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Bioeconomy
Economics
Indicators
Sustainability
Food

The Challenges and the Significance of Bioplastics as Packaging Materials in the Food Industry

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17 June 2019
Gronau
Germany
On 17 June 2019, the NaWiKo workshop "Sustainable management in companies based on the example of bioplastics" took place at the facilities of Bio-Molkerei Söbbeke GmbH, a sustainable creamery, in Gronau near Münster. The aim of the workshop was for company representatives from the packaging and food industry to discuss findings from research projects that dealt with sustainability effects of bioplastics and bio-based materials.Read more
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Workshop
Economics
Food
Indicators
Sustainability

Federal and Regional Governments in Dialogue on Sustainable Food Systems

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17 June 2019
Berlin
Germany
On 17 June 2019 the workshop "Federal and regional governments in dialogue on sustainable food systems. From individual projects to a holistic strategy?" took place at the EUREF Campus in Berlin with 30 participants. The aim of the event was to discuss how strategies could be developed that not only address the topic of sustainable nutrition in a politically comprehensive way, but which are also based on the numerous good individual initiatives and projects at the federal and regional level.Read more
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Workshop
Biodiversity
Sustainability
Water

Floodplains and River Development as Future Tasks for Departmental Research – Future Workshop 2019

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13 June 2019 to 14 June 2019
Bonn
Germany
The Ecologic Institute organised in June 2019 the two-day Future Workshop of the Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BfN) on Floodplains and River Development as Future Tasks for Departmental Research. The BfN introduced the instrument of future workshops in 2015 in order to determine and discuss medium- and long-term research needs in selected topic areas on an annual basis. The main target is the exchange between research institutions, operators and users of research results with the specialist departments of the BfN.Read more
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Discussion
Climate
Energy
EU
Governance

EU Reform Process after the European Elections: What role for climate and energy policy?

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13 June 2019
Berlin
Germany
In response to Brexit, the EU has initiated a process of self-reflection and, if necessary, reform - the so-called Bratislava Process or the Process of the Future of Europe. As a contribution to this process, the Ecologic Institute explored with different partners how climate policy can support this process and how climate policy can benefit from it. On June 13, the Ecologic Institute presented the project results in Berlin.Read more
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Workshop
Democracy
Global Environment
Health
Resource Conservation + Circular Economy
Sustainability
Water

New ISO Guidance for Managing Water with ISO 14001

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4 June 2019
Berlin
Germany
On 4 June 2019 was a workshop at the Federal Ministery for Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU) to discuss a proposal for a new guidance standard (ISO 14002-2) for managing water with ISO 14001. The workshop served as a platform for information and discussion on the planned standard, bringing together interested experts from water management, water stewardship and environmental management, in and outside of the ISO community. The aim of the workshop was to refine the draft of the proposal for a new guidance standard concerning the scope, structure, conceptual approach and outline of ISO 14002-2. The results of the workshop will be used to update the draft of the proposal before it will be submitted to ISO for an international approval process. Read more
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Workshop
Bioeconomy
Resource Conservation + Circular Economy
Sustainability

Challenges and Opportunities in the Bioeconomy

TimeLoc
29 May 2019
Bonn
Germany
What kind of solutions are required to increase the market share of sustainable bio-based and circular products in Germany and Europe? Which products and product properties do consumers demand? What are the innovations that can be developed and what are suitable research and communication strategies? What role do local value chains and markets play? And how does a supportive regulatory environment look like?Read more
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Conference
Climate
Energy
EU
Governance

Planning for 2050 – Conference

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23 May 2019
Brussels
Belgium
Speaker
Dr. Camilla Bausch
Matthias Duwe
The conference "Planning for 2050", organised by Ecologic Institute, will take place on 23 May 2019 in Brussels. It takes stock of the experience with long-term climate strategies gained in Europe and presents lessons learnt as well as challenges encountered in different Member States – and seeks to connect them to the EU's own overall 2050 vision. It is based on insights, conversations and contacts made through a set of dialogue meetings held under the "Climate Recon 2050" project, which brought together policymakers and technical experts involved in long-term strategies from around the EU. A conference brochure, summarising insights from the Climate Recon 2050 project, is available online.Read more
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Webinar
Energy
Public Diplomacy
Transatlantic Program

The Future of Coal – The Economics and Politics of the German Coal Phase Out

TimeLoc
14 May 2019
Online
Speaker
Benjamin Görlach
Matthias Duwe
In January 2019, a stakeholder commission established by the German government agreed upon a schedule to decommission coal-fired power plants by 2038 at the latest and a framework for financial assistance to regions affected by the transition. Environmental groups have argued for years that Germany will not get back on track to its climate targets if it does not tackle the coal question. However, as a historic ingredient of Germany's industrial might, coal as source of energy was considered taboo for policy-makers until recently. How did this major paradigm shift come about – and what made an agreement among different stakeholders possible?Read more
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Workshop
Bioeconomy
Resource Conservation + Circular Economy
Sustainability

Beyond Sectors – Chances and Challenges of Multi-stakeholder Collaboration in the Bioeconomy

TimeLoc
13 May 2019
Halle (Saale)
Germany
On the 13 May 2019, Ecologic Institute organised the workshop "Beyond sectors – chances and challenges of multi-stakeholder collaboration in the bioeconomy" in the context of the 8th International Bioeconomy Conference in Halle (Saale). The aim of the workshop was to discuss the challenges of cross-sectoral, multi-stakeholder cooperation in the bioeconomy as well as potential instruments for their facilitation and to present good practice examples. The workshop was held in German.Read more
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Conference
Agriculture
Consumer Policy
Food
Resource Conservation + Circular Economy
Sustainability

REFRESH Food Waste Reduction Conference

TimeLoc
9 May 2019 to 10 May 2019
Barcelona
Spain
On May 9 and 10, 2019 the REFRESH conference took place in the Disseny Hub Barcelona. It brought together 150 participants from all across Europe, China, Australia and the US to present and discuss innovative ideas for food waste reduction and valorisation options acrosOn 9 and 10 May 2019 the REFRESH conference took place in the Disseny Hub Barcelona. It brought together 150 participants from all across Europe, China, Australia and the US to present and discuss innovative ideas for food waste reduction and valorisation options across the whole supply chain. The Conference Documentation is available for download at the REFRESH website.s the whole supply chain. The Conference Documentation is available for download at the REFRESH website.Read more

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