 Subjects -> OCCUPATIONS AND CAREERS (Total: 33 journals)
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- Special Issue 25 2023 – Innovation for ecological transformation
Abstract: 
Foreword [Full text] Philippe Kourilsky
Introduction [Full text] Nicolas Renard
1. What is innovation for ecological transformation'
What is innovation for ecological transformation' [Full text] Tejas Bachiraju, India Boschet, Grace Chua, Julian Lambin and Kite Insights
The metamorphoses of innovation: systemic, intensive and responsible [Full text] Armand Hatchuel
Ecological transformation: pathways to frugal and responsible innovation [Full text] Franck Aggeri
Is technological innovation the only path to the future of the circular economy' [Full text] Jean-Paul Raillard
The Olympic Games: social and environmental innovation [Full text] Olivier Gilbert
Frugal innovation for ecological transformation - a way forward' [Full text] Saradindu Bhaduri
2. Implementing innovation for ecological transformation
Implementing innovation for ecological transformation [Full text] Tejas Bachiraju, India Boschet, Grace Chua, Julian Lambin and Kite Insights
Unpacking nature’s value - taking biodiversity impact measurement from science to action [Full text] Mahima Sukhdev, Snehal Bhosale, Anupam Ravi and Aromi Salot
Can the built environment function like nature' [Full text] Dayna Baumeister and Nicole Miller
Cities as catalysts and laboratories for ecological transformation [Full text] Luise Fischer, Francesca Rizzo, Adriana O’Phelan, Anthony Zacharzewski, Andrea Gabaldon Moreno and Carla Rodríguez Alonso
Urban Rigger and floating city solutions for ecological transformation [Full text] Anna Rosa Rylander and Signe Ryborg
How innovative solutions help Veolia to drive ecological transformation with its stakeholders [Full text] Catherine Ricou
The role of the state in environmental services innovations [Full text] Henri Boyé
Deploying business ecosystems to cope with ecological transformation [Full text] Ellen Martin and Amandine Joy
3. Innovation levers for ecological transformation
Innovation levers for ecological transformation [Full text] Tejas Bachiraju, India Boschet, Grace Chua, Julian Lambin and Kite Insights
Deploying business ecosystems to cope with ecological transformation
PubDate: 2023-11-10
- Special Issue 24 2022 – The social and economic challenges of
ecological transformation
Abstract: 
Foreword [Full text] Harvey V. Fineberg
Introduction [Full text] Nicolas Renard
1. Understanding and reconciling the issues
Understanding and reconciling the issues [Full text] Iris Levy, Mathilde Martin-Moreau and David Ménascé
From ecological transition to ecological transformation: consensus and fault lines [Full text] Iris Levy, Mathilde Martin-Moreau and David Ménascé
Environmentalism and criticism of mechanical modernity [Full text] Dominique Bourg
Geopolitics and green transition: new balances, new challenges [Full text] Sébastien Treyer
Is going circular just' Environmental justice and just transition – key elements for an inclusive circular economy [Full text] Patrick Schroeder and Jack Barrie
Who’ll pay to save the planet' [Full text] Pascale Taminiaux
The role of climate technologies in green transition pathways [Full text] Sara Trærup
2. Reinventing our modes of production and organization
Reinventing our modes of production and organization [Full text] Iris Levy, Mathilde Martin-Moreau and David Ménascé
Business and planetary boundaries: which models for tomorrow' [Full text] Fabrice Bonnifet
Toward a just green economy transition [Full text] Sangji Lee
Making low-carbon energy available 24/7 [Full text] Maud Texier
Cities, at the forefront of sustainable transformation [Full text] Ilan Cuperstein
The low-tech city: a first attempt [Full text] Pauline Detavernier and Nils Le Bot
One Health: an ecosystem-based ecology of health [Full text] Serge Morand
Transitioning the chemical market [Full text] Anna Lennquist
3. Accelerating our actions
Accelerating our actions [Full text] Iris Levy, Mathilde Martin-Moreau and David Ménascé
Governance: toward a broader vision of business [Full text] Laurent Obadia
Why valuing nature can make a difference
PubDate: 2022-10-07
- Special Issue 23 2021 – Industry and Waste : Toward the Circular
Economy
Abstract: 
Foreword [Full text] Amy Luers
Introduction [Full text] Nicolas Renard
Circular economy: strategies and policies [Full text]
1. The need for a new waste management model
The need for a new waste management model [Full text] Helen Micheaux
From waste to urban mines: a historical perspective on the circular economy [Full text] Franck Aggeri
Resource Reuse and Recycling: Limitations and Potential Opportunities [Full text] Thomas Graedel
Enhanced landfill mining, concept and challenges [Full text] Joakim Krook
Extended producer responsibility (EPR) in France [Full text] Jacques Vernier
Illegal waste shipment: an overview [Full text] Katie Olley
Circular Africa: a model for us all' [Full text] Alexandre Lemille
2. Shifting how the various actors behave
Shifting how the various actors behave [Full text] Joël Ntsondé
Towards a society of sobriety: conditions for a change in consumer behavior [Full text] Valérie Guillard
Accelerating the transition to circular consumption models: the example of the AGEC law in France [Full text] Adèle Chasson and Laetitia Vasseur
