Dalia D’Amato, postdoc researcher Dept. Forest Sciences, University of Helsinki
[email protected] +358(0)504160780
Green, Circular, Bio economy: limits and synergies of three sustainability avenues Time table Credits: 4 ECTS Time: 27-30 November 2017, 09.30 – 15.45 Place: Latokartanonkaari 7 (Forest Sciences building), Viikki campus, University of Helsinki. Registration deadline is 17 November 2017 in weboodi. Responsible person: Dalia D’Amato (PhD),
[email protected] Evaluation: Participation and critical discussion, reading material and final essay. Target students: Master’s and PhD students. Teaching in English. If possible, Wednesday and Thursday bring a laptop or smart phone with you.
Time
Monday 27.11 Circular economy Room: Sali 540 (sh.13)
Tuesday 28.11 Bioeconomy Room: Raisio-sali (ls B2)
9.15 – 10.00
Presentations, Dalia D’Amato (UH)
An introduction to Bioeconomy, Anne Toppinen (UH)
10.00 – 10.15 10.15 – 11.00
Break Introduction to the course, Dalia D’Amato (UH)
Break Wood construction and circular bioeconomy, Elias Hurmekoski (EFI) Lunch Responsible business management in global forest bioeconomy, Lauri Hetemäki (EFI)
11.00 – 12.00 12.00 – 13.00 13.00 – 14.00
14.00 – 14.15 14.15 – 15.00
Lunch Circular, green, bioeconomy, Dalia D’Amato (UH)
Break An introduction to circular economy, Riina Antikainen (SYKE)
15.00 – 15.45
Note: the schedule can be subject to small changes.
List of Acronyms
Break Future pathways of the fibre-based packaging sector, Jaana Korhonen (UH)
Discussion group: circular-bio-green economy policies, do they mean anything? Jaana Korhonen (UH) and Elias Hurmekoski
Wednesday 29.11 Green economy Room: Sali 540 (sh.13) until h.12.00, sali 105 (ls B6) from h.13.00 Perceptions on green economy by young researchers, Dalia D’Amato (UH) Break Habitat Banking in Finland, Johanna Kangas (UH)
Thursday 30.11 Circular-green-bio Room: Sali 541 (sh.14)
Lunch Biodiversity and natural capital within Green economy, Marianne Kettunen (IEEP)
Lunch Drawing conclusions, Dalia D’Amato (UH)
Break Practical exercise: green and circular economy in the strategies for the European Outermost Regions, Marianne Kettunen (IEEP), Dalia D’Amato (UH)
Break Drawing conclusions, Dalia D’Amato (UH)
Boreal Green Bioeconomy and Innovative Food System, Johanna Vilkki and Jari Hynynen (LUKE)
Drawing conclusions, Dalia D’Amato (UH)
Dalia D’Amato, postdoc researcher Dept. Forest Sciences, University of Helsinki
EFI, European Forest Institute IEEP, Institute for European Environmental Policy LUKE, Nature Resources Institute Finland SYKE, Finnish Environment Institute UH, University of Helsinki
[email protected] +358(0)504160780
