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Titre : |
The Sponge Approach : A Critical Analysis of Emerging Water Management Language and its Implications for European Landscapes
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Auteur(s) : |
Louis Bonhoure, Auteur (et co-auteur)
Céline Debrieu-Levrat, Tuteur Benoît Fribourg-Blanc, Responsable de stage Agroparistech (Montpellier; FRA), Etablissement de soutenance Université de Montpellier (Montpellier; FRA), Etablissement de soutenance |
Type de document : | Mémoire |
Filière : | M. : ES -- Eau et société |
Sujets : | Gestion des ressources en eau ; Inondations -- Maîtrise ; Sécheresse ; Zones humides ; Aménagement urbain Perméabilité du sol |
Résumé : |
New terminology and jargon are developed to reflect changing ideas, concepts, and visions of water management. Within the scope of three newly funded Horizon Europe projects (SpongeScapes, SpongeBoost and SpongeWorks) the new terminology of “sponge function” is being used to reflect changes in water management strategies which can tackle modifications to the hydrological cycle caused by climate change and increasing anthropic pressures. Although the vocabulary has recently entered EU language, it has historically been associated with wetland and forest hydrology. It is also linked to Natural Water Retention Measures (NWRM), a term introduced in 2011 by the European Commission following an assessment of the Water Framework Directive after 10 years of implementation. Because sponge crea[...]
New terminology and jargon are developed to reflect changing ideas, concepts, and visions of water management. Within the scope of three newly funded Horizon Europe projects (SpongeScapes, SpongeBoost and SpongeWorks) the new terminology of “sponge function” is being used to reflect changes in water management strategies which can tackle modifications to the hydrological cycle caused by climate change and increasing anthropic pressures. Although the vocabulary has recently entered EU language, it has historically been associated with wetland and forest hydrology. It is also linked to Natural Water Retention Measures (NWRM), a term introduced in 2011 by the European Commission following an assessment of the Water Framework Directive after 10 years of implementation. Because sponge creates strong imagery (much more than NWRM) and associations with an everyday household object (kitchen or bathroom sponge), it is often used in communication and has been used by certain communities to change or revitalise narratives on urban storm water management and nature conservation. Among various project partners and stakeholders, the strong communicative potential of sponge vocabulary was highlighted. Furthermore, although the vocabulary evokes a common functional understanding of what is expected from sponge, it was also noted that differences arose in its application at the landscape level, reflecting individuals’ experiences and field of expertise.
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Date de publication : | 2024 |
Format : | 2 pdf (43, [219] p.) |
Note(s) : |
Stage de fin d'étude du master "Sciences de l'eau" parcours Eau et Société
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Langue(s) : | Anglais |
Organisme d'accueil : | Office international de l'Eau (OIEau), Limoges |
Lien vers la notice : | https://infodoc.agroparistech.fr/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=226506 |
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Localisation | Emplacement | Pôle | Section | Cote | Support | Disponibilité |
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Montpellier | Serveur | Eau et Société | MEM-M2-2024-BONH A-E | Numérique | Diffusable Exclu du prêt | |
Montpellier | Serveur | Eau et Société | MEM-M2-2024-BONH B-E | Numérique | Consultable sous conditions Disponible |
Documents numériques (2)
![]() BONHOURE_2024 Adobe Acrobat PDF |
![]() BONHOURE_2024 Annexes partielles Adobe Acrobat PDF |