Zoë Dubus

Zoë Dubus is a Researcher at UniLaSalle, affiliated with the INTERACT team (Innovation, Territory, Agriculture & Agroindustry, Knowledge and Technology). Her work focuses on sustainable urban development through agricultural practices, particularly in post-industrial and brownfield sites. She has contributed to case studies analyzing urban agriculture projects in Le Havre and Rouen, France, examining their socioeconomic and environmental impacts on territorial sustainability.

Her research emphasizes the role of urban agriculture in requalifying industrial areas, fostering community engagement, and aligning governance strategies with ecological and economic goals. Key themes include land use optimization, food security, and participatory urban planning.

Zoë's work integrates interdisciplinary methods, including empirical analysis with NVivo software, to evaluate project outcomes and policy frameworks.