Context

The city centre of Granville (50) faces several problems: a lack of centrality, few spaces for pedestrians and cyclists, a very road-oriented character of the access roads, few physical and landscape links with the port... To reflect on the city centre of tomorrow and to support the reflections of the project management team, the City has decided to implement a broad consultation process with economic, institutional and associative stakeholders as well as the general public.

Missions

• Develop a strategy and consultation program to enable stakeholders and residents to actively contribute to the design of their future city center.

• Organize and facilitate various sharing opportunities: workshops, field meetings, exhibitions, the Jenparle ...

• Supporting the municipal team in its public communication: mobilization campaigns, creation of materials and content, preparation of elected officials for public meetings.

Innovative dimensions of the approach

• Positioned very early on, in the study phase, consultation allows the reflections of elected officials, services and project management to be fed progressively, from diagnosis to the definition of priority intervention sectors.

• Deployment of a Jenparle to collect users' experiences and expectations through a quantitative and qualitative questionnaire, and a participatory map to geolocate contributions.

• Discover the project in a fun way thanks to an interactive tour hosted on Jenparle