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Consumo sostenible y economía circular

25.03.2021

GRACIAS POR UNIRSE A LA MARCHA #ROADMAP

El «Camino Digital a Mannheim» consta de 8 eventos en línea totalmente digitalizados. Cada evento se centra un tema específico y tiene como objetivo conectar a diferentes actores de la economía social en Europa en un formato altamente interactivo, presentar las mejores prácticas y casos de uso, así como proporcionar información de primera mano en sesiones interactivas de los generadores de cambio de toda Europa. El «Camino digital a Mannheim» fortalece la economía social en Europa y aprovecha su contribución al desarrollo económico, la inclusión social, así como a las transiciones verdes y digitales.

SOBRE EL PROGRAMA

Sólo hay un planeta Tierra, pero para 2050, el mundo consumirá como si hubiera tres. Se espera que el consumo mundial de materiales como biomasa, combustibles fósiles, metales y minerales se duplique en los próximos cuarenta años.

Como la mitad de las emisiones totales de gases de efecto invernadero y más del 90% de la pérdida de biodiversidad y el estrés hídrico provienen de la extracción y el procesamiento de recursos, el Acuerdo Verde Europeo puso en marcha una estrategia concertada para una economía climáticamente neutral, eficiente en los recursos y competitiva.

La ampliación de la economía circular desde los primeros puestos hasta los principales actores económicos contribuirá decisivamente a lograr la neutralidad climática para 2050 y a desvincular el crecimiento económico del uso de los recursos, garantizando al mismo tiempo la competitividad a largo plazo de la UE y sin dejar a nadie atrás. Para las empresas, trabajar juntos en la creación del marco para los productos sostenibles proporcionará nuevas oportunidades en la UE y más allá.

Con nuestro #RoadtoMannheim evento sobre «Consumo sostenible y economía circular», junto con la Cátedra de Negocios Sostenibles de la Universidad de Mannheim, organizaremos sesiones con la Comisión Europea, las Empresas, la Sociedad Civil y las Empresas Sostenibles para debatir y mostrar modelos de cómo el consumo y la producción sostenibles pueden maximizar el potencial de las empresas para transformar los desafíos ambientales en oportunidades económicas y mejorar el bienestar de las personas haciendo que Europa sea neutral en el clima y protegiendo nuestro hábitat natural.

CONOCE A LOS ORADORES

Arthur ten Wolde
Executive Director
Ecopreneur.eu

Ignacio MUÑIZ
Co-Owner and CMO
Bjaland Technologies

Suzanne Wisse-Huiskes
CEO
Euclid Network

Anna Athanasopoulou
Head of Unit – Proximity, Social Economy, Creative Industries
DG GROW – European Commission

Laura Marie Schons
Chair of Sustainable Business
University of Mannheim

Todor Ivanov
Secretary-General
Euro Coop

Sara Gutiérrez González
Scientific Project Manager of the LIFE REPOLYUSE Project
Universidad de Burgos

Federico Porra
 ‎Policy Officer Circular Economy
DG ENV – European Commission

Charlotta Szczepanowski
Head of Sustainability & Quality
Coop

Alyssa Jade McDonald-Bärtl
Board Member
CGIAR System & UnternehmensGrün

Marco Philippi
Senior Director Strategy, Procurement
AUDI AG

Gorka Mediavilla
Coordinator
Traperos de Emaús Navarra

Darren West
Business Development Director – Circular Economy
SAP

Alexander Britz
Head of Digital Business Transformation & Artificial Intelligence
Microsoft

Primoz Sporar
CEO
Skup

Elie Assémat
Co-Founder
Commown

Nina Elomaa
Senior Vice President for Sustainability
S Group

Mira-Maria Kontkanen
Member
European Economic and Social Committee

Ferre Wyckmans
Member
European Economic and Social Committee

Alexander Kraemer
Head of Corporate Citizenship
Haus des Stiftens

Dominik Campanella
CEO
Concular

Julija Kekstaite
Policy Officer – Social Affairs
RREUSE

Jana Žůrková
Network Development and Innovation Manager
RREUSE

Celina Schall
Communication
Concular

Anna Frankenberg
Corporate Social Responsibility
PreZero

Alain Coheur
President of the Section for Single Market, Production and Consumption
Member – European Economic and Social Committee