The power of public procurement in the transition to a circular economy [Full text] Ashleigh McLennan and Birgitte Krebs Schleemann
Questioning the digital reflex [Full text] Xavier Verne
Industrial symbiosis: practices in China’s industrial parks [Full text] Kai Zhao
Industrial eco-parks as drivers of the circular economy [Full text] Franck Aggeri
Measuring circularity at the corporate level [Full text] Irene Martinetti and Jarkko Havas
Co-development of industrial-quality post-consumer recycled plastic: the example of Groupe SEB and Veolia [Full text] Ingrid Tams, Jacques Tanquerel, Françoise Weber and François Guéneron
3. Pathways to an innovative circular economy
Pathways to an innovative circular economy [Full text]
PubDate: 2021-11-23
- Special Issue 22 2020 – Water, Waste & Energy: Prospects for essential
services in Africa
Abstract: 
Foreword [Full text] Mamphela Ramphele
Introduction [Full text] Nicolas Renard
Access to essential services: key figures and progress on the African continent [Full text] Mathilde Martin-Moreau and David Ménascé
1. Heading towards 2030: outlook and challenges for essential services in Africa
Heading towards 2030: outlook and challenges for essential services in Africa [Full text] Mathilde Martin-Moreau and David Ménascé
Brakes and levers for the development of essential services in Africa [Full text] Ibrahim Assane Mayaki
How can Africa’s water companies boost their resilience when facing health crises' [Full text] Fadel Ndaw
Africapolis: understanding the dynamics of urbanization in Africa [Full text] Philipp Heinrigs
The quest for efficient waste management architecture in Ghana [Full text] Martin Oteng-Ababio
The toilet: unmentionable humanitarian object or luxury good' [Full text] Tatiana Thieme and Justin De Koszmovszky
Water governance in a context of scarcity [Full text] Houria Tazi Sadeq
African smart cities in 2030 [Full text] Sénamé Koffi Agbodjinou
2. High-potential innovations for a fast-changing continent
High-potential innovations for a fast-changing continent [Full text] Mathilde Martin-Moreau and David Ménascé
Voicing the urban poor: experience from an energy justice program for and by slum dwellers [Full text] David Sheridan, Mwaura Njogu, Andrew Maki and Frederick Agyemang
Planning and managing Africa’s cities: what place for technology innovations' [Full text] Guillaume Josse
Decentralized electricity solutions: innovation in essential services is no substitute for policy [Full text] Sylvy Jaglin and Emmanuelle Guillou
Wastewater reuse: a solution with a future [Full text] Christophe Maquet
rePATRN: experience with informal waste pickers in Ghana [Full text] Jeffrey Provencal
Unlocking the circular economy potential to tackle the sanitation challenge [Full text] Louise Couder and Sheila Kibuthu
Smart meters: innovating to improve water supply in a post-COVID context [Full text] Sam Drabble, Rosemary Campbell, Philip Oyamo and Rosie Renouf
3. Conditions needed for scaling up successfully
PubDate: 2020-12-23
- Special Issue 21 2020 – Indoor air quality: tackling the challenges
of the invisible
Abstract: 
Foreword [Full text] Philippe Kourilsky
Introduction [Full text] Nicolas Renard
Paradigm change is needed to answer the indoor air quality challenge [Full text] Nicolas Dutreix and Cédric Baecher
1. Indoor air quality: a multifaceted public health problem
Indoor air quality: a multifaceted public health problem [Full text] Cédric Baecher, Fanny Sohui, Leah Ball and Octave Masson
Managing indoor air quality to protect occupant health [Full text] Fabien Squinazi
Energy transition for better air quality: a public health issue [Full text] Maria P. Neira
The Indoor Air Quality Observatory (OQAI): a unique project to understand air pollution in our living spaces [Full text] Corinne Mandin
Commuting by subway' What you need to know about air quality [Full text] Teresa Moreno and Fulvio Amato
What do we breathe inside our cars' Characterization of the infiltration of pollutants and recommendations [Full text] Amine Mehel
2. Acting for healthy indoor air: from measurement to remediation
Acting for healthy indoor air: from measurement to remediation [Full text] Cédric Baecher, Fanny Sohui, Leah Ball and Octave Masson
Monitor, inform, understand, innovate: the role of Airparif, a non-profit organization accredited by France’s Ministry of the Environment to monitor air quality [Full text] Karine Léger
Architecture and the challenges of indoor air quality [Full text] Dietmar Feichtinger
From identifying to acting: how to guarantee good quality air in buildings [Full text] Sabine Fauquez and Frédéric Bouvier
Using plants and soil microbes to purify indoor air: lessons from NASA and Biosphere 2 experiments [Full text] Bill C. Wolverton and Mark Nelson
Artificial intelligence and indoor air quality: better health with new technologies [Full text] Yann Boquillod
3. From public perceptions to policymaking: shining light on an invisible pollution
From public perceptions to policymaking: shining light on an invisible pollution [Full text] Cédric Baecher, Fanny Sohui, Leah Ball and Octave Masson
Public perception of indoor air quality in China, Belgium and France: the discovery of an invisible enemy [Full text] Laurence Bedeau
A multiparty and global effort to address air pollution around the world [Full text] ...
PubDate: 2020-02-24
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