Assessing the state of stocks challenges and opportunities Blue BRIDGE
The document discusses the role of the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) in developing virtual research environments (VREs) under the BlueASSESSMENT pillar of the BlueBRIDGE project. ICES provides scientific advice on sustainable fishing and protects the marine environment, including stock assessments for over 225 fish stocks. Developing VREs can help address scientific challenges around ecosystem-based management and high performance computing needs. Specific VREs being developed include ones for horse mackerel management strategy evaluation and a North Sea multi-fleet, mixed fishery model. The VREs aim to facilitate stock assessments, improve management tools, and serve as training platforms.
The Production of Aquaculture and Environmental Maps to Support Spatial PlanningBlue BRIDGE
A presentation by Miles Macmillan-Lawler, GRID-Arendal on The Production of Aquaculture and Environmental Maps to Support Spatial Planning.
Taken from the BlueBRIDGE workshop, European Maritime Day 2016, Towards innovative data services for Blue Growth workshop, 18 May 2016
Pasquale Pagano, ISTI-CNR, BlueBRIDGE Technical Director, describes the BlueBRIDGE services in a nutshell.
Taken from the BlueBRIDGE workshop, European Maritime Day 2016, Towards innovative data services for Blue Growth workshop, 18 May 2016
This document discusses the impact of publishing museum collections from the Tropenmuseum in Wikipedia. It finds that open data publication leads to exponential growth in reaching audiences, with over 18 million page views in December 2013 compared to 300,000 museum visitors in 1986. While 8.7% of offline exhibits had over 52,000 objects seen, only 1% of online published objects have been used in Wikipedia articles. Quality metadata and images are essential to facilitate reuse of collections. Publishing to Wikimedia provides a platform to widely share collections and different access contexts.
This document discusses statistics and metrics that have been gathered about museums' digital activities. It notes that data has historically been collected at institutional, national and international levels, but in irregular and limited ways. Recent data from projects like ENUMERATE and open data initiatives provide more comprehensive data on topics like digitization of collections, budgets, online visitors and engagement. The document advocates for continued development of metrics to understand the evolving digital practices and impact of museums.
This document summarizes presentations from an engine technology seminar hosted by Combustion Engines Finland on alternative fuels and energy solutions. It discusses Combustion Engines Finland's role in research and manufacturing of combustion engines, hybrid systems, and exhaust treatment. The document also summarizes presentations from Wärtsilä on their visions for a smart energy future with 100% renewable energy enabled by flexible generation including engines and storage, and their smart marine ecosystem vision to apply smart technology and optimize ship performance to reduce emissions. Alternative low-carbon fuels are also discussed including biomass, electricity from renewables, hydrogen, and biofuels.
Тіло Бекер, Технічний університет Дрездена (Німеччина) Як поміряти прогрес ве...Vadym Denysenko
This document discusses methods for measuring progress towards goals for increasing cycling rates. It outlines goals set by various cities and countries to increase the modal share of cycling. Household travel surveys are identified as an essential data source for understanding transport demand, monitoring progress towards goals, and informing strategic planning. The document describes a household survey conducted in Dresden, Germany, which collects data on trips made by residents over a single reporting day. It notes some potential errors in travel surveys and also discusses other data sources like traffic counts. A variety of options for implementing surveys are presented.
Assessing the state of stocks challenges and opportunities Blue BRIDGE
The document discusses the role of the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) in developing virtual research environments (VREs) under the BlueASSESSMENT pillar of the BlueBRIDGE project. ICES provides scientific advice on sustainable fishing and protects the marine environment, including stock assessments for over 225 fish stocks. Developing VREs can help address scientific challenges around ecosystem-based management and high performance computing needs. Specific VREs being developed include ones for horse mackerel management strategy evaluation and a North Sea multi-fleet, mixed fishery model. The VREs aim to facilitate stock assessments, improve management tools, and serve as training platforms.
The Production of Aquaculture and Environmental Maps to Support Spatial PlanningBlue BRIDGE
A presentation by Miles Macmillan-Lawler, GRID-Arendal on The Production of Aquaculture and Environmental Maps to Support Spatial Planning.
Taken from the BlueBRIDGE workshop, European Maritime Day 2016, Towards innovative data services for Blue Growth workshop, 18 May 2016
Pasquale Pagano, ISTI-CNR, BlueBRIDGE Technical Director, describes the BlueBRIDGE services in a nutshell.
