Thursday, 3 May 2012
09.00 h - 12.30 h (all sessions in parallel)
Please register for the workshops/sessions/excursion you want to participate!
Room | Title |
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Seestudio | Future of packaging |
Propter Homines | The battle of towers – skyscrapers and sustainability? Simultanübersetzung D/E |
Bodensee 1 | Paper Session: Resources |
Bodensee 2 | Sustainability management beyond growth |
Bodensee 3 | Pathways, scenarios and backcasting for sustainable and low-carbon lifestyle Including Papers: Exploring the added value of quasi-ethnographic case studies on the emergence and upscaling of grassroot innovations: some lessons to be learned from the InContext research project. (Tom Bauler) Designing Effective Visioning Workshops (Walter Wehrmeyer) Pathways to Sustainability:CRISP approach (Zaneta Stasiskiene) Why behave sustainably? Including altruistic motivations for lifestyle changes (Felix Rauschmayer) Creating and testing visions of the future: the use of back-casting scenarios in promoting sustainable change in organizations (Adina Dumitru) Low Carbon at Work: changing large-scale organizations to achieve a low-carbon Europe (Ricardo Garcia-Mira) The Community Arena: Application of transition governance in local communities (Julia M. Wittmayer) |
Panorama 1 | Sustainable construction for public buildings - ecofriendly choice of building materials |
Panorama 2 | Critical raw materials for high technology sector |
Seegalerie 1 | Sustainability in tourism businesses: labels, toolkits, learning networks Additional Papers: The Green Hospitality Programme, Ireland, continues to significantly reduce waste, improve resource efficiency and highlight the green agenda for the Irish Hospitality Sector. (James Hogan) Towards an eco-efficient hotel industry (Dirk Hengevoss) |
Seegalerie 2 | Resilient regions |
Conference Room 1 | 09.00 - 10.30 h From Re-Use to Smart-Use 11.00 - 12.30 h Foresight as an Instrument to enhance sustainable development |
Blue Lounge | The dual challenge for global material supply chains Including Paper: Risks and Vulnerabilities in Global Metabolic Networks (Peter-Paul Pichler) |
Foyer 2 | Future workspace and its sustainable challenges - New work spaces in European offices |
VKW |