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Le Petit Corconnac

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Commenced:	01/02/2011
Submitted:	20/12/2014
Last updated:	07/10/2015
Location:	11 Bis Route de Cussac, Saint-Laurent Médoc , FR
Climate zone:	Warm Temperate

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Le Petit Corconnac

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Rural, Residential, Community, Demonstration, Educational

Project Summary

«Le Petit Corconnac» est un projet associatif de mise en valeur d’un hameau par la conception d'un design favorisant l’abondance alimentaire, les liens sociaux et l’écologie locale

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Initié par un jeune couple, dans le cadre d’une activité associative, le lieu situé à Saint-Laurent Médoc, comprend aujourd'hui:
un point de rencontre et d'échange entre voisins
Un espace de jeu naturel pour les enfants
Des potagers individuels et collectifs
Une mini-pépinière
Un poulailler verger
Des ruches
Divers aménagements paysagers
Ce lieu favorise les interactions et le développement des ressources indigènes.
De par sa dynamique collective et créative, il contribue a l’épanouissement individuel et donc a la sante de la communauté.
Le projet fait appel a des ressources propres, au financement participatif, aux donateurs et aux subventions.
L'association Ludik'Agri, dont le siège social est situe au cœur du lieu, est la structure juridique responsable, qui encadre le projet.
En octobre 2013 celui-ci a donné lieu à la réalisation d'une séquence pour le film "l'urgence de ralentir» documentaire de 90mn qui sera diffusé en 2014 sur Arte*, qui explore les "oasis" de décélérration qui fleurissent a travers le monde, en tentant de faire émerger de nouveaux paradigmes en marge du modèle dominant de la société de la croissance perpétuelle.

Cette séquence a lieu suite a la diffusion d'un article sur la"sobriété heureuse" («Patrick et Marie petits colibris adepte d'une vie sobre») publié dans le journal le Monde en date du 1er juin 2013.

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