Taken from the BlueBRIDGE workshop, European Maritime Day 2016, Towards innovative data services for Blue Growth workshop, 18 May 2016
This document discusses the impact of publishing museum collections from the Tropenmuseum in Wikipedia. It finds that open data publication leads to exponential growth in reaching audiences, with over 18 million page views in December 2013 compared to 300,000 museum visitors in 1986. While 8.7% of offline exhibits had over 52,000 objects seen, only 1% of online published objects have been used in Wikipedia articles. Quality metadata and images are essential to facilitate reuse of collections. Publishing to Wikimedia provides a platform to widely share collections and different access contexts.
This document discusses statistics and metrics that have been gathered about museums' digital activities. It notes that data has historically been collected at institutional, national and international levels, but in irregular and limited ways. Recent data from projects like ENUMERATE and open data initiatives provide more comprehensive data on topics like digitization of collections, budgets, online visitors and engagement. The document advocates for continued development of metrics to understand the evolving digital practices and impact of museums.
This document summarizes presentations from an engine technology seminar hosted by Combustion Engines Finland on alternative fuels and energy solutions. It discusses Combustion Engines Finland's role in research and manufacturing of combustion engines, hybrid systems, and exhaust treatment. The document also summarizes presentations from Wärtsilä on their visions for a smart energy future with 100% renewable energy enabled by flexible generation including engines and storage, and their smart marine ecosystem vision to apply smart technology and optimize ship performance to reduce emissions. Alternative low-carbon fuels are also discussed including biomass, electricity from renewables, hydrogen, and biofuels.
Тіло Бекер, Технічний університет Дрездена (Німеччина) Як поміряти прогрес ве...Vadym Denysenko
This document discusses methods for measuring progress towards goals for increasing cycling rates. It outlines goals set by various cities and countries to increase the modal share of cycling. Household travel surveys are identified as an essential data source for understanding transport demand, monitoring progress towards goals, and informing strategic planning. The document describes a household survey conducted in Dresden, Germany, which collects data on trips made by residents over a single reporting day. It notes some potential errors in travel surveys and also discusses other data sources like traffic counts. A variety of options for implementing surveys are presented.
ICE Publishing has been publishing engineering and science research for over 180 years. They provide authors quality peer review, editing services, and visibility to over 80,000 members in 160 countries at no publication cost. ICE aims to promote published work through conferences and their large network of academic and industry subscribers. Their upcoming themed issue of Waste and Resource Management invites papers on applying Building Information Modeling to optimize resource use, manage waste, and support sustainable practices in construction and infrastructure projects.
This document summarizes a presentation on open government data initiatives in Zurich, Switzerland. It discusses Zurich's efforts to implement open data starting in 2012, the challenges faced, and future plans. Specifically, it notes that while Zurich established an open data portal and published over 200 datasets, real impact and use of the data has been limited. Barriers include apathy among data providers and concerns over privacy and legal issues. Moving forward, Zurich aims to expand its open data program through consolidating resources, publishing more datasets by default, upgrading technology, and increasing community engagement through events.
Michiel Adriaanse - The evolution of paper mills, the circular economy in pra...EuropeanPaper
By Michiel Adriaanse from the Kenniscentrum papier en carton. This was presented during the Competitiveness in a circular economy seminar, organised as part of the European Paper Week 2014. More at http://www.cepi.org/epw
02 Plan4all projects in negotiation (Polivisu, Euxdat)plan4all
Two EU projects starting in November 2017 are discussed - PoliVisu and EUXDAT. PoliVisu aims to enhance decision making through big data visualization and collective intelligence. It will pilot large transport changes in Paris and mobility policies/neighborhood development in a mid-sized city. EUXDAT proposes an e-infrastructure to support sustainable agriculture, land monitoring, and energy efficiency for planning through pilots on land management, energy analysis, and 3D farming. Partners for each project are listed.
This document discusses tools for accessibility and co-creation. It references presentations given at the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg on creativity and modernization. It also lists links to videos, websites, and resources about enabling environments, induction loops, design for all, and collaborative knowledge building. The document concludes with thanks from Antti Raike from Aalto University.
Municipal waste - existing data ready to be utilised, Lars Viklund and Louise...Tilastokeskus
The document discusses using existing municipal waste data in Sweden to better understand waste generation and collection over time. It presents statistics on waste collection pickups by weight and notes the potential for machine-to-machine data sharing between waste companies and Statistics Sweden. A pilot project utilizing automated data transfer worked well with one partner and could ease future waste statistics collection and analysis.
