Participants who are unable to attend the European Parliament today can follow the conferences via a Youtube live stream at https://youtube.com/live/FzguTEPby_w?feature=share.

Our aim is to start with "small" elements, feasible remedies and approaches, and convince others of their value and feasibility. These approaches will be derived from the research described and initiated by the topics featured on our Youtube channel. Over the course of two days, the AICC conference aims to meet these expectations by bringing together scientists from a wide range of disciplines and stakeholders.

The AICC conference aims to bring together the views of different disciplines on different aspects of climate change, and to organize a debate that will benefit an audience made up of specialists, stakeholders and neophytes alike.

The first day, held at the European Parliament, will feature plenary presentations and round-table discussions led by internationally renowned specialists.

The second day, held at Pôle Européen de Gestion et d'Économie, will feature mainly thematic sessions, each of which will bring together 3 or 4 specialists from different disciplines, but offering a contribution on the same theme. Themes could include, but are not limited to:

1. Energy Transition: Interdisciplinary Analysis of Approaches for Sustainable Energy Transition
2. Circular Economy: Economic, Social, and Environmental Impact of Adopting Circular Models
3. Understanding Individual and Collective Attitudes Towards Climate Change
4. Technological Innovation: Role of Technological progress to limit Climate Change
5. Linking Biodiversity, Ecosystems, and Adaptation Strategies
6. Communication and Environmental Ethics: Ethical Implications of Climate Actions and Policies
7. Sustainable Urban Planning and Environmental Sustainability
8. Green Finance: Role of Financial Markets in Financing Environmentally Friendly Projects
9. Climate Change Adaptation: Sustainable Adaptation Strategies at Different Scales
10. Health and Environment: Impacts of Climate Change on Human Health and Healthcare Systems
11. Sustainable Mobility: Interdisciplinary Perspectives to study demand for mobility
12. Environmental Education: Pedagogical Approaches to Raise Awareness about Climate Urgency
13. North-South Climate Challenges: Exploring the Complex Dynamics and Disparities of Climate Impacts, Responses and Vulnerabilities Between North and South Countries

These two days will echo these topical issues and highlight the dynamics of the University of Strasbourg on these topics, whether through the research themes of BETA, SAGE and LIVE, or the work of FERED on the sustainability of economic and territorial systems, as well as the structuring dimension imparted by the Interdisciplinary Thematic Institute MAKErS (Making European Society), which associates especially BETA and SAGE and develops comparative and internationalized work on environmental, technical and social risks in sustainability. The communicative dimension of these issues will be studied in particular by the Unesco Chair in Journalism and Media Practices.

Lastly, given that the colloquium's scope covers themes of interest to both academic research and social demand, the organization team has decided to organize roundtables and parallel sessions addressing specific themes. These will bring together both researchers and members of the civil society, with the aim of stimulating fruitful exchanges and co-constructing the future of our territories.

Both empirical and theoretical contributions, from any discipline, in French or English, are welcome. A two-page abstract (Times New Roman, 12, references included), in PDF format, is requested by March 11, 2024. Submissions must be made exclusively via the conference website and must contain the following information:

• Communication title
• Main discipline of the communication paper
• Author(s) name(s), affiliation(s), e-mail address(es)

Authors may submit more than one paper.

• André de Palma, CY Cergy Paris Université 
• Moshe Ben-Akiva, MIT, USA 
• Robin Lindsey, University of British Colombia, CA 
• Nathalie Picard, Unistra, BETA 
• Stef Proost, KULeuven, BE 
• Franck Lecoq, CIRED, AgroParisTech 
• Marc Fleurbaey, PSE 
• Antoine Ebeling, Unistra, BETA 
• Jérémy Picot, Unistra, BETA 

• Nathalie Picard, Unistra, BETA 
• Philippe Hamman, Unistra, SAGE 
• Nadège Blond, Unistra, LIVE 
• Jérémy Picot, Unistra, BETA 
• Antoine Ebeling, Unistra, BETA 
• Jens Abildtrup, INRAE, BETA 
• Asmae Aqzzouz, Unistra, BETA 
• Sophie Bollinger, Unistra, BETA
• Melis Aras, Unistra, SAGE
• Wilfrid Azan, Université de Lyon 2, Coactis 
• Valentine Erné-Heintz, UHA, CERDACC 
• Ioana Filipas, Unistra, BETA 
• Kenji Fujiki, Unistra, LIVE 
• Justyna Hejman-Mancewicz, Unistra, CNRS 
• Jérôme Hergueux, CNRS, BETA 
• Herrade Igersheim, CNRS, BETA 
• Ioannis Kalientzidis, Unistra, BETA 
• Anne Rozan, ENGEES, SAGE 
• Anne Stenger, INRAE, BETA 
• Philippe Viallon, Unistra, LISEC 

• Bureau d’Economie Théorique et Appliqué (BETA)
• Sociétés, Acteurs, Gouvernement en Europe (SAGE)
• Théorie Economique Modélisation et Applications (THEMA)
• Institut Thématique Interdisciplinaire MAKErS (ITI MAKErS)
• Chaire Ressources Naturelles Economie Locale (RENEL)
• Fédération Recherche Environnement et durabilité (FERED)
• Université de Strasbourg, Relations avec le Monde Socio-Economique (RMSE)