08:00 – 08:05: Welcome & Introduction to agenda by Co-chairs
Torfi Johannesson, Thumrongrut Mungcharoen
08:05 – 08:07: Polling of participants for clustering into group work later in the program
Participants choose if they have experience in the context of either:
a) Asia
b) Nordic or
c) other International.
08:07 – 08:31: Global and Regional Perspectives on bio-economy policy and sustainable consumption
(3 x 6 mins presentations)
Description: This section will illustrate global and regional bio-economy policy on sustainable consumption.
Global Perspective on bio-economy policy & sustainable consumption
Speaker: Garrette E. Clark, Sustainable Lifestyles Programme Officer, Consumption and Production Unit, UN Environment, Paris
Perspective from NORDIC (title: “10 trends for the bio-economy and how they will affect consumption pattern”)
Speaker: Morten Jastrup, Managing Partner, Nordic Sustainability
Perspective from ASEAN (title: “ASEAN BCG network: policy to encourage sustainable consumption”)
Speaker: Thumrongrut Mungcharoen or NSTDA representative
08:31 – 08:37: Q&A
Moderated by Morten Jastrup
08:37 – 09:01: Deep-dive presentation: Case studies on bio-economy & sustainable consumption
(3 x 6 mins presentations)
Deep-dive presentation 1: An international perspective on the future of textile bioeconomy
Speaker: RWTH Aachen
Deep-dive presentation 2: Sustainable food system- how culture shift became the driving force for more sustainable food consumption
Speaker: Marie Persson, Project Manager, Nordic Council of Ministers)
Deep-dive presentation 3: On-the-ground innovations for responsible and reliable living: From the individual behavior changes to the co-creation of alternative living contexts
Speaker: Atsushi Watabe, Programme Director, IGES)
09:01 – 09:07: Q&A:
Moderated by Morten Jastrup
09:07 – 09:37: Group work
Participants are divided into groups based on professional focus areas:
a) Asia
b) Nordic or
c) Other world regions.
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- A brainstorming session is facilitated using a digital whiteboard, where participants map stakeholders to facilitate discussion of how to create greater interaction and exchange internationally.
- The brainstorming session is split in two steps. First to create a list of important stakeholders and second a discussion-based construction of manifest, desirable and problematic relations between them.
- The session should create a visible result in the form of a network visualization.
Moderators: Marco Schmitt, Christoph Heckwolf, Thomas Köhler
09:37 – 09:47: Presentation of group work results
Objective: Presentation of findings from group work