The Envisioning Report for EMPOWERING Universities (2nd Edition)Mark Brown
This report summarizes the Envisioning Report for EMPOWERING Universities (2nd Edition) presented at the EADTU-EU Summit in Brussels on April 17, 2018. The report covers the latest trends in new modes of teaching from papers written by 24 authors from 12 countries. It identifies five main themes: learning analytics, university challenges, blended education, student support, and continuous education. The report aims to inspire further innovation in cooperation and expertise sharing between universities.
Anne Helbig (City of Groningen, Netherlands)OECD CFE
The city of Groningen in the Netherlands developed a roadmap for a circular economy from 2018-2020 following its participation in the OECD Circular Economy in Cities and Regions initiative. The roadmap focuses on five focal areas - energy, water, biomass/food, waste, and construction/demolition - and is guided by six principles including enabling residents and businesses to develop circular solutions, acting as a role model, and closing material cycles. An action plan was also created based on OECD recommendations to implement strategies, engage stakeholders, promote training and competition, and facilitate coordination across sectors to transition Groningen to a circular economy.
The document summarizes the proceedings of the eROSA 2nd Stakeholder workshop held in Wageningen, Netherlands in 2017. eROSA is funded by the European Union's Horizon 2020 program to develop an open e-science infrastructure for agriculture. The workshop discussed developing FAIR (findable, accessible, interoperable, reusable) agricultural data resources and services, and a vision for 2030 where food systems produce healthy food through sustainable methods while supporting environmental and social goals. Next steps include broadening perspectives beyond just agriculture to consider sustainable food systems, and making progress on implementing agricultural data infrastructures.
The EIB supports circular economy projects in cities through various financing and advisory programs. From 2013-2017, the largest shares of EIB circular economy lending went to industry/services (33%), water management (26%), and agriculture/bioeconomy (17%). Examples of EIB circular city initiatives include the Green Metropole Fund in Amsterdam and advisory support for Kolding Municipality in Denmark to develop circular economy strategies and projects. The EIB categorizes circular economy projects as circular design/production, circular use/life extension, circular value recovery, and circular support.
This document discusses the indivisibility of housing and mobility and the need for a paradigm shift. Some key points discussed include:
1) Housing quality, accessibility, social interaction, and fiscal responsibility should be prioritized over accommodating cars.
2) Integrating housing and mobility planning can help reduce costs, improve public health by encouraging walking/cycling, and lower emissions.
3) A new fiscal model is needed to shift funds to more equitable and sustainable housing and transportation solutions.
4) Examples like Vauban, Stockholm, and the Halton Co-Housing Project in Lancaster demonstrate approaches that maximize space efficiency, accessibility, and livability while minimizing car dependence.
This document summarizes a presentation about the eROSA project, which received Horizon 2020 funding. It discusses eROSA's vision for an open e-science infrastructure for agriculture. Some key points include:
- eROSA aims to provide shared semantics, data discovery services, and sustainable storage through resources like data portals and virtual research environments.
- It compares how organic agriculture aligns with the UN's Sustainable Development Goals around issues like increasing productivity and resilience while reducing environmental impacts.
- The document outlines eROSA's status in implementing facets of openness, interoperability, and reuse within the agricultural domain. It closes with eROSA's vision for collaborative, region-specific food systems by
The circular economy (CE) focuses on keeping materials in use for as long as possible and also to preserve, or even upgrade, their value by creating added value through services and smart solutions. To succeed in this, instead of selling products, companies should move to retain ownership and sell their solutions as a service. Yet, mainstream consumers are still used to owning many products, such as tools, clothes, furniture, and domestic appliances. To attract consumers to choose a service instead of product ownership, the service offering needs to provide superior value. We explored the customer value journey regarding a tool rental service called Liiteri. On the journey the benefits were related to, for example, better quality and no need for storage and maintenance. On the other hand, the sacrifices were realised in the pick-up and return steps, which were regarded as more laborious if the tool was rented.
The document discusses sustainable mobility and product-service systems (PSS) related to mobility. It focuses on car sharing as an alternative to private car ownership. Specifically, it describes three types of car sharing organizations: 1) those run by automotive manufacturers, 2) independently run profit-oriented organizations, and 3) citizen-run non-profit cooperatives. It notes that car sharing can reduce the number of cars used and miles driven while increasing selective car use and cost transparency for users.