Carmen Redondo Borge
Director of Institutional Relations
HISPACOOP

Mike Pickering
Corporate Social Responsibility Manager
Midcounties Co-operative

Robin Angelé
Project Manager
Commown

Manuel Kreitmeir
Chairman
Social Entrepreneurship BW

Oscar Planells
Research Assistant
RREUSE

Veerle Klijn
Programme Manager
Euclid Network

Sue Riddlestone OBE
CEO & Co-Founder
Bioregional

Bostjan Horjak
CEO
Liberty Adriatic

Talke Schaffrannek
Director Circular Economy
BASF

Christoph Teusch
Corporate Responsibility
AfB Group

ECHA UN VISTAZO AL PROGRAMA

10.15 am

Welcome – Live from Mannheim
Manuel Kreitmeir, Host and Chairman – Social Entrepreneurship BW
Björn Pospiech, Mindfulness Coach – Strong People Institute
Anna Athanasopoulou – Head of Unit DG GROW G2 – Proximity, Social Economy, Creative Industries, European Commission

10.30 am

Keynote
Arthur ten Wolde, Executive Director – Ecopreneur.eu

10.45 am

Parallel Sessions & Insights (60 minutes)

Speakers
Gorka Mediavilla – Coordinator, Traperos de Emaús Navarra

Description
This interactive workshop presents a unique opportunity to get first-hand insights into a concrete example of how social enterprises active in the circular economy operate on the ground. Gorka Mediavilla – coordinator of Traperos de Emaús Navarra – will present a range of activities that his innovative organisation undertakes in the circular economy and its positive impact on social and environmental goals. We will explore the success factors and barriers that enable or hinder the development of social enterprises’ potential through discussion with the audience. We hope that this concrete case study can illustrate and inspire stakeholders, policymakers and members of the social economy community on how to encourage closer partnerships and better policies to move such models forward.

Speakers
Veerle Klijn, Programme Manager – Euclid Network
Primoz Sporar, CEO – Skup
Sue Riddlestone OBE, CEO & Co-Founder, Bioregional
Bostjan Horjak, CEO – Liberty Adriatic

Description
This workshop will highlight the need of all industries to refocus from minimising negative impact to maximising positive impact on people and the planet. It will dive into the concept of “Impactisation”, an innovative methodological production method where milestones are created for new impact within policies, measures, products, modification of existing ones or changed business models. Concrete examples are presented from companies in different industries which have flourished because of the “impactisation” of their business model.

Speakers
Alyssa Jade McDonald-Bärtl, Board Member – Unternehmensgrün
Marco Philippi, Senior Director Strategy, Procurement – AUDI AG
Darren West, Business Development Director – Circular Economy – SAP
Alexander Britz, Head of Digital Business Transformation & Artificial Intelligence – Microsoft
Laura Marie Edinger Schons, Chair of Sustainable Business – University of Mannheim

Description
The session will focus on the topic of circular economy and smart circular systems for resource conservation (raw materials, water, etc.). In the panel discussion we will explore the sustainability strategies of SAP, Audi, Microsoft and the scientific perspective on how they can contribute to the European Green Deal, with the aim to transition to a clean, circular economy and combating environmental pollution. An emphasize will be on the sustainable activities in the supply chain and the potential use of digitalization/new technologies for greater sustainability.

11.45 am

Main Panel: Presenting results from the sessions

12.00 pm

Lunch break & Parallel Programme

12.00 pm

Speakers
Dominik Campanella, CEO – Concular
Celina Schall, Communication – Concular

Description
60% of global waste, 40% of resources, and 23% of GHG emissions are linked to the construction sector. The main reason is the “make – use – waste” model of construction materials. The EU published this year the New Circular Economy Action Plan and announced the transition to the circular economy as one of the highest priorities for the next 30 years. In this session, we will give an overview of the status of circular economy in the construction sector in the EU, the challenges which lay ahead and discuss the importance of the social economy to reach the goal of circular construction. For this, we look at different projects which were already successfully implemented and what the “best practices” are from it. One best practice to highlight is the digitalization of the deconstruction process and the reuse of it as well as innovation in new circular construction materials.

