(Im-)material flow analysis framework implementation on repair and reuse initiatives
2020
This research aims at understanding better the nature of stakeholders' resistance to and interest in repair and reuse. In fact, the authors assume that in the future waste management could be less centralized using a network of territorialized initiatives based on repair and reuse activities with high social and environmental values. Such system innovation requires tools and methods to support analysis and facilitate decision-making in multi-stakeholders, multi-scales systems. The framework for spatiotemporal analysis of territorial projects considers a project's stakeholder network and the way they mobilize resources. These resources may be tangible or intangible, brought by individuals, organizations or even the territory. This communication focuses on the implementation of such an analysis in the community of communes Coeur de Savoie, to understand how local initiatives emerge and on which interactions and resources they are based. This paper proposes feedback on the implementation of the spatio-temporal analysis in one case study (Coeur de Savoie), and provides insights to build new networks promoting reuse and repair. Keywords: repair and reuse initiatives, material and immaterial resources, circular economy, case study 1 "The transition to a circular economy aims to go beyond the linear economic model consisting of extracting, manufacturing, consuming and disposing of, by calling for a sober and responsible consumption of natural resources and primary raw materials as well as, in order of priority, the prevention of the production of waste, in particular through the reuse of products, and, depending on the hierarchy of waste treatment methods, to reuse, recycle or, failing that, recover waste." (Code de l'environnement, article L. 110-1-1) 2 Law n° 2015-992 17 August 2015 relating to the energy transition for green growth. 3 Law n° 2020-105 10 February 2020 relating to the fight against waste and the circular economy 4 "The concept of a social and solidarity economy (SSE) designates a set of companies organized in the form of cooperatives, mutual societies, associations, or foundations, whose internal functioning and activities are based on a principle of solidarity and social utility.
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