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UNIVERSITy TOULOUSE - JEAN JAURèS Research Center 54% of the world's population lives in urban areas (UN, 2014) and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) forecasts that in 2050, 80% of humanity will live in the city. In this context, urban agriculture (UA) is developing largely in very different forms in the large agglomerations of the world. They support the project of food self-sufficiency and reactivate the utopia of a fertile city with edible landscapes. With the agri-urban project, the UA proposes the implementation of a win-win process where city and agriculture are reinvented jointly. The development of sustainable UAs, however, requires cross-reflection on issues of agronomy, environment and health, spatial planning, urban metabolism and education. This is why the international congress "Sustainable UA: Vector for the Ecological Transition" organized by the CERTOP and LISST laboratories brings together in Toulouse the actors of urban agriculture (scientists, politicians, associations, technicians and students), to present, discuss and question the various facets of UA. Six thematic sessions will be organized according to presentations, discussions (posters and round tables), and site visits. • Session 1: Urban agronomy • Session 2: Agriculture in Urban Projects and Experiences • Session 3: Environment and Health • Session 4: Circular economy: Urban metabolism and eco-engineering • Session 5: Ecological Transition • Session 6: Urban Agriculture and Training Sustainable Urban Farming: Vector for Ecological Transition I N T E R N A T I O N A L S Y M P O S I U M Toulouse June 2017 6-9 Call to communication This international congress will promote the emergence of participatory and interdisciplinary research projects, the consolidation of partnerships, an understanding of the various forms of UA and the development of the pedagogical actions initiated by the Agriville Network (http://reseau- Agriville.com/). A strong valorization of the selected works will be ensured: Proceedings of the symposium; Contacts : [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] Conception graphique : Benoît Colas, UT2J / CPRS - DAR. Photographies : © Olivier Bories.

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UNIVERSITy TOULOUSE - JEAN JAURèSResearch Center

54% of the world's population lives in urban areas (UN,2014) and the Food and Agriculture Organization of theUnited Nations (FAO) forecasts that in 2050, 80% ofhumanity will live in the city. In this context, urban agriculture(UA) is developing largely in very different forms in the largeagglomerations of the world. They support the project offood self-sufficiency and reactivate the utopia of a fertile citywith edible landscapes. With the agri-urban project, the UAproposes the implementation of a win-win process wherecity and agriculture are reinvented jointly. The developmentof sustainable UAs, however, requires cross-reflection onissues of agronomy, environment and health, spatialplanning, urban metabolism and education. This is why theinternational congress "Sustainable UA: Vector for theEcological Transition" organized by the CERTOP andLISST laboratories brings together in Toulouse the actorsof urban agriculture (scientists, politicians, associations,technicians and students), to present, discuss andquestion the various facets of UA. Six thematic sessionswill be organized according to presentations, discussions(posters and round tables), and site visits.

•Session 1: Urban agronomy•Session 2: Agriculture in Urban Projects and Experiences•Session 3: Environment and Health•Session 4: Circular economy: Urban metabolism and

eco-engineering•Session 5: Ecological Transition•Session 6: Urban Agriculture and Training

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This international congress will promote the emergence of participatory and interdisciplinary research projects, theconsolidation of partnerships, an understanding of the various forms of UA and the development of the pedagogicalactions initiated by the Agriville Network (http://reseau- Agriville.com/).

A strong valorization of the selected works will be ensured: Proceedings of the symposium;

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• Communication proposals, instructions for authors:

- Summary of 2 pages maximum (including bibliography) in English or French,including: title, authors' names and affiliations, maximum 6 keywords.

- Precise the desired presentation (presentation or poster) and the session (S1 to S6).- Pdf file to be sent before 1 March 2017, depending on the session to:

S1 [email protected] ; [email protected] [email protected] ; [email protected] [email protected] ; [email protected] [email protected] ; [email protected] [email protected] ; [email protected] [email protected] ; [email protected]

• Planning:

Deadline: Action:March 1, 2017 - Submission of abstracts.April 8, 2017 - Result of the evaluation of the abstracts submitted.April 16, 2017 - Diffusion of the detailed program.May 26, 2017 - Registration on the site of UT2J:100 € for the congress + 15 € per lunch.

• Practical information:

- Toulouse is a very accessible city (international airport of Blagnac and railwaystation Matabiau), and Toulouse University Jean-Jaurès (UT2J) is close to the metroMirail (line A).Http://www.logitravel.fr/guias-de-viajes/toulouse-709.html- In March 2017, information on hotels close to the UT2J will be offered.

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Call to communication

Comité scientifique

• PR Duchemin E. (UQAM, Canada)• DR Hinsinger P. (INRA, ESE, Montpellier-France)• PR Cortet (University, CEFE, Montpellier-France)

• Dr Alleto L., Dr Bertoni G. & Dr Jacquin A. (University, Dynafor, Toulouse-France)

• PR Motelica M. (University, ISTO, Orléans-France)• Dr Quenea K. (University, Metis, Paris-France)

• PR Schwartz C. (University Lorraine, INRA)• PR Jaillet MC. (University, UT2J, Lisst, France)

• Dr Bories O. (University, Lisst DR, France)• DR Monique Toublanc (ENSP, LAREP)

• Dr Consales JN. (University Aix, Telemme, France)• Dr Duvernoy I. (INRA, Agir, Toulouse-France)

• PR Hiner Colleen C. (Texas State University, USA)• Dr Gambino M. (University UT2J, Lisst DR)

• PR Carlos J. (University, Spain)• PR E. Stefaniak (University, Poland)• Dr Shahid M. (University, Pakistan)

• Dr Schreck E. (University, GET, France)• PR Feidt C. (University, URAFPA, France)

• PR Li ZA (CAS, China)• PR Dumat C. (University, CERTOP, France)

• Dr Sobanska S. (CNRS, France)• Dr Pelfrêne A. (ISA, LGCgE, France)

• Dr Aubry C. (INRA, SAD-APT, Paris-France)• PR Lepengue N. & Dr Mombo S. (University, Africa)

• Dr Adoue C. (Indiggo, France)• PR Bourg D. (University, Swiss)

• Dr Foucault y. (Bureaux Veritas, France)• Dr Beaudet L. (UPSP Ephor, Agrocampus Ouest, Angers)

• Dubbeling M. Director RUAF-Foundation (Sustainable UA and Food systems)

• DR Darmon N. (INRA, France)• Dr Montalban B. (University, Spain)

• Dr Sochacki L., Dr Crivellari P., Dr Busca D. & PR Dumat C. (University, CERTOP, France)

• Dr Xiong T. (University, China)• DR Austruy A. (Institut Ecocitoyen, France) • PR Guetat H. (University, Lisst DR, France)

Comité d’organisation

• F. Denuc (CPRS- UT2J)• C. Jareno & F. David (SaluTerre, scop)

• A. Bispo & I. Feix (ADEME)• F. Chevalarias & A. Pierart (Réseau-Agriville)

• O. Bories & JM Cazenave (Lisst DR, France, ENSFEA)• G. Bertoni & L. Beaudeigne (ENSAT)

• A. Razous (CERTOP, UT2)• P. Crivalleri & L. Sochacki (CERTOP, IUT)

• C. Dumat (CERTOP, ENSAT)• C. Ortega & C. Romain (GreenMyCity)

• y. Ardourel (Association FReDD Film, Recherche, Développement Durable, UT2)

SustainableUrban Farming: Vector for Ecological Transition