01.00 pm

Energizer
Lorina Brugger, Project Manager – Center for Open Social Innovation & Health Enthusiast

01.15 pm

Keynote: «Liferepolyuse from the laboratory to a commercial product as part of the circular economy: the entrepreneurial approach»

Ignacio MUÑIZ, Co-Owner and CMO – Bjaland Technologies
Sara Gutiérrez González, Scientific Project Manager of the LIFE REPOLYUSE Project -Universidad de Burgos

01.30 pm

Parallel Interactive Workshops (90 minutes)

Speakers
Nina Elomaa, Senior Vice President for Sustainability – S Group
Mike Pickering, Corporate Social Responsibility Manager – Midcounties Co-operative
Charlotta Szczepanowski, Head of Sustainability & Quality – Coop
Carmen Redondo Borge, Director of Institutional Relations – HISPACOOP
Todor Ivanov, Secretary-General – Euro Coop

Description
The session’s remit will include: tackling food waste/loss, optimising packaging, product labelling, sustainable resource management, empowering consumers through awareness and education about sustainable consumption and healthy lifestyles, and the post-consumption efforts to see «waste» as energy use. Consumer co-ops are drivers of circular economy. They are member-owned retailers, who base their economic efforts on maximising benefits, not profit, by satisfying the interests and needs of their individual members and the local communities they live in. Empowering consumers is pursued through radical transparency of all aspects of the business – the operations, the origin of the goods and their environmental footprint, quality, even consumption/storage advise. That is underpinned by campaigns engaging consumers on all aspects of food and sustainability. The Co-op own brand operationalises the co-op principles and values to offer healthy, safe, quality products at affordable prices.

Speakers
Elie Assémat, Co-Founder – Commown
Robin Angelé, Project Manager – Commown

Description
This talk will first briefly remind why the current industry of electronics is neither fair nor sustainable. Then, we will observe how the negative externalities stem from the business model that prevails today : producing devices to sell as much as possible. For a significant change, there are two directions : one is working on national and international regulations, the other one is to develop another business model, that leads to more sustainable and lasting electronics. This business model already exists, it is the core of the cooperative Commown, that considers devices as a new kind of commons. The last part of the talk will focus on the Commown example, showing why it works and how.

Speakers
Alain Coheur, President of the Section for Single Market, Production and Consumption, Member – European Economic and Social Committee
Ferre Wyckmans, Member – European Economic and Social Committee
Mira-Maria Kontkanen, Member – European Economic and Social Committee
Jana Žůrková, Network Development and Innovation Manager at RREUSE
Suzanne Wisse-Huiskes, CEO – Euclid Network

Description
This panel discussion will bring a civil society perspective to the debate on the contribution of the Social Economy Enterprises (SEE) to the transition towards circular economy in Europe. It will address three main questions: 1) how do SEEs contribute to the circular economy in terms of innovation and values? 2) how can we improve cooperation between SEEs and industry in a circular economy model? 3) what could the most relevant public policies be at EU, national and local levels to reinforce the role of SEEs in the circular economy? The panelists will outline the important contribution of SEEs to the circular economy and the shared objectives of social and environmental impact. They will also put forward a number of ideas for discussion/ignite the debate on how to better include SEEs in the EU’s circular economy strategy.

Speakers
Anna Frankenberg, Corporate Social Responsibility – PreZero
Talke Schaffrannek, Director Circular Economy – BASF
Christoph Teusch, Corporate Responsibility -AfB Group
Alexander Kraemer, Head of Corporate Citizenship – Haus des Stiftens
Laura Marie Schons, Chair of Sustainable Business – University of Mannheim

Description
This interactive workshop session will focus on the challenges that organizations face when moving towards circular business models and the peer learning and partnership strategies they can use to overcome them. We will hear about the experiences of Talke Schaffrannek, Director Circular Economy at BASF, Anna Frankenberg, Corporate Social Responsibility at PreZero and Christoph Teusch, Corporate Responsibility at AfB Social and Green IT. The workshop will be hosted by Alexander Krämer and Laura Marie Edinger-Schons from the Peer School for Sustainable Development. Besides an intro to the academic perspective as well as the insights into the practitioner cases, the workshop will contain engaging elements like quizzes and group discussions. The goal of the session is to illustrate the crucial role of collective action in Europe to realize the transition to a more circular economy along with the European Green Deal and the EU climate strategy.

03.00 pm

Panel: Workshop Hosts presenting results / Discussion with EU officials
Anna Athanasopoulou – Head of Unit DG GROW G2 – European Commission
Federico Porra, Policy Officer Circular Economy – DG ENV – European Commission

03.30 pm

Conclusion & The End

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