An excellent white paper outlining the importance of multi-partnerships to develop community & social innovation for complex human service & social issues.
Key note presentation josephine green- piramids to pancakescsdbdv
This is Josephine Green's key note presentation from our Squaretable event which we hosted 22-9-2011 on the subject of 'new customer realities: capturing added value from sustainability'.
Pillars or Sandcastles? [with speaker notes]John Van Doren
Can humanity achieve a sustainable balance within our closed ecosystem, or have we reached the point where that vision is just another example of the hubris of human exceptionalism? Is it time to switch our focus from sustainability to one of resilience in the face of societal collapse and industrial decline?
An excellent white paper outlining the importance of multi-partnerships to develop community & social innovation for complex human service & social issues.
Key note presentation josephine green- piramids to pancakescsdbdv
This is Josephine Green's key note presentation from our Squaretable event which we hosted 22-9-2011 on the subject of 'new customer realities: capturing added value from sustainability'.
Pillars or Sandcastles? [with speaker notes]John Van Doren
Can humanity achieve a sustainable balance within our closed ecosystem, or have we reached the point where that vision is just another example of the hubris of human exceptionalism? Is it time to switch our focus from sustainability to one of resilience in the face of societal collapse and industrial decline?
My presentation today at the KESSA Multimedia University of Kenya joint international interdisciplinary conference on how innovation can be used to build resilience of African countries.
#InnovationForResilience
Threefold Sustainability: New Direction for DevelopmentMartin Ossewaarde
Sustainability is about balancing the economic, social and environmental aspect of every human venture. Countries everywhere now have an obligation to achieve the SDGs. Higher education for sustainable development should lead. Why not start a positive impact career?
Beyond WCEF2017: The European Union advancing a global circular economy in Brussels on 11th of October 2017.
Co-chair UNEP International Resource Panel (IRP), Partner Systemiq
My presentation today at the KESSA Multimedia University of Kenya joint international interdisciplinary conference on how innovation can be used to build resilience of African countries.
#InnovationForResilience
Threefold Sustainability: New Direction for DevelopmentMartin Ossewaarde
Sustainability is about balancing the economic, social and environmental aspect of every human venture. Countries everywhere now have an obligation to achieve the SDGs. Higher education for sustainable development should lead. Why not start a positive impact career?
Beyond WCEF2017: The European Union advancing a global circular economy in Brussels on 11th of October 2017.
Co-chair UNEP International Resource Panel (IRP), Partner Systemiq
Melissa Leach: Pathways to Sustainability: Environmental social science and ...STEPS Centre
From NESS 2011 (The 10th Nordic Environmental Social Science Conference), June 2011.
Video at http://stockholmresilience.org/seminarandevents/otherseminars/ness2011/videoarchive.4.1f74f76413071d337c380005790.html
David Tyfield: Game-changing Innovation in China STEPS Centre
David Tyfield, Lancaster University.
Presentation to the UK-China Innovation Workshop for Sustainable and Equitable Development, Tsinghua University, 19 March 2010, co-organised by China Institute for Science and Technology Policy (CISTP) at Tsinghua University and the STEPS Centre.
http://anewmanifesto.org/news/china-workshop-presentationschina-workshop-presentations/
Wiring the wildings pres valletta 2018 - nov 17 - koefoed and paludan smallOleg Koefoed
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Oleg koefoed culture and sustainability sympo nord quebec feb 2015Oleg Koefoed
Presentation at the International Symposium for Northern Development in Quebec City, Febuary 2015. Brief words about culture and sustainable development + intro to strategy and actions by the Nordic Council of Ministers. Ask for more details!
Presentation coimbra eco island amager 300514 picturesOleg Koefoed
This is a presentation I gave with architect Stine Avlund at the Culture Mapping conference in Coïmbra, Portugal, on May 30th, 2014. The Eco Island Amager project started from a "horisontal" perspective, seeking to involve people without closing too many doors from the outset. This means it moves slowly, in a gentle zig-zag motion towards considering how Amager, part of a large city,could become "eco" - yes even how it could become an island. You can read more about the project here: http://ecoislandamager.dk - or ask me!
Resillience, cultural intervention, micro innovation, policy - City-Link 2014Oleg Koefoed
This talk was given to the City-Link Congress in Hamburg, in September 2014. The congress brought together researchers, artists, and practitioners to reflect on the issue of resilience and culture in cities. The congress had presentations by Sharon Zukin, Elke Krasny, Levente Polyak, Sacha Kagan and Oleg Koefoed.
