Webinars
WEBINAR 1: How can urban metabolism lead to a circular economy and a more sustainable future for cities?
Wednesday, 5th of July 2017, 11.00 to 12.30 (CET)
Agenda
- 11.00. Welcome and introduction. Philipp Tepper, Sustainable Economy and Procurement Co-ordinator, ICLEI European Secretariat
- 11.05. What is urban metabolism and how do UrbanWINS cities plan to use the results of their urban metabolism analysis? Leonardo Rosado, Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering, Division of Water Environment Technology, University of Chalmers, Sweden
- 11.25. Urban metabolism for tourism in Copenhagen. Introduction to the Urban Waste project and the waste management in the City of Copenhagen. Line Brogaard MSc. PhD, City Development, The Technical and Environmental Administration, City of Copenhagen
- 11.45. What is circular economy about? Estela Grana, Sustainable Economy and Procurement Officer, ICLEI European Secretariat
- 12.05. Urban metabolism, a key step for circular cities. Paul Mul, Sustainability Consultant, Royal HaskoningDHV, The Netherlands
- 12.20. Questions and answers
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- Welcome and introduction. Philipp Tepper, Sustainable Economy and Procurement Co-ordinator at ICLEI European Secretariat
- What is urban metabolism and how do UrbanWINS cities plan to use the results of their urban metabolism analysis? Leonardo Rosado, Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering, Division of Water Environment Technology, University of Chalmers, Sweden
- Urban metabolism for tourism in Copenhagen. Introduction to the Urban Waste project and the waste management in the City of Copenhagen. Line Brogaard MSc. PhD, City Development, The Technical and Environmental Administration, City of Copenhagen
- What is circular economy about? Estela Grana, Sustainable Economy and Procurement Officer, ICLEI European Secretariat
- Urban metabolism, a key step for circular cities. Paul Mul, Sustainability Consultant, Royal HaskoningDHV, The Netherlands