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DC3 — Big data and In Natura calculation for ecological planning

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    Project titleBig data and In Natu­ra cal­cu­la­tion for eco­log­i­cal plan­ning (DC3)
    Super­vi­sorsCédric Durand (UNIGE), Razmig Keucheyan (UPC)
    Work pack­ageWP3 — Knowl­edge, inno­va­tion and sociotech­ni­cal tran­si­tions in the dig­i­tal era
    Objec­tivesThe objec­tive is to analyse how big data can be used for the analy­sis of eco­nom­ic metab­o­lism and, con­se­quent­ly, for the eco­log­i­cal plan­ning. With­in the Dough­nut econ­o­my per­spec­tive, eco­log­i­cal plan­ning can be viewed as a reshuf­fling of eco­nom­ic gov­er­nance in order to organ­ise mate­r­i­al degrowth (a hard eco­log­i­cal con­strain to meet plan­e­tary bound­aries) and a more con­scious man­age­ment of pro­duc­tion and con­sump­tion process­es (to meet uni­ver­sal basic needs with­in a demo­c­ra­t­ic path).
    Expect­ed resultsDC3 will (i) estab­lish a tax­on­o­my of the uses of big data for eco­log­i­cal deci­sion mak­ing, (ii) pro­pose a method­ol­o­gy for in natu­ra cal­cu­la­tion, (iii) devel­op a the­o­ret­i­cal frame­work artic­u­lat­ing in natu­ra indi­ca­tors and price sig­nals com­pat­i­ble with the imple­men­ta­tion of the hard eco­log­i­cal con­straint, (iv) build on the pre­vi­ous ele­ments for insti­tu­tion­al design of eco­log­i­cal planning.
    Planned mobil­i­ty / secondment(s)Dura­tion of the PhD: 36 months (M6-M42)
    Main insti­tu­tion: UNIGE
    Vis­it­ing and secondment(s): UPC (M18 to M26) and SGPE (M26-M30)
    Degree award­ing institutionUNIGE
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