Evaluation d’impact de l’agriculture périurbaine sur Bordeaux Métropole
Context
Peri-urban agriculture in Bordeaux Metropolis
In Bordeaux Metropolis, peri-urban agriculture is a key lever for preserving agricultural land, limiting soil artificialization, and strengthening local food supply. Approximately 5 500 hectares of agricultural land, or 10% of the territory, remain in the metropolis, supported by an active policy aimed at promoting agricultural installation, agroecological projects, and the development of short supply chains, at the intersection of food, environmental, and urban issues.
service
Measuring the socio-economic impact of the agricultural sector
The study conducted by Vertigo Lab has several objectives:
- Evaluate the impact of the agricultural sector in Bordeaux Metropolis on its territory, at the scale of Gironde and New Aquitaine, both quantitatively and qualitatively;
- Identify the specific advantages and disadvantages of peri-urban agriculture;
- Assess the potential for agricultural development in the Bordeaux metropolitan area.
BENEFITS
Identify the levers for developing peri-urban agriculture
The work also identified the specific advantages and constraints of peri-urban agriculture, as well as assessed the potential for agricultural development in the Bordeaux metropolitan area. These findings provide a strategic basis to guide local public policies in favor of sustainable agriculture that is economically viable and fully integrated into urban dynamics.
The + Vertigo Lab
We mobilized our expertise in territorial socio-economic evaluation to objectively assess the contribution of peri-urban agriculture.
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