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Sixth annual International Conference of Territorial Intelligence "Tools and methods of Territorial Intelligence"
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La communauté de communes des Plaines de Dijon (en Bourgogne Franche-Comté, France, dont l’acronyme usuel est CCPD) s’interroge sur ces points, et a décidé de s’engager dans la rédaction d’un document d’orientation politique important : le Projet de Territoire.
Dans une double posture d’accompagnement méthodologique et de recherche-action, cette collectivité nous a demandé d’inventer ensemble la conception et l’écriture collective de ce projet de territoire qui s’apparente à un guide pour l’action publique locale, à une feuille de route opérationnelle adoptée par les élus communautaires.
Nous avons alors imaginé une recherche action faisant appel à la méthodologie Catalyse® (inti.hypotheses.org), structurant une intelligence collective territoriale innovante pour ce territoire. Il s’agit de confronter la vision des élus, des agents, des citoyens et des acteurs locaux du territoire dans deux dimensions : quelle perception de la CCPD expriment-ils individuellement et collectivement ? Quelles projections peuvent-ils imaginer pour les 15 ou 20 ans à venir ? Quels éléments envisagent-ils pour s’accorder sur un projet de territoire commun ? Comment en hiérarchiser les éléments dans l’optique de la transition socio-écologique ?
Dans cette communication, nous nous attacherons à présenter le contexte de la recherche action, la méthodologie imaginée et expérimentée, ainsi que les premiers résultats, puisque le dispositif se terminera au printemps prochain.
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Organisé par les laboratoire Sic.lab (Sciences de l'Information et de la Communication) et le GRM (Sciences de Gestion), un workshop a eu lieu à la MSH de Nice le vendredi 29 juin 2018, rassemblant praticiens et universitaires autour d’une problématique commune : les « Pratiques collaboratives et réseaux d’acteurs dans les territoires ».
Cette problématique se décline en trois axes :
1er axe : Gouvernance et réseaux : réseaux d’acteurs de l’innovation, réseaux numériques, pratiques collaboratives,
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De nombreux outils de diffusion de données territoriales existent. Chaque jour, de nouveaux indicateurs de plus en plus fins sont développés et mis à disposition du public comme des décideurs locaux. Ces données et indicateurs sont diffusés via différents portails internet dont l’appropriation par les acteurs est à ce jour difficilement quantifiée et qualifiée. Une étude conjointe entre le Commissariat Général à l’Égalité des Territoires (www.cget.gouv.fr) et le laboratoire CIMEOS – MSH de Dijon, de l’Univ. de Bourgogne Franche-Comté a été lancée en 2016 afin de construire une vision concertée de l’utilisation pratique par les territoires des connaissances produites nationalement, afin d’en comprendre l’impact, d’en évaluer la prégnance dans la construction des politiques publiques au niveau local comme national. Comment des démarches de diagnostic et d’observation s’inscrivent par exemple dans des dynamiques d’intelligence territoriale actées par les acteurs locaux ?
Dans un contexte de quartiers dits « prioritaires », amenés à se transformer au gré des innovations sociales, l’intérêt est ici de comprendre comment les acteurs se sont approprié des outils d’observation du territoire pour affiner leurs stratégies et améliorer la qualité de leurs actions.
Notre enquête, menée auprès d’élus, d’associatifs, de bureaux d’études, comme de producteurs et diffuseurs de données, permet d’éclairer de nouveaux modes de communication organisationnelle. Ce projet, revêtant la forme d’une recherche-action, s’intéresse dans un second volet à la production d’indicateurs par et pour les parties prenantes d’un territoire, à leur implication en amont de la réflexion et de la définition des besoins. Il questionne donc les acteurs sur l’organisation, la production et l’usage des informations territoriales. La méthodologie adoptée combine une enquête par entretiens semi-directifs, de l’analyse des contenus et des discours, et de la veille informationnelle territoriale.
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- 1. Information and territoriale decision support Florent Joerin Chaire de recherche du Canada en aide à la décision territoriale Université Laval, Québec, Canada 16 octobre 2008
- 4. Suitability for new shops
- 5. Suitability for new shops Joerin Bozovic 2007
- 14. Decision process Evaluation Action Observation Territorial system Diagnosis Intelligence Design Review Choice Action Choice
- 15. Decision process: information transformation Evaluation Action Observation Territorial system Information Indicator Alternatives Criterion Choice
- 16. Decision process: different tools Evaluation Action Observation Territorial system GIS Indicators systems Project Management software Multicriteria analysis Choice
- 20. Contextualised indicators Improve accessibility to health services Healthy life expectancy
- 22. Interconnected indicators Grocery and food stores density Healthy life expectancy
- 23. Grocery and food density
- 24. Des indicateurs contextualisés Life course Juliette and her son : a single parent family
- 25. Des indicateurs contextualisés Systemic diagram causal relationships
- 26. Systemic diagram causal relationships
- 27. Design process Comittee (author) Priorities and Causal relationships First list : 50 indicators Paul Bernard, Université de Montréal Focus Groups Socioscope Systemic diagram
- 29. More than 4500 bus stop
- 30. Criteria Criterion Evaluator Traffic # passengers at stop Connection # of possible connecting routes Potential # of possible connecting routes Intermodality Connection with others transport services Peak performance Stability of use (passengers/hours) Frequency # of buses by day Urban context Industrial, residential, dow-town, etc.
- 31. Range of bus route connection
- 33. Decision-makers preferences Criterion Indifference threshold Preference threshold Weights % Traffic 1 23 25 % Connection 8 12 20 % Potential 3551 6190 10 % Intermodality 6 15 10 % Peak performance 2,2 26,3 10 % Frequency 10 20 20 % Urban context 0 1 5 %
- 34. Mutlicriteria analysis (Electre TRI)
- 37. Building understanding How to decide ? Interaction Territorial system Mental model Decision system Virtual model direct Interaction virtual Interaction Decision Mental model Experiences Socioscope Decision support process Multicriteria analysis
- 38. Building preferences Information Information Concerns Motivations Information Stakeholders Stakeholders Territory Decision Expert Preferences Stakeholders
- 44. Cartographics indicators (on line) Dwelling affordability % of households spending more than 30% in the renting cost
- 45. Cartographics indicators (printed) Dwelling affordability
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