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Le label Quartiers Durables Méditerranéens

Bâtiments Économie durable Management et gouvernance Réseaux Vie locale
  •  Créativité
  •  Inclusion
  •  Résilience
  •  Sobriété
Thématiques : 
  • Construction
  • Exploitation
  • Matériaux
  • Économie sociale et solidaire
  • Conduite du changement
  • Transport de personnes
  • Énergie
  • Renforcement du lien social et de la solidarité

L’objectif du label est de décliner le label ÉcoQuartier au niveau régional pour aiguiller les porteurs de projet vers les solutions les plus adaptées à la région Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur. Une démarche similaire existe en Occitanie (QDO : Quartiers Durables Occitaniens).​

Le label QDM s'applique à toutes les étapes de la conception du quartier : de la programmation au fonctionnement. Le projet est présenté lors de trois commissions publiques selon ses différentes phases : en avant-projet (Commission Conception), au moment de la livraison du bâtiment (Commission Réalisation), pour le fonctionnement avec les usagers deux ans après la fin des travaux (Commission Usage). ​

Le label s'organise autour de 8 thématiques : contextes et milieux naturels ;  mobilités ; gestion des déchets ;  matériaux énergie ; gestion de l’eau ; cadre de vie et santé ; social et économie ; gestion de projet. Parmi les caractéristiques emblématiques d'un quartier QDM, on retrouve les enjeux suivants : le confort d’été, ilot de chaleur et gestion de l’eau, la biodiversité. ​

Parmi 19 prérequis, la démarche QDM est vigilante sur l'aspect multifonctionnel, sur les bonnes liaisons avec les quartiers avoisinants et sur l'aspect participation.​

 

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Cible : Organismes publics et privés
Échelle : Quartier
Phase de projet : Programmation - Conception - Réalisation - Fonctionnement
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