ICE Publishing has been publishing engineering and science research for over 180 years. They provide authors quality peer review, editing services, and visibility to over 80,000 members in 160 countries at no publication cost. ICE aims to promote published work through conferences and their large network of academic and industry subscribers. Their upcoming themed issue of Waste and Resource Management invites papers on applying Building Information Modeling to optimize resource use, manage waste, and support sustainable practices in construction and infrastructure projects.
This document summarizes a presentation on open government data initiatives in Zurich, Switzerland. It discusses Zurich's efforts to implement open data starting in 2012, the challenges faced, and future plans. Specifically, it notes that while Zurich established an open data portal and published over 200 datasets, real impact and use of the data has been limited. Barriers include apathy among data providers and concerns over privacy and legal issues. Moving forward, Zurich aims to expand its open data program through consolidating resources, publishing more datasets by default, upgrading technology, and increasing community engagement through events.
Michiel Adriaanse - The evolution of paper mills, the circular economy in pra...EuropeanPaper
By Michiel Adriaanse from the Kenniscentrum papier en carton. This was presented during the Competitiveness in a circular economy seminar, organised as part of the European Paper Week 2014. More at http://www.cepi.org/epw
02 Plan4all projects in negotiation (Polivisu, Euxdat)plan4all
Two EU projects starting in November 2017 are discussed - PoliVisu and EUXDAT. PoliVisu aims to enhance decision making through big data visualization and collective intelligence. It will pilot large transport changes in Paris and mobility policies/neighborhood development in a mid-sized city. EUXDAT proposes an e-infrastructure to support sustainable agriculture, land monitoring, and energy efficiency for planning through pilots on land management, energy analysis, and 3D farming. Partners for each project are listed.
This document discusses tools for accessibility and co-creation. It references presentations given at the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg on creativity and modernization. It also lists links to videos, websites, and resources about enabling environments, induction loops, design for all, and collaborative knowledge building. The document concludes with thanks from Antti Raike from Aalto University.
Municipal waste - existing data ready to be utilised, Lars Viklund and Louise...Tilastokeskus
The document discusses using existing municipal waste data in Sweden to better understand waste generation and collection over time. It presents statistics on waste collection pickups by weight and notes the potential for machine-to-machine data sharing between waste companies and Statistics Sweden. A pilot project utilizing automated data transfer worked well with one partner and could ease future waste statistics collection and analysis.
The Envisioning Report for EMPOWERING Universities (2nd Edition)Mark Brown
This report summarizes the Envisioning Report for EMPOWERING Universities (2nd Edition) presented at the EADTU-EU Summit in Brussels on April 17, 2018. The report covers the latest trends in new modes of teaching from papers written by 24 authors from 12 countries. It identifies five main themes: learning analytics, university challenges, blended education, student support, and continuous education. The report aims to inspire further innovation in cooperation and expertise sharing between universities.
Anne Helbig (City of Groningen, Netherlands)OECD CFE
The city of Groningen in the Netherlands developed a roadmap for a circular economy from 2018-2020 following its participation in the OECD Circular Economy in Cities and Regions initiative. The roadmap focuses on five focal areas - energy, water, biomass/food, waste, and construction/demolition - and is guided by six principles including enabling residents and businesses to develop circular solutions, acting as a role model, and closing material cycles. An action plan was also created based on OECD recommendations to implement strategies, engage stakeholders, promote training and competition, and facilitate coordination across sectors to transition Groningen to a circular economy.
The document summarizes the proceedings of the eROSA 2nd Stakeholder workshop held in Wageningen, Netherlands in 2017. eROSA is funded by the European Union's Horizon 2020 program to develop an open e-science infrastructure for agriculture. The workshop discussed developing FAIR (findable, accessible, interoperable, reusable) agricultural data resources and services, and a vision for 2030 where food systems produce healthy food through sustainable methods while supporting environmental and social goals. Next steps include broadening perspectives beyond just agriculture to consider sustainable food systems, and making progress on implementing agricultural data infrastructures.
The EIB supports circular economy projects in cities through various financing and advisory programs. From 2013-2017, the largest shares of EIB circular economy lending went to industry/services (33%), water management (26%), and agriculture/bioeconomy (17%). Examples of EIB circular city initiatives include the Green Metropole Fund in Amsterdam and advisory support for Kolding Municipality in Denmark to develop circular economy strategies and projects. The EIB categorizes circular economy projects as circular design/production, circular use/life extension, circular value recovery, and circular support.
