Using science for municipal decision-making: challenges, linkages and opportunities

Écrit par Zoé Poirier Stephens

Published in French in LE SABLIER VOLUME 28 | NUMÉRO 2 | DÉCEMBRE 2021 LA SCIENCE : OUTIL DE GESTION MUNICIPALE

Climate change, transportation, housing, social inequalities, economic recovery: municipalities of all sizes are facing challenges for which researchers from Quebec and elsewhere may have answers. They work to better understand the issues, identify solutions, and improve their implementation. The COVID-19 crisis has revealed the importance of scientific advice, often called science for policy, and the links between science and municipal decision-making.

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