Sustainability Science - Volume 3

Olivier Dangles; Marie-Lise Sabrié; Claire Fréour

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Sustainability Science - Volume 3

Understand, co-construct, transform

Sous la direction de Olivier Dangles, Marie-Lise Sabrié et Claire Fréour

This third volume of contributions from members of the IRD community - scientists, experts, artists, project leaders and representatives of civil society - brings the total number of articles published on this theme since 2022 to over 100. Structured around the triptych “understand, co-construct, transform,” these articles collectively amount to a compendium of sustainability science, a science which is rapidly emerging as a key response to some of the greatest challenges of the 21st century, an...

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Peer review board
Valérie Verdier, IRD Chairperson and Chief Executive Officer
Gilles Pecassou, Deputy Executive Director
Isabelle Benoist, General Secretary
Philippe Charvis, Deputy Director for Science
Marie-Lise Sabrié, Director of the Scientific and Technological Culture Mission
Claire Fréour, Sustainability Science Mission Director

Éditeur : IRD Éditions

Lieu d’édition : Marseille

Publication sur OpenEdition Books : 16 juillet 2026

ISBN numérique : 978-2-7099-3120-5

DOI : 10.4000/16l6q

Collection : Hors collection

Année d’édition : 2024

Nombre de pages : 156

Valérie Verdier

Preface

Olivier Dangles, Marie-Lise Sabrié et Claire Fréour

Introduction

Understand

Joseph Larmarange

The science of implementation: from effective innovations to sustainable interventions

Laetitia Gauvin

Human transport systems and sustainability

Romain Authier, Benjamin Pillot, Guillaume Guimbretière et al.

The food-energy-water nexus for small islands

Heribert Hirt, Ndjido Ardo Kane et Laurent Laplaze

A paradigm shift in agricultural research to tackle climate change

Ottone Scammacca

Geodiversity, geofunctionality and land planning: an interdisciplinary perspective on non-organic resources

Valérie Clerc

An obstacle to SDG 11 “Sustainable Cities and Communities": what makes a “slum”?

Patricia Licznar-Fajardo et Jean-Louis Perrin

An interdisciplinary approach to studying antimicrobial resistance

Guillaume Dezecache

Cognition at the heart of sustainability

Andres Garchitorena

Global health challenges and solutions: what can sustainability science bring to the table?

Risa Permanadeli, Irene Valitutto, Martin Aweh et al.

The concept of the “sustainable city” in the Global South and the spectre of decolonisation

Romain Guyot, Rommel Montufar et Cédric Mariac

What can genetics bring to the concept of ecological sustainability?

Isabelle Guérin

Women in debt: the invisible cost of sustainability

Eva Maire

Protecting marine food systems against the decline of coral reefs

Romain Leclercq

The ‘saturated’ city: understanding urban landscapes in the Anthropocene epoch

Co-construct

Éric Blanchart et Jean Trap

Intensifying the ecological functions of soils for a more sustainable agriculture: acting with actors

Alice Chadwick El-Ali et Maggy Heintz

Equitable research partnerships: putting theory into practice

Marie-Paule Bonnet, Neriane N. da Hora, Kevin Chapuis et al.

Fishing in the Amazon: play first, negotiate later

Mina Kleiche-Dray et Maël Goumri

Participatory research and sustainability science

Sylvie Fanchette, Nadège Letourneur et Emmanuel Pannier

The ambivalence of low carbon research with partners in the Global South

Manuelle Philippe

Analysing one's partnership style in co‑constructed and co-directed projects

Papa Gueye Sow, Antoine Baigue, Manon Balagi et al.

Joint field work, a catalyst to transdisciplinarity

Julien Rebotier, Pascale Metzger, Jean-Mathieu Nocquet et al.

Developing disaster science as a means of reducing risks

Transform

Maïssa Mbaye, Gaoussou Camara et Hélène Kirchner

The digital transformation of African universities: opportunities and challenges for the SDGs

Thomas Delahais et Agathe Devaux-Spatarakis

How can we amplify and promote the impact of scientific research on society?

Jean-Marc Lange

Towards a didactics of sustainability

Valéry Ridde et Tony Zitty

Knowledge brokering: rising to the challenges of sustainability science

Alice Comte, Stéphanie Juban, Laura Leblanc et al.

Sustainability science in Horizon Europe collaborative projects

Olivier Ragueneau et Vanessa Lea

Transformative territorial science: the example of the “Zone Atelier” network

Nathalie Blanc

In defence of artistic ecologies

Frédéric Zahm, Sydney Girard, David Carayon et al.

Evaluating the sustainability of agricultural systems: the example of the Idea4 method

Boru Douthwaite

Outcome Trajectory Evaluation – Analysing the impact of research on policy

Laurent Guillou

The Sustainable Development Goals in the IRD’s scientific publications

This third volume of contributions from members of the IRD community - scientists, experts, artists, project leaders and representatives of civil society - brings the total number of articles published on this theme since 2022 to over 100. Structured around the triptych “understand, co-construct, transform,” these articles collectively amount to a compendium of sustainability science, a science which is rapidly emerging as a key response to some of the greatest challenges of the 21st century, and a catalysing force for the necessary societal transformations.

Olivier Dangles (dir.)

Olivier Dangles is a researcher in sustainability science at IRD and co-founder of WasiLab at the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador. His scientific approach, both nomadic and attentive to aesthetics, engages with sustainability challenges across multiple ecosystems, with a particular focus on the tropical Andes.

Marie-Lise Sabrié (dir.)

Director of the scientific and technological culture mission at IRD, Marie-Lise Sabrié is also the delegate for ‘science with and for society’ within IRD's governance structure.

Claire Fréour (dir.)

Claire Fréour is a sustainability science project manager at IRD.

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