This document discusses the indivisibility of housing and mobility and the need for a paradigm shift. Some key points discussed include:
1) Housing quality, accessibility, social interaction, and fiscal responsibility should be prioritized over accommodating cars.
2) Integrating housing and mobility planning can help reduce costs, improve public health by encouraging walking/cycling, and lower emissions.
3) A new fiscal model is needed to shift funds to more equitable and sustainable housing and transportation solutions.
4) Examples like Vauban, Stockholm, and the Halton Co-Housing Project in Lancaster demonstrate approaches that maximize space efficiency, accessibility, and livability while minimizing car dependence.
This document summarizes a presentation about the eROSA project, which received Horizon 2020 funding. It discusses eROSA's vision for an open e-science infrastructure for agriculture. Some key points include:
- eROSA aims to provide shared semantics, data discovery services, and sustainable storage through resources like data portals and virtual research environments.
- It compares how organic agriculture aligns with the UN's Sustainable Development Goals around issues like increasing productivity and resilience while reducing environmental impacts.
- The document outlines eROSA's status in implementing facets of openness, interoperability, and reuse within the agricultural domain. It closes with eROSA's vision for collaborative, region-specific food systems by
The circular economy (CE) focuses on keeping materials in use for as long as possible and also to preserve, or even upgrade, their value by creating added value through services and smart solutions. To succeed in this, instead of selling products, companies should move to retain ownership and sell their solutions as a service. Yet, mainstream consumers are still used to owning many products, such as tools, clothes, furniture, and domestic appliances. To attract consumers to choose a service instead of product ownership, the service offering needs to provide superior value. We explored the customer value journey regarding a tool rental service called Liiteri. On the journey the benefits were related to, for example, better quality and no need for storage and maintenance. On the other hand, the sacrifices were realised in the pick-up and return steps, which were regarded as more laborious if the tool was rented.
The document discusses sustainable mobility and product-service systems (PSS) related to mobility. It focuses on car sharing as an alternative to private car ownership. Specifically, it describes three types of car sharing organizations: 1) those run by automotive manufacturers, 2) independently run profit-oriented organizations, and 3) citizen-run non-profit cooperatives. It notes that car sharing can reduce the number of cars used and miles driven while increasing selective car use and cost transparency for users.
The Austrian Action Programme on Mobility Management aims to reduce CO2 emissions from transport by providing incentives for public and private actors to adopt eco-friendly mobility solutions. The program is managed by Kommunalkredit Public Consulting on behalf of the Austrian Ministry of Environment and supported by climate funds. It offers consulting, investment subsidies up to 30% of costs, and lump sums for purchasing electric vehicles. In its first period from 2007-2012, the program funded over 4,800 projects with €75 million in subsidies, achieving CO2 savings of 2.5 million tons.
The document summarizes the results of a participatory scenario development process exploring circular economy in Finland by 2030. Three complementary scenarios were developed: 1) Efficient Service Experience focused on access over ownership through digital platforms and services; 2) New Tribes emphasized sharing and cooperative economies within communities; and 3) Factory of the Future featured resource-efficient, zero-waste production through eco-design and closed material loops. The scenarios illustrate complex interactions between environmental, social and economic systems and highlight potential futures for circular economy in Finland.
The document discusses the need for more sustainable transportation systems and outlines several strategies to achieve this. It notes that a sustainable system allows access needs to be met safely while protecting health and the environment. It also should limit emissions, waste and resource consumption. The document then provides examples of strategies like behavioral changes, fuel shifting, improving efficiency, mode shifting, and technological innovations. It discusses specific options for freight transport and promoting electric vehicles.
This document summarizes GDF SUEZ's expertise in sustainable development assessment tools, including Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), Material and Energy Flow Analysis (MEFA), Ecological Footprint, and Carbon Balance. It then describes a MEFA project conducted for Lille City that counted material and energy flows, identified opportunities to optimize resource use, and involved local stakeholders. The project provided recommendations to support Lille City's sustainable policies and lessons for future local sustainability assessment projects.
This presentation was given at IEEP's capacity building for environmental tax reform conference on 5 October 2017 in Brussels, Belgium.
Speaker: Coen Peelen (Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure & Environment)
Calculation Tools & ICT Insights on energy saving: SAT-S, Save@Work, GreenSpe...ICT FOOTPRINT .eu
The 4th ICTFOOTPRINT free webinar has crucial information on ICT Calculation tools and Sustainable ICT insights on energy savings, on 23rd February 2017, 15:00 CET. All those who want to improve ICT energy efficiency in their business are welcome to join us in this exciting webinar.
