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Dynartio

Business (SME)

dynartio.comAngouleme, France

About

Dynartio is a French SME specialising in applied digital and data-driven solutions for industrial and territorial ecology.

We develop open-source tools and observatories to map resource value chains and analyse material flows across territories, from regional to cross-border scales. Our approach combines advanced territorial metabolism expertise with data engineering to support resource optimisation and systemic understanding.

Focus on territorial metabolism

Territorial metabolism is an approach that describes a territory through the flows and stocks of resources that cross it (biomass, energy, materials, food, waste, mobility, etc.), and the actors and infrastructures involved. It provides a systemic view of how resources are extracted, transformed, exchanged and consumed, and of the pressures and dependencies this creates on ecosystems, economies and societies.

Our expertise

  • We specialise in territorial‑scale flow analysis, combining economic, geographic and ecological perspectives.

  • Our work and tooling are grounded in the PhD research of our co-founder.

  • Our experience in territorial studies covers a wide range of resource streams (agricultural and agri‑food flows, waste and secondary materials, construction materials, energy, mobility) for public authorities and research partners at local, regional and cross‑border scales.

  • Our Open Source software library Sinamet is the first information system dedicated to the analysis of territorial metabolism data.

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Cross-cutting topic

1. Adaptive reuse of existing urban structures and spaces

Circular Urban Economies

3. Rethinking urban production for circular and resilient cities

Representatives

CEO

Dynartio

Marketplace (1)

  • Project cooperation

    Urban metabolism data analysis and software

    We seek to join a DUT consortium to turn territorial, resource and mobility data into actionable insights for circular urban economies, resilient supply chains and inclusive urban planning.

    • Looking to join a project
    • 15mC Topic 2: Align ambitions for mobility transitions across sectors
    • CUE Topic 3:Rethinking urban production for circular and resilient cities
    • Cross-cutting Topic 1: Adaptive reuse of existing urban structures and spaces
    Author

    CEO at Dynartio

    Angouleme, France