Project, solution, service and innovation for Sibca

Local authorities are in the front line when it comes to implementing greenhouse gas mitigation targets and reducing the vulnerability of their territory to the effects of climate change, made more obvious by the scale of the phenomena.

To help them move into action, or to speed it up, Cerema has developed two concurrent programs, each in partnership with 25 volunteer territories: "Territoires adaptés à + 4°C" and "Territoires bas carbone".

> The "Low-carbon territories" program
Cerema is running a program in partnership with 25 of its member local authorities, with the aim of boosting their efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Two types of support are offered to develop strategies and action plans:

- a sector-based approach focusing on mobility or low-carbon b udiments, two major emission sectors in France (30% and 24% respectively);
a global territorial approach.

Cerema is making its local expertise available to local authorities for a period of 18 months. The local authorities involved commit to taking action and implementing experiments and innovative solutions tailored to their area. This support is complemented by collective facilitation to build collective expertise and generate a common dynamic.

Feedback from this collective work will feed into a national method for developing low-carbon territorial strategies.

Find out more: https://www.cerema.fr/fr/adapt
ation-attenuation/territories-
low-carbon

> Low-carbon renovation
Cerema is also working on low-carbon renovation issues, and has published a technical-economic study conducted with Effinergie: Rénovation BBC et exigences du Dispositif Eco Energie Tertiaire : Repères technico-économiques pour passer à l'action.
https://www.cerema.fr/fr/actua
lites/editions-renovation-bbc-
requirements-du-dispositif-eco-en
ergie

Cerema assists local authorities and property managers with low-energy building issues, particularly with regard to the energy performance of buildings and ventilation. As a direct partner to local authorities, Cerema has a wealth of experience to share with them:
Renovation and enhancement of rebuilt heritage in city centers: the example of Dunkirk: https://www.cerema.fr/fr/actua
lites/renovation-enhancement-p
atrimoine-reconstruit-centres-
towns
Collège Dorgelès in Longvic: Cerema support for exemplary energy and environmental performance: https://www.cerema.fr/fr/actua
lites/college-dorgeles-longvic
-accompagnement-du-cerema
Cerema lends its expertise to buildings in Brest's city center prior to rehabilitation work: https://www.cerema.fr/fr/actua
lites/cerema-apporte-son-expertise
tise-immeubles-du-centre-ville
-brest

> The regional plan for regional planning, sustainable development and equality (SRADDET)
The SRADDET is a regional planning document that sets out the strategy, objectives and rules laid down by the Region in several areas of regional development. Cerema assists the Regions in drafting the rules, and in certain specific areas (mobility, territorial equality, etc.).