After years of seemingly infinite IT resources, software developers are facing new efficiency challenges on smartphones and IoT devices. Mobile users want more features, but not less battery life. Thomas Corvaisier (CEO of GREENSPECTOR) introduced the concept of software eco-design, and tell us how it may help lowering the consumption of IT resources while preserving performance and user experience.
Frédéric Croisson, from Deloitte Sustainability, showcased the ICTFOOTPRINT.eu Self-Assessment Tool for Services (SAT-S), a useful, quick and easy-to-use tool that calculates the carbon footprint of your ICT services. The tool helps users not only to make informed decisions about how to make an ICT service sustainable, but also discover the impact of ICT devices & activities in terms of Green House Gas emissions and primary energy consumption.
Energy savings can be achieved thanks to simple sustainable daily practices, which can be implemented by organisations employees. Karen Robinson shared some sustainable ICT practices and introduce the save@work initiative, which encourages public sector employee’s to come together in teams to reduce the energy consumption of their building by making small changes to their everyday energy consuming behaviours. Adding an element of competition to the project has been a significant driver in encouraging teams to really examine and challenge those unconscious energy consuming behaviours. The scale of working in a large office has also highlighted those practices that on their own seem to make almost insignificant savings but when applied across an office of over 300 people, have a very different impact.
The document discusses implementing sustainable mobility or "green mobility" in the hospitality industry. It provides objectives for green mobility which include improving guest experiences and travel behavior while safeguarding the local environment. Additional objectives are improving quality of life for residents, mitigating the carbon footprint of hotels, raising awareness of sustainable practices, and incentivizing hotels to adopt green initiatives. The document then provides tips for sustainable transportation like using foot, bike or public transit over private vehicles and flying direct to reduce emissions. It also discusses analyzing company mobility needs and behaviors to set goals and measures to encourage sustainable options.
Han Brezet_Introduction To Sustainable Pss & ToolsCarlo Vezzoli
The document discusses sustainable product-service systems (PSS) and tools for their design and development. It introduces PSS as a system that provides customer satisfaction through a combination of products and services while reducing environmental impact compared to traditional business models. Examples of existing PSS like bike sharing and electric vehicle charging networks are provided to illustrate how customer needs can be met through integrated products and services rather than product sales alone.
Circular economy in Finland 2030 scenario analysisJohanna Kohl
The document summarizes the results of a participatory scenario development process exploring potential futures for the circular economy in Finland by 2030. Three complementary scenarios were developed: 1) An "Efficient Service Experience" scenario focused on access over ownership through digital platforms and services. 2) A "New Tribes" scenario emphasizing sharing and collaborative production/consumption within communities. 3) A "Factory of the Future" scenario oriented around closed-loop, zero-waste production through eco-design and digital/symbiotic processes. The scenarios highlight different dimensions of the circular economy's transformation and were meant to spark new sustainable business ideas.
OECD's Recent Work on Urban Policies in AsiaOECDregions
The document summarizes recent work by the OECD on urban policies in Asia. It discusses how integrated urban policy frameworks can help cities achieve multiple policy objectives related to land use, transportation, housing, energy, water, waste, jobs, and climate change mitigation and adaptation. An integrated policy approach can promote compact urban growth, renewable energy, green buildings, better transportation, and more to create jobs while reducing emissions and pollution. The document also analyzes disaster risk management policies in Southeast Asian cities and calls for more inclusive governance and application of water governance principles to engage stakeholders and improve resilience planning.
This presentation was given at IEEP's capacity building for environmental tax reform conference on 5 October 2017 in Brussels, Belgium.
Speakers: Patrick ten Brink and Emma Watkins, IEEP
Imagine a world in which people and goods can move with minimum impact on the local environment and climate. Imagine an intelligent transport system with smart infrastructure and smart, connected vehicles powered predominantly by renewable energy, and with enlightened end-users: private individuals and enterprises. Imagine a system that is actually based on user demand. That is what we would like to see.
To put mobility and transport on the track to sustainability, we have to improve energy efficiency, switch to renewable energy and more efficient modes of mobility, and, most importantly, increase smartness at all levels of the system. In practice, the last point means smart and efficient mobility services, cooperative systems, and intelligent vehicles and infrastructure.
