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Energy Poverty: EDF Steps Up Efforts by Social Workers in Martinique
Access to energy does not depend solely on infrastructure or assistance programs. For many households, human support remains…
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Circular and Social Economy
Circular Economy: A Webinar to Show That the Environmental Transition and Economic Performance Can Go Hand in Hand
Le 18 juin 2026 à 10h30, l’Agence de la transition écologique (ADEME) Antilles-Guyane et la Chambre de commerce et d’industrie…
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Environmental Education & Sustainable Development
Why Urban Renaturation Is Becoming a Solution to Heat Waves in Martinique
Face à l’augmentation des températures et à la multiplication des épisodes de chaleur, les villes sont de plus en plus…
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Water & Sanitation
Nearly one out of every two liters of water is still lost in the water systems
Water is one of Martinique’s most precious resources. However, despite generally favorable rainfall and resources…
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Circular and Social Economy
ESATs: Another Side of Sustainable Development in Martinique
Quand on évoque le développement durable, les discussions se concentrent souvent sur la transition énergétique, la préservation de la biodiversité…
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Natural Hazards
Sargassum in Martinique: Why Sargassum Drifts Could Soon Occur Year-Round
Les sargasses font désormais partie du paysage de nombreuses communes du littoral martiniquais. Mais selon une note publiée en janvier…
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Circular and Social Economy
Circular Economy: The First Overseas Territories Conference Kicks Off a National Series of Meetings
L’Institut national de l’économie circulaire (INEC) et ses partenaires ont organisé les premières Assises de l’économie circulaire dans les Outre-mer…
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Water & Sanitation
Why Coastal Water Quality Is Becoming a Major Issue in Martinique
In Martinique, the sea is part of everyday life. It shapes the landscape, supports tourism, and sustains the fishing industry…
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STRENGTH
Martinique Sets Its Environmental Roadmap for 2030
Martinique wants to accelerate its ecological transition. The Territorial Collectivity of Martinique and the French government officially signed, in April 2026,…
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Energy
Why Martinique Remains 93 % Dependent on Imported Energy Despite Its Renewable Energy Potential
Martinique enjoys abundant sunshine, has biomass resources, is exploring its geothermal potential, and is seeking to…
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