L’appropriation par les habitants des dispositifs de végétalisation urbaine participative à Lyon : quelles inégalités socio-spatiales ?

Deschamps, Amélie

doi:10.4000/developpementdurable.18012

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How do attitudes shape protective practices against the Asian tiger mosquito in community gardens in a nonendemic country?

2022

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Background The Asian tiger mosquito Aedes albopictus is responsible for the transmission of many arboviruses worldwide and is well adapted to thrive in urban environments. In mainland France, a nonendemic area, this mosquito is responsible for several autochthonous and imported cases of chikungunya and dengue each year. Better management and prevention of mosquito-borne disease transmission in nonendemic areas is thus of global concern. In this context, the aim of this study was to provide a better understanding of mosquito–human interactions as well as human behavior and beliefs in regard to this mosquito species in urban areas. Methods We focused on people who participate in community gardens, which are increasingly popular initiatives in metropolitan France and are conducive to the development of tiger mosquitoes. To evaluate community gardeners’ knowledge and practices in relation to mosquito management and control, we conducted a knowledge, attitude, and practice (KAP) survey. Results In contrast to previous KAP studies, we showed that attitudes, more than knowledge, influence the practices of community gardeners in relation to mosquitoes. Interestingly, all gardeners who participated in the survey were concerned about the Asian tiger mosquito and were motivated to incorporate mosquito control methods in their gardens. Moreover, mosquitoes were perceived as nuisances rather than disease vector species. A change in community gardeners’ perceptions could facilitate more appropriate behavior to control this species. Conclusions This survey reveals the lack of knowledge and awareness of good practices for the efficient control of the Asian tiger mosquito in green urban areas. Graphical Abstract

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How do attitudes shape protective practices against the Asian tiger mosquito in community gardens in a nonendemic country?

2022

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Une évolution des jardins collectifs vers des fonctions de production et d’expérimentation : exemple des jardins partagés lyonnais

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2024

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Le jardin collectif a le vent en poupe dans les villes françaises. Porteurs d’enjeux pour les collectivités qui y voient un moyen de retisser du lien social et de permettre à des habitants de produire des légumes, mais aussi pour les habitants qui veulent rencontrer leurs voisins et profiter d’un espace de verdure à proximité de chez eux, ces jardins rencontrent et complètent les problématiques urbaines d’aujourd’hui : participation et inclusion des habitants dans l’aménagement du territoire. Via une étude qualitative menée auprès des participants de jardins partagés de Lyon, nous montrons que ces espaces sont aussi des lieux d’exclusion, s’éloignant de leurs valeurs de départ.

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L’appropriation par les habitants des dispositifs de végétalisation urbaine participative à Lyon : quelles inégalités socio-spatiales ?

Cited by 7 publications

References 38 publications

How do attitudes shape protective practices against the Asian tiger mosquito in community gardens in a nonendemic country?

How do attitudes shape protective practices against the Asian tiger mosquito in community gardens in a nonendemic country?

Une évolution des jardins collectifs vers des fonctions de production et d’expérimentation : exemple des jardins partagés lyonnais

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