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1 Catalyzing Action: EU Sustainable Lifestyles Roadmap & Action Plan November 2012 Welcome!
2 Proposals for Action Activating Sustainable Living I 11:00 12:30 WS 4 The importance of localization Food, culture and community systems Room: SALLE ROI BAUDOUIN (Main building) WS 5 The importance of infrastructure - Housing, mobility, energy & food systems WS 6 Room: STEVIN (Main Building) The importance of health, well-being and social equity Room: OCKEHEM Proposals for Action Activating Sustainable Living II 13:30 15:00 WS 7 Linking sustainable living globally- Europe and the global context Room: STEVIN (Main Building) WS 8 Choice influencing The role of media, marketing, communications & design WS 9 Room: SALLE ROI BAUDOUIN (Main building) Economics for sustainable living New value creation (business) models, complementary currency systems, jobs & skills Room: OCKEHEM
3 Lkj;j;lkj; Catalyzing Action: EU Sustainable Lifestyles Roadmap & Action Plan November 2012 Workshop 4: The importance of localisation Moderator: Bettina Schafer (EcoInstitut Barcelona), SPREAD Partner Speakers: Trevor Graham, City of Malmo, Sweden Erik Gerritsen, WWF, LiveWell for Life FP7 project Christian Schrefel, Eco Counselling Europe
4 Setting the scene Sustainable Lifestyle Practices emerge as smallscale niche initiatives at local level Successful mainstreaming is based on many small social and technical innovations The configuration of our cities, infrastructure, supply systems and housing designs limits the scope for individual choice Transition towards sustainable lifestyles needs participatory policy making and instrument planning at all levels
5 Per Euro spent, food accounts for some 20-30% of impacts, the greatest single impact share of any product group Europe s ecological consumption footprint Source: SPREAD Baseline Research 2011, WWF % food 10 % recreation and culture 5 % alcoholic beverages 4% hotels and restaurants 2% clothing 1% communication
6 Infrastructure Enablers and Behaviour Drivers People-centered community planning: Neighborhoods, communities and cities are taking common responsibility and action to enable more sustainable ways of living (Local Agenda 21, Transition Towns, Ecovillages..) Infrastructures, facilities and incentives to Close the Cycle, reduce environmental impacts and increase quality of live: Self Sufficiency, local + decentralized production of food, energy. Social Innovations: shared services and peer-to peer exchange networks in local communities
7 Emergent Promising Practice - EU
8 Emergent Promising Practice - EU Continous Productive Urban Landscape Bohn&Viljoen Architects Vertical Farming Blake Kurasek
9 Local Actions for Sustainable Lifestyles The transformation to sustainable lifestyle patterns starts in our local community Making commitment for actions that will reflect in the common good of society has become a number one priority Producing and growing food locally, spreading information, taking concrete actions that result with success will trigger social transformation on a local level and increase more sustainable lifestyles
10 Local Action: Trevor Graham (City of Malmö) Ecoquarter Malmö Augustenborg greenroofmalmo.wordpress.com/
11 Local Action: Christian Schrefel (Eco Counselling Europe) Neighborhood lunch - ifuture WS Barcelona 2012
12 Local Action: Erik Gerritsen (LiveWell for LIFE) Peter Menzel: Hungry Planet; What the World eats
13 Lkj;j;lkj; Catalyzing Action: EU Sustainable Lifestyles Roadmap & Action Plan November 2012 Join Trevor, Christian and Erik at Workshop 4: The importance of localisation!!!
14 Lkj;j;lkj; Workshop 5: The importance of infrastructure - Housing, mobility, energy & food systems Organized by: Eva Csobode REC Peter Szuppinger - REC Casper Tigchelaar -ECN
15 Workshop 5: Infrastructure Societal challenge: Infrastructure can either support sustainable behaviour, or it can lock people into unsustainable lifestyles. Which planning schemes, models and concepts can support and accommodate sustainable behaviour? 4 domains: housing, mobility energy & food systems
16 How do we make infrastructure Green? Green buildings Green mobility Green food Green energy
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20 Mobility Modal shift from car to public transport depends on the availability of high-public transport networks and hubs. Upscaling electric vehicle use requires ample charging points Functional, safe and attractive walking paths, cycling lanes and bike park facilites can reduce auto mobility
21 Mobility Speaker: Andre Schneider, Global Advisory SA Global SNCF Mobility Index. 1. Setting the context 2. Introduction to the index, some trends that we need to look at, the objectives, what we look at in detail 3. Detailed presentation of the index elements 4. Results and Insights
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25 Energy Opportunities for developing decentralized energy systems depend on distribution networks. Smart grid infrastructure persuasive information technology sustainable behaviour?
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28 Food Local food production Urban farming Less meat
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30 Housing Flexible housing concepts that can accommodate innovative energy saving technology. Transformation of existing housing stock to improve energy efficiency. Promising practices all over Europe of sustainable neighbourhood communities, e.g. voluntary simplicity movement, Transition Towns.
31 Spatial planning Speaker: Cynthia Echave, Agencia Ecologica Urbana, Barcelona Innovation and sustainable solutions; Urban Space Plan 1. ECOLOGICAL URBANISM OBJECTIVES Liveability and efficiency in urban systems 2. METHOD AND ESTRATEGIES Instruments for urban planning and evaluation 3. APPLICATIONS Cases and examples
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34 Communities Speaker: Sue Riddlestone, Bioregional
35 We better do it right, because bad infrastructure limits your options
36 Lkj;j;lkj; Catalyzing Action: EU Sustainable Lifestyles Roadmap & Action Plan November 2012 Workshop 6: The importance of health, wellbeing and social equity Moderator: Caroline Costongs, Deputy Director, EuroHealthNet Speakers: Malcolm Ward (Public Health Wales) Anne Juliette Serry (INPES France) Birger Forsberg (Stockholm City Council)
37 Why is this of interest to you?! There are win-win situations in working with the health promotion sector; there are common goals like active travel.! Health benefits of sustainable solutions can be calculated and added as extra argumentation for change! Not all innovative solutions are available for everyone; beware of social equity impacts!
38 39 What is healthy and sustainable living? What is not healthy and sustainable today?
39 Unsustainable = unhealthy Lifestyle Trends Average EU lifestyle impacts Food: Meat & dairy - 24% of all food impacts Mobility: single car use (35% increase) Obesity: over 50% of adults is overweight and obese and over 20% of children Heart disease: Cancers: most common cause of death in EU have increased due to exposure hazardous chemicals
40 A boy born in the deprived inner city area of Calton, Glasgow, can expect to live to 54 years compared with a boy born in the nearby suburb of Lenzie, who can expect to live to 82 years (WHO 2008)
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42 Invitation to workshop 6 3 x innovation for healthy and sustainable lifestyles from Wales, Paris & Stockholm 1. What is the social equity impact of emerging innovative solutions? 2. How to get strong (economic) arguments, timely evidence and advocacy for scaling up? 3. Can we design strategies for working better together? Discussion of Action Roadmap.
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