Datengovernance und -regulierung für ein nachhaltiges Berlin

Aaron Best; Peter Gailhofer; Johannes Franke; Martin Gsell; Ingo Kollosche; Dirk Thomas

Datengovernance und -regulierung für ein nachhaltiges Berlin

Übergeordnete Erkenntnisse und Empfehlungen

Publication: Report
Citation: Gailhofer, P., Franke, J., Gsell, M., Kollosche, I., Thomas, D., Stockhaus, H., Best, A. (2022). Datengovernance und -regulierung für ein nachhaltiges Berlin – übergeordnete Erkenntnisse und Handlungsempfehlungen (Wissen. Wandel. Berlin. Report Nr.24). Berlin: Öko-Institut, UfU., IZT, Ecologic Institut, Forschungsverbund Ecornet Berlin.

This paper describes important findings from the project "Data Governance and Regulation for a Sustainable Berlin" and formulates – in addition to the application field-specific papers – overarching recommendations.

The project Data Governance and Regulation for a Sustainable Berlin, over a period of 18 months, has examined a range of conceptual, theoretical and policy-related issues regarding the social and ecological implications of data regulation. The project's objective was to provide a robust assessment of the sustainability implications of regulatory proposals and governance configurations related to the data economy, to clarify normative trade-offs, and to provide principles or guidelines to justify policy decisions under the conditions of potential trade-offs.

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Aaron Best

Coordinator Data Analysis

Senior Fellow

Zirkuläres Bauen in Berlin – Transformationsroadmap

Circular City Berlin: Vom Potenzial zur Umsetzung

Year 2021

Publication:Report

This background paper for the research project "Digitalisation – Setting the Course for a Social-Ecological Digital Transformation in Berlin" within the project "Knowledge. Change. Berlin" provides an overview of the sustainability and digitalisation goals of the state of Berlin. First, the paper outlines sustainability goals relevant for the project in the following topic areas: data governance, climate protection, transport and mobility, energy and health.

Nachhaltigkeits- und Digitalisierungsziele des Landes Berlin

Einordnung der Ziele

Year 2021

Project

The project "Data Governance and Regulation for a Sustainable Berlin" examined what forms of data regulation are possible and necessary at city level in Berlin to ensure that data-driven services, products and platforms are developed and used to meet social and environmental sustainability goals.

Data Governance and Regulation for a Sustainable Berlin

Jul 2020 - Dec 2021

Publication:Report

This paper examines the concept of an "extended" digital product passport from a socio-ecological perspective using the example of batteries for electric vehicles. It evaluates different approaches to data regulation and formulates policy recommendations for decision makers in Berlin. It is based on preliminary work from the project, in which in particular three ideal types of data regulation and a methodology for their scenario-based evaluation were developed.

Nachhaltige Datenregulierung für die Kreislaufwirtschaft in Berlin

Hintergründe und Policy-Empfehlungen

Year 2022

Event:Digital Event

first slide of Dr. Martin Hirschnitz-Garber's presentation

The goal of the final workshop was to discuss options for action with representatives from the Berlin House of Representatives and various Senate administrations in order to jointly outline which measures and implementation steps would be effective.

Circular City Berlin – Steps from potential to implementation

CiBER Final workshop

2 December 2021
online

Publication:Website

Ecornet is a German network of independent research institutes with a focus on the environment and sustainability. The goal of this unprecedented research project "Wissen. Wandel. Berlin" was to strengthen Berlin's pioneering role in the development of innovative approaches to ensuring a liveable, climate-neutral and sustainable city. The Ecornet Berlin website was developed, implemented and designed by Ecologic Institute. It served the public communication of the project's goals, events and results.

Ecornet Berlin – Ecological Research Network

Year 2020 - 2022

Event:Digital Event

How circular economy approaches in the construction sector can be strengthened is discussed in this episode of Wandelwecker together with two proven experts in circular construction.

Strengthening Circular Economy in the Construction Sector

circular construction to reduce construction waste in the German capital

25 August 2021
online

Publication:Report

The innovation field of construction is a resource-relevant field in Berlin – in 2017, the construction sector accounted for about 22 percent of the raw material input of the state of Berlin. Currently, the recycling rate for mineral construction waste is around 50 percent, and is expected to increase to more than 60 percent by 2030. Circular economy approaches in the field of construction have to cover the entire life cycle: from the design of durable and deconstructable structures to the use-phase and material-preserving re-use to circular business models.

Zirkuläre Innovationen im Bereich Bauen in Berlin

Potenziale und Governance-Ansätze

Year 2021

Publication:Report

Publication Cover with a photo of the city of Berlin

As part of the CiBER project "Circular City Berlin - pathways from potential to implementation", initiatives and business models are being investigated that can contribute to the development of a next-generation circular economy in Berlin. The special focus is on the areas of construction, electronics and textiles. The next-generation circular economy is about innovations in product design and product use systems.

Circular City Berlin – Kreislaufwirtschaft der zweiten Generation

Konzeptionelle Übersicht eines neuen Innovationsökosystems

Year 2021

Language: German
Authorship: Dr. Heidi Stockhaus

Aaron Best

Peter Gailhofer (Öko-Institut)

Johannes Franke (UfU)

Martin Gsell (Öko-Institut)

Ingo Kollosche (IZT)

Dirk Thomas (IZT)
Funding: Governing Mayor of Berlin, Senate Chancellery , Germany
Published by: Forschungverbund Ecornet Berlin, Germany
Year: 2022
Dimension: 23 pp.
Project: Data Governance and Regulation for a Sustainable Berlin

Knowledge. Transformation. Berlin – Transdisciplinary research for a social and ecological metropolis
Project ID: 30005

30010
Table of contents: Click to show full table of contents

1 Hintergrund und Problemverständnis des Vorhabens
2 Wie wirken Datengovernance und -regulierung?
2.1 Implikationen von Datenregulierung und -governance für die Nachhaltigkeitspolitik
2.2 Konzeption regulatorischer Idealtypen und szenariengestützte Bewertung von Umwelteffekten
3 Datengovernance und -regulierung für eine nachhaltige Digitalisierung: Leitbilder und Handlungsmöglichkeiten für Berlin
3.1 Orientierung schaffen: normative Leitlinien für eine Datengovernance
3.2 Handlungsmöglichkeiten: Wo kann Berlin in der Datenwertschöpfungskette steuernd wirksam werden?
3.2.1 Entwicklung einer sozial-ökologisch informierten Datengovernance-Strategie und Aufbau von Fachkompetenzen
3.2.2 Datenverfügbarkeit verbessern
3.2.3 Rechtliche Spielräume nutzen, um Datenzugriffsrechte zu definieren und die Datennutzung am Gemeinwohl auszurichten
3.2.4 Modi einer partizipativen Daten-Governance umsetzen
3.2.5 Schaffung einer übergeordneten Datenagentur
4 Quellenverzeichnis
Keywords: Cities

Digitalization

Environmental Law – Ecologic Legal

digital transformation, data sovereignty, data regulation, environmental protection, environmental risks, sustainability goals, smart city, urban data governance, participation, data principles, data trusts

Berlin, Germany

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This paper examines the concept of an "extended" digital product passport from a socio-ecological perspective using the example of batteries for electric vehicles. It evaluates different approaches to data regulation and formulates policy recommendations for decision... Read more

Best, A. & Stockhaus, H. (2022). Nachhaltige Datenregulierung für die Kreislaufwirtschaft in Berlin – Hintergründe und Policy-Empfehlungen (Wissen. Wandel. Berlin. Report Nr. 21). Berlin: Ecologic Institut, Forschungsverbund Ecornet Berlin.

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