The GRE-TEDD Journal is a scientific publication of the Research and Study Group on Territories, Environment and Sustainable Development at Alassane Ouattara University in Bouaké. It serves as a platform for the dissemination, promotion, and discussion of research on territorial dynamics, environmental issues, and sustainable development challenges in Côte d’Ivoire, Africa, and across the world.

With its multidisciplinary orientation, the journal welcomes contributions on spatial planning, local governance, climate change, sustainable natural resource management, environmental risks, mobility, urbanisation, territorial public policies, foresight studies, and ecological transitions. It seeks to foster dialogue among researchers, lecturer-researchers, doctoral students, experts, public institutions, local authorities, and development stakeholders.

The GRE-TEDD Journal aims to contribute to a better understanding of the transformations affecting contemporary territories while offering analyses capable of informing public action and sustainable development strategies. It pays particular attention to African realities, local vulnerabilities, territorial knowledge, and innovative responses to social, economic, climatic, and ecological challenges.

Through its commitment to scientific rigour, disciplinary openness, and field-based research, the journal aspires to become a leading forum for research on sustainable territories, environmental justice, community resilience, and the responsible governance of development.