Oleg koefoed les rencontres prototyping cultures of sustainability in cities,...Oleg Koefoed
Slides from Talk at La Rencontre de Fingal, Dublin, March 2013, about cultures of sustainability and the increased responsibility of culture as transition leaders.
Oleg koefoed les rencontres prototyping cultures of sustainability in cities,...
Presentation ljubljana june 1st 2011 edufashion
1. Sustainability in fashion
- reflections on the possibility of sustainability
In fashion, inspired by OpenWear
Oleg Koefoed
Copenhagen Business School / Cultura21
Presentation for OpenWear conference
“Refashioning Fashion”
Ljubljana June 2nd 2011
2. 0 Challenge / question
How can we understand a project such as
OpenWear, so that it will make sense that it
would be sustainable?
What local actions could be frutiful to make
this more probable?
What overall changes in the
environment/industry would be necessary?
3. 1 status for the fashion industry
Public concern – talk – and some real interest in
sustainability
Mainly environmental issues and connections to CSR
Lots of greenwashing (=non-systemic single actions and
more or less pure propaganda)
Innovative experiences in micro-processes
BUT: need for experiments on a much bigger scale
AND: need for opening up of processes, production,
decisions, values
4. Examples of sustainable (?) practice
Sustainable Textile development
Slow fashion initiatives
Cooperative / co-creative entreprises
DIY /DIT etc
ECO Brands
Political measures, legislation
New educational elements
Fairs / un-fashion conferences etc
5. 2.1 The pillars / dimensions
Environment Sociality Economic Cultural
How does the How does the How does the How does the
system build system build system create system
resilience social value through facilitate the
through the coherence by the emergence of
use of natural forming groups transformation meaning
resources and institutions of resources – and does it
– and does it – and does it – and does it allow for the
allow for other maintain redistribute the transformation
systems to co- dynamic value? and evolution
evolve? openness? of meaning?
POWER: the fifth – political - pillar...
6. 2.2 status re: the four pillars
Environment Sociality Economy Culture
After 30 years, Seat of some Most of the Many small
some progress of the major industry builds alternatives –
is being made weaknesses of on exploitation but overall
– more the industry – and domination of
experience lack of obsolescense images of fast
needed, more transparency – new business fashion,
investment, need for models obsolescence
need for new education; and needed – even and
paradigm? new new economic consumerism
organization foundations + issue of
models heritage vs
revolution
POWER: lack of transparency & big-scale responsible experiments
7. 3 Definitions of sustainability
Brundtland report (1987)
Satisfying our present needs without jeopardizing
the needs of future generations
BETTER
Morin/Kagan (2011)
a search process for dynamic balance,
that unfolds itself differently according
to the specific contexts, allowing the
emergence of resilient cultural-natural
hypercomplex systems
8. 4 Resilience and Emergence
Resilience
When open systems learn from their environments,
transforming themselves
Characterized by diversity and resilience
and „autoecopoïetic“ sensibility: creative openness
to disturbances, allowing for emergence
Emergence
The engine of complex, unpredictable
evolutions in nature and in societies
– leads creation and transformation in the systems
Drawing on Kagan (2011)
9. 5 A dynamic model: sustensivity
NEW SYSTEM
System
/Life form A
RESILIENCE
SUSTENSION & NON-EQUILIBRIUM
DYNAMICS
EMERGENCE
System
/Life form B
X Life intensity / potentiality
Y Time-space continuum
10. 6 ...so what about “OpenWear”-projects
3 crucial questions
Conditions of entry
Resilience potential Outcome
11. 8 The complex 'equation'
Moments Dimensions
Conditions of entry Economic
Environmental
x
Resilience and
emergence
Social
Dynamic outcome
Cultural
= potential for sustainability
12. 9 Causes for concern: pitfalls
Environmental Economic
the planning pitfall falling back into
planning tends to durability
reduce and Sustainable=surviv
compartmentalize: ing
the problems + lowering entry
*
return in much barriers
greater scale temporarily
without changing
the overall system
Social
sucking the juice Cultural
out of workers Greenwashing/propaganda
(project logic) that deteriorates the
+ struggle for reputation of sustainable
justice > co- change
change + compartmentalization
13. 10 The unresolved question of OW etc
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Facilitating economic entry
Opening up to the discarded
Taking participation seriously
Creating open cultures
Sharing economy among creators Complex?
Sustaining systemic diversity
Increasing transparency Impossible?
Bringing together past and future Simple?
New forms of wealth
Non-destructive material production
Infinity in responsibility/care/love
Placing re-generation at the heart