Collective Intelligence for Agricultural Resilience in Territorial Reconfiguration

The SAGACITE project, funded by INRA, the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, IRSTEA, and the EU FEADER, enhances agricultural and territorial resilience through collective intelligence. It applies co-construction methods across five phases: theoretical framework, field research-actions, transversal analysis, ongoing valorisation, and knowledge production. Key study areas include organic agriculture (BioVallée, Vivre Bio en Roannais), collective resource management in Monts du Beaujolais, and post-milk-quota transitions in Sud-Isère, Chartreuse, and Savoie. Partners include INRA, IRSTEA, local authorities, and Cap Rural. The project delivers a three-module dashboard (sovereignty, autonomy, capacity) and toolkits with indicators for assessing change, frameworks for collective intelligence, and methodologies for innovation. Supporting resources include J-M Cornu’s *Guide pratique d’animation de l’intelligence collective* and Cap Rural’s actor-mapping tools. Outcomes are transferable for educators, policymakers, entrepreneurs, and citizen movements.