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Rethinking regional planning after the Covid-19 pandemic. The example of the Grand Paris Express (GPE) and its urban planning projects

Par : Contributeur(s) : Type de matériel : TexteTexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2021. Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : For several decades, French land-use planning policy has favored the most populous cities, to the point that a law (of 2014) was entitled to ensure “the affirmation of metropolises”. Previously, in 2010, another law was intended to give priority to Paris, with the very important project of a new transport infrastructure, the Grand Paris Express metro (GPE), accompanied by urban planning projects. But this project, the largest in Europe, raises many questions: Does it correspond to the priority needs of the people of Paris? Is it financially sustainable ? Can its demographic equation be easily resolved? Are the paradigms leading to this project well founded? Finally, after the Covid-19 pandemic, is the GPE more justified than ever, or is it wrong in terms of regional planning?
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For several decades, French land-use planning policy has favored the most populous cities, to the point that a law (of 2014) was entitled to ensure “the affirmation of metropolises”. Previously, in 2010, another law was intended to give priority to Paris, with the very important project of a new transport infrastructure, the Grand Paris Express metro (GPE), accompanied by urban planning projects. But this project, the largest in Europe, raises many questions: Does it correspond to the priority needs of the people of Paris? Is it financially sustainable ? Can its demographic equation be easily resolved? Are the paradigms leading to this project well founded? Finally, after the Covid-19 pandemic, is the GPE more justified than ever, or is it wrong in terms of regional planning?

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