Changes in behavior and lifestyle are essential to the deployment of the energy and ecological transition. The conditions for the success of this transition do not depend solely on technical progress.
Technology, like public policy measures, cannot be designed independently of the user, their practices and the groups in which they operate.
In recent years, we have observed, at all territorial levels, a multiplication of initiatives aimed at changing behavior. These initiatives, more or less successful, come up against the will and/or the ability of individuals and collectives to act.
How are end users taken into account in the definition and implementation of actions and technical devices or public policies?
How can we collectively think about these systems, a guarantee of their appropriation and support?
How to rethink modes of governance?
Research in the human and social sciences (SHS) helps us understand how individuals can adapt their practices as well as the institutional developments necessary to move towards new economic and governance models.
It is because the ecological transition is also a social transition that ADEME launched the TEES call for projects and shares some results here.
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