In the context of climate change, territorial planning must adapt to environmental evolutions and residents' needs. It was with this in mind that the Vallée de l’Hérault Community of Communes hosted, this Tuesday, November 10th, the rural housing conference at Le Sonambule in Gignac.
Organized by the Hérault Department, this day of exchange, to which all rural communes of Hérault were invited, was held notably in the presence of Jean-François Soto, president of the Vallée de l’Hérault Community of Communes, mayor of Gignac and departmental councilor, Nicole Morère, vice-president of the Department, and Vincent Gaudy, vice-president of the Department in charge of social housing and land policy.
The event brought together numerous stakeholders in housing, planning, and territories around a common objective: to imagine concrete solutions to address housing challenges in rural communes and small towns.
This meeting was described as an essential time for reflection and sharing to build more adapted, accessible, and sustainable housing in our territories.
