Webinar: Rethinking circularity in bioeconomy #4
Where to go with the circular economy? – Insights from four scenario workshops with stakeholders in the Nordic-Baltic region
In the final webinar of the CIRCLE webinar series “Rethinking circularity in bioeconomy”, we will focus on the scenario workshop method – a compelling tool for envisioning the future of the circular economy. We will introduce the STEEP (Social, Technological, Economic, Environmental, Policy) factors approach, which allowed us to explore various aspects related to circular practices in the bioeconomy. With insights gained from the backcasting method,
we will project ahead to the desirable circular bioeconomy visions of 2030. Join us as we draw practical insights from experiences across four Nordic-Baltic countries, shedding light on the path toward a more sustainable and circular future.
Speakers: Talis Tisenkopfs (Baltic Studies Centre) will shortly introduce to the project and its interdisciplinary approach; Emils Kilis (Baltic Studies Centre) will explain the scenario workshop method and STEEP approach; Talis Tisenkopfs (Baltic Studies Centre), Kristiina Kerge (Estonian University of Life Sciences), Ieva Sakelaite (Vilnius University) and Marita Uglem Remøy (Ruralis) will share main findings of future visioning workshops for circular bioeconomy in Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania and Norway.
Moderator: Egil Petter Stræte (Ruralis), final notes by Pia Piroschka Otte (Ruralis)
Date: The webinar will take place on 19th March, 2024; 10:00-11:30 (CET) on Zoom.
Language: English
Registration: we invite you to register till 18 of March to save your place at the webinar:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAvduCsrj4sGNSyUEEq_ArtvkSDSU2DdRmi
More information about the event: sandra.sumane@bscresearch.lv
The event is organised by the Baltic Research Programme’s project “CIRLCE: Promoting collaboration for sustainable and circular use of bioresources across agriculture, forestry, and aquaculture”, No.
EEZ/BPP/VIAA/2021/9, under the EEA Grant of Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway.
More information about the project: https://circle-eea.eu/. Follow CIRCLE on X: @CircleEEA and LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/circle-collaboration-for-circular-use-of-bioresources/
Webinar poster CIRCLE