VTT has a toolbox and the expertise to tackle all the key challenges of smart low-carbon mobility. And, to really make an impact, we are cooperating with all the key stakeholders in the field. Let us re-invent mobility and co-create a better future together!
In the future, we have to meet our mobility needs much more sustainable than today, with much smaller footprints. Find out the requirements for a low-resource mobility of the future and how Finnish households have already tested future mobility.
Valmet has a strong role in the circular economy by offering customers technology and services for converting renewable resources into sustainable products such as pulp, board and bioenergy.
Sustainable circular economy value propositions in clothing as a service -modelMaria Antikainen
Antikainen et al. (2020). Sustainable circular economy value propositions in clothing as a service -model. This paper was presented at The ISPIM Innovation Conference – Innovating in Times of Crisis, 7-10 June 2020.
Business model experimentations in advancing B2B sharing economy researchMaria Antikainen
The sharing economy has potential to be the solution to the urgent need to use materials and resources more efficiently. In the consumer business sector, several successful business models on sharing exist, while industry is lagging behind in development. In order to innovate novel business models for sharing in the B2B context, we need to develop a methodology for testing the ideas flexibly and cost-efficiently. In addition to companies, testing ideas can offer great value for research organizations exploring this phenomenon. In this paper, we present a business model experimentation method focusing on the research organization’s perspective on how to design and implement a business model experimentation. In addition, we provide valuable insights for companies aiming to test their sharing economy business model. Our study is a case study on sharing a 3D printer.
The document discusses circular business model innovation and a tool to facilitate the process. It notes that in a circular economy, companies need to close material loops, reduce resource needs, and keep materials and products in the loop for as long as possible. This often requires new collaboration partners and reconsidering stakeholder value. The tool helps businesses design and implement circular business model innovation, understand the necessary steps, potential value from different methods, and challenges to overcome at each stage.
AARRE tools: Rapid Business Model Experimentations ToolMaria Antikainen
The document introduces the Rapid Business Model Experimentation Tool (RBMET) to help companies test and validate novel circular business models. RBMET provides a systematic five-step process for planning and running business model experiments from start to finish. This includes designing the experiment with cards, planning collaboration partners and resources, implementing the experiment, analyzing collected data, and deciding next steps. The tool helps companies gain real data on ideas instead of hypotheses, efficiently plan and run experiments, and find ways to collaborate with other organizations.
Circular Business Model Experimentation - Antikainen et al.Maria Antikainen
This document discusses designing circular business model experimentation through case studies. It aims to increase understanding of how to design circular business model experimentation while considering both company and research organization needs. Elements involved in designing circular business model experimentation are explored. Differences between company and research organization data collection objectives are examined. Rapid business model experimentation is proposed using rapid experimentation cards covering working hypotheses, data collection/analysis, and criteria for validation/rejection. The document concludes that rapid experimentation, partnerships, practical implementation, iteration, mindset change, and learning from multiple data sources can aid the design of circular business model experimentation.
Circular Business Model Innovation ISPIM Boston 2016 - Antikainen & ValkokariMaria Antikainen
We present a Framework for Sustainable Circular Business Model Innovation adding important perspectives: recognizing trends and drivers at the ecosystem level, understanding value to partners and stakeholders within a business and evaluating the impact of sustainability and circularity. In order to test the framework and to provide a concrete example of its usage and future development needs, we conducted a case study with one start-up company.
Consumer service innovation in a circular economy-customer value perspective Maria Antikainen
This document summarizes a presentation on consumer value perspectives in a circular economy. It discusses how circular economy-based services can create value for consumers by keeping materials in use for longer. The presentation examines research questions about how customer value is perceived in a circular economy and how the value concept can be better utilized in circular service development. It then outlines findings from a consumer workshop where participants discussed renting versus owning products and their willingness to engage with different circular service models involving renting furniture, appliances and clothing. The presentation concludes that while circular services provide benefits, consumers still prefer ownership and that shifting mindsets will require adding personalization and a feeling of co-creation to circular models.
Unveiling the Dynamic Personalities, Key Dates, and Horoscope Insights: Gemin...my Pandit
Explore the fascinating world of the Gemini Zodiac Sign. Discover the unique personality traits, key dates, and horoscope insights of Gemini individuals. Learn how their sociable, communicative nature and boundless curiosity make them the dynamic explorers of the zodiac. Dive into the duality of the Gemini sign and understand their intellectual and adventurous spirit.
