Towards a model of green economy and circular economy in Extremadura

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Towards a model of green economy and circular economy in Extremadura Santos Jorna Escobero Local Action Coordinator This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 International License.

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Geographical location 2. Global Challenges 3. Opportunities for Extremadura 4. Extremadura 2030 1. Vision 2. Mission 3. Principles 4. Objectives 5. Structure: programs, guiding projects, actions.

1. GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION

1. GLOBAL CHALLENGES Climate change Deforestation Energy: fossil fuels Lack of water Biodiversity loss Pollution Lack of quality food

2. GLOBAL CHALLENGES

2. GLOBAL CHALLENGES

2. GLOBAL CHALLENGES

3. OPPORTUNITIES World's risks Opportunity for Extremadura

3. OPPORTUNITIES Main forest and ecological characteristics: 1st region in wooded area in Spain (178 he/inhab). 4th region in forest area in Spain (2,831,651 hectare). Extremadura has 536 trees per inhabitant. 4th region in organic agriculture in Spain. 93094 hectares.

3. OPPORTUNITIES 1st region of the world that meets your needs with energy from the sun

3. OPPORTUNITIES 1/3 of the total water stored in Spain is in Extremadura. A total of 40 reservoirs

3. OPPORTUNITIES 1,500 km of inland coastline First inland beach in Spain. Blue flag beach: Orellana La Vieja

3. OPPORTUNITIES Biodiversity: - 502 protected species - 1st black vultures reserve in the world - 1st imperial eagle reserve in the world - 1st stork black reserve in the world

3. OPPORTUNITIES 31% of the regional area is protected (Costa Rica 25%). Monfragüe National Park, the Villuercas-Ibores-Jara Geopark

Extremadura, 1st region of Spain in air quality (Greenpeace) "We are the lung of Spain" 3. OPPORTUNITIES

3. OPPORTUNITIES AGRI-FOOD INDUSTRY 1 st producer in Spain: Tobacco Cork Tomato Fig Soybean Stone fruits Raspberry Plums 2nd rice producer in Spain 4th garlic producer in Spain

3. OPPORTUNITIES FARMING: 1st pig farmer in extensive in Spain. 1st breeder of Merino sheep in Spain. 1st goat breeder in Spain breeder. 1st region with the most professional BEEKEEPING in Europe.

3. OPORTUNIDADES 12 Protected Designation of Origin and Protected Geographical Indication

4. EXTREMADURA 2030 MAIN LANDMARKS IN THE ROUTE PLAN EXTREMADURA 2030 1. July 16: The president of Extremadura presented the future Strategy debate state of the region. 2. November 29: Approval of the Initial Framework for Promoting Green Economy and Circulating by the Governing Council of the Junta de Extremadura

4. EXTREMADURA 2030 3. March 22: Junta de Extremadura and social and economic agents sign an agreement for the construction of a green economy and circular strategy for Extremadura

4. EXTREMADURA 2030 MAIN LANDMARKS IN THE ROUTE PLAN EXTREMADURA 2030 4. April 6: The Assembly of Extremadura approves the Regional Framework of Impulse to the green economy and circular 5. June: Beginning of the massive process of citizen participation for the construction of the Strategy

4. EXTREMADURA 2030 TABLE OF CONTENTS: 1. Vision 2. Mission 3. Principles 4. Objectives 5. Structure: programs, guiding projects, actions.

4. EXTREMADURA 2030 Vision Change of productive model Trained citizens New green and circular jobs and businesses Mission "Converting Extremadura into an international benchmark in green economy and circular economy in 2030" Agroecological leading technology Green citizen participation Region adapted to climate change

4. EXTREMADURA 2030 Principles

4. EXTREMADURA 2030 Objectives Design and develop an important process of citizen participation throughout the region Generate a development model based on the green economy Promoting a social transformation based on training Convert Extremadura into a benchmark in research and innovation around the green and circular economy Promote the transition of the Extremadura business fabric to the new model Promote training and retraining of workers from Extremadura to the new economic model Massively empower the population in leadership-related competencies Foster new jobs and green professions Deploy a broad training offer to the population to new jobs and activities Generate a new culture of collaboration between the actors of the region (citizenship, administrations, productive fabric and knowledge sector)

Programs, guiding projects and actions 4. EXTREMADURA 2030

4. EXTREMADURA 2030 4 Programs 1) Massive citizen partipation, social concertation and political agreement.

4. EXTREMADURA 2030 4 Programs 2) Citizen training in green leaderships intended for employment and promotion and accompanying in the transition of towards a green and circular economy. the extrem entrepreneurial tissue

4 Programs 4. EXTREMADURA 2030 3) Research in green economy, bieconomy and circular economy in Extremadura.

4. EXTREMADURA 2030 4 Programs 4) Identification and position in value of all the potential of green economy and economy of Extremadura.

Guiding projects and Actions 4. EXTREMADURA 2030 30 GUIDING PROJECTS + 400 ACTIONS

4. EXTREMADURA 2030 30 GUIDING PROJECTS 1. Impulse to R & D 2. Support for green entrepreneurship and support to the business community 3. Initiation in the elaboration of the economic-environmental accounts of Extremadura. 4. Empowerment of organic agriculture and livestock. 5. Planning of a Regional Strategy of Climate Change, bioeconomics and circular economy. 6. Creation and promotion of an Extremadura Network of Municipalities with green and circular experiences. 7. Conservation and improvement of natural resources and enhancement of the integral value of the Dehesa. 8. Design of a new model of territorial planning and urbanism sustainable and green building.

4. EXTREMADURA 2030 30 GUIDING PROJECTS 9. Setting up a sustainable territorial model against rural depopulation 10. New sustainable transport model from Extremadura 11. New Extremadura forestry policy 12. New waste policy in Extremadura 13. New policy for healthy eating and responsible green consumption. 14. Boost tourism green nature sport and green culture. 15. New sustainable energy model 16. Elaboration of a Water Pact in Extremadura

+ 400 Actions of the Government of Extremadura 2017-2020 5 Laws 56 Plans and strategies 1.800 million euros 4. EXTREMADURA 2030 More than 300 research and innovation projects 136 Line of aid for green and circular entrepreneurship 55 Citizen and emergency training and training programs 46 Regional, national and international networks in which Junta de Extremadura participates

4. EXTREMADURA 2030 16 Municipal and regional laboratory of green and circular experiences 62 Awareness programs 12 Programs of citizen participation 47 Territorial cooperation projects financed by european green and circular economy programs.

Santos Jorna sjorna@hotmail.es