous invite à une demi-journée d’échanges, pour mettre en lumière le potentiel des interventions psychosociales fondées sur la nature dans les Bouches-du-Rhône. Un événement pour rapprocher et relier les différentes initiatives engagées dans ce domaine. Lutter …

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[COOL NOONS Project] Lisbon Cool Paths – green corridors connecting the city

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Building a network of soft mobility and pedestrian paths, integrating urban design interventions and nature based-solustion providing thermal comfort, Cool Noons contribute to create cooler, more livable cities.  Mappping of new touristic routes and practices  Join a visit with the partners of the Cool Noons european project in Lisbon, guided by the Câmara Municipal de …

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Air quality: AMP Métropole relaunches its call for projects to raise awareness among residents and stakeholders in the region

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Air quality is one of the major environmental concerns of citizens. It is a complex subject because pollution is generated by multiple emission sources (transport, industry, housing, agriculture …), diffusing multiple chemical and organic forms of pollutants, and whose impact depends on multiple factors: meteorology (dispersion/concentration), duration and frequency of exposure, health status of the …

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