Anny Serafina Love - Letter of Recommendation by Kellen Harkins, MS.AnnySerafinaLove
This letter, written by Kellen Harkins, Course Director at Full Sail University, commends Anny Love's exemplary performance in the Video Sharing Platforms class. It highlights her dedication, willingness to challenge herself, and exceptional skills in production, editing, and marketing across various video platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram.
The Most Inspiring Entrepreneurs to Follow in 2024.pdfthesiliconleaders
In a world where the potential of youth innovation remains vastly untouched, there emerges a guiding light in the form of Norm Goldstein, the Founder and CEO of EduNetwork Partners. His dedication to this cause has earned him recognition as a Congressional Leadership Award recipient.
Brian Fitzsimmons on the Business Strategy and Content Flywheel of Barstool S...Neil Horowitz
On episode 272 of the Digital and Social Media Sports Podcast, Neil chatted with Brian Fitzsimmons, Director of Licensing and Business Development for Barstool Sports.
What follows is a collection of snippets from the podcast. To hear the full interview and more, check out the podcast on all podcast platforms and at www.dsmsports.net
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1. VTT TECHNICAL RESEARCH CENTRE OF FINLAND LTD
Liiteri – a tool rental service
Maria Antikainen, VTT
Outi Kettunen, VTT
WCEF 2017, Helsinki 5.-7.6.2017
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Liiteri customer value journey map
Æ Cheap price
when not used
often
Æ No need to
buy
Æ Testing
without risks
Æ Tools are in
the right
place
Æ Good quality
and condition
Æ No need for
maintenance
Æ No need for
storage
Æ Environmental
benefits
− High price
when
regularly used
− Not instant
availability
− Not sure
about the
condition
− Pickup is
laborious
− Difficult to use
unfamiliar
products
− Maybe lacking
some additional
things needed
− Return is
laborious
COMPARISON
AND
PLANNING
BOOKING
AND
PAYMENT
PICKUP OR
DELIVERY
USE
RETURN
BENEFITS
SACRIFICES
Antikainen et al. (forthcoming). Creating
value for consumers in CE - Tools as a
service, The XXVIII ISPIM Innovation
Conference – Composing the Innovation
Symphony, Austria, Vienna on 18-21 June
2017. The publication is available to ISPIM
members at www.ispim.org.
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Environmental aspect
Own Rent
Usage 1 hour/year 100 h/year
Environmental impact
happens mainly in
Materials
manufacturing
Pick-up from rental service point
Assumptions used in the
comparing calculations
Total 20km driving
when bought, no
extra transportation
in the use phase.
Total driving 20km per use (5km
direction to rental place, back and
forth, picking up and returning)
Environmental impact of one
usage time (1 hour), if you
1. pick up by own car
2. use public transportation
3. use bicycle / go on foot
Higher material
resource
consumption in all
cases
Lower material resource
consumption in all cases
1. Higher carbon footprint and fuel
consumption than of own tool
2. Nearly similar impacts as using
own tool
3. Smaller environmental impacts
than of own tool
Conclusions
• Renting has smaller overall environmental impact if the pick-up is done
smartly (public transport, ridesharing, bicycle, walking, electric car).
• The location of pick-up place is important
Behm, K. & Vatanen, S. 2017. VTT Sustainability analysis report on angle grindel (unpublished) 28/10/2016.
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Economic aspect
Own Rent
Costs for user 50 euros divided in 5 - 10 years
(maintenance may be needed)
10 euros/day
How the value is divided
in logistic chain?
Manufacturer, duties, taxes,
logistics, importer
Manufacturer,
duties, taxes,
importer, service
provider, logistics,
maintenance
company
Conclusions
• When owned user usually pays the whole cost at the acquisition stage
• When rented, the payments are divided
• Moving towards service model in consumer goods would increase the
service sector in Finland providing employment and generating growth
• Cars are bought in 2,5 mrd euros per year, and consumer durables over
1 mrd per year (Tilastokeskus 2016)
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SENSORS NETWORKING DATA INTEGRATION ANALYTICS USER INTERFACES
EXTERNAL
•Demographic data
•Social data
•Browsing data
Data at rest
Batch analytics, machine learning
Lock opening
Product info
Payment service
Usage tips &
recommendations
PHYSICAL
DEVICES
CONNECTIVITY
USER APPLICATIONS
BENEFITS FOR COMPANIES
IoT boosting tool rental service business
Data in motion
Stream (real-time) analytics
Condition diagnostics and
prognostics
Info from product usage
Location info, asset tracking
Improved reuse or recycling