Consultation Workshop on Climate Change and Blue Growth: The Black and Caspian Sea Group
Objectives
In this Preparatory Living Lab (PLL) we will direct our focus on the industry sector and aim to address questions such as what someone needs to know on new technologies to make a decision or what becoming environmentally friendly practically means. The stakeholder group of this PLL is from the STI triangle (science, technology, innovation) and policy sector in the Black and Caspian Sea. The PLL is part of a Preparatory Living Lab series, which take place every 2 months until November 2023 and will provide you with the opportunity to identify climate change challenges and pathways in STI, highlight your local needs and challenges and discuss them with public administrators and stakeholders selected from your region dealing with STI policies in the Climate Change domain. It will also provide you with a unique opportunity to know how the IntelComp platform can help you to answer relevant policy questions covering the full policy life cycle, using the Systems Innovation Approach (SIA).
Agenda
12.00- 12.10 |
Welcome remarks Prof. Nicolaos Theodossiou, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh), chair UN SDSN Black Sea |
12.10- 12.20 |
Presentation “Industry and climate change, possible pathways in a globalized world” Professor Nicolas Moussiopoulos, Dr.-Ing. habil., Prof. h.c., Member of the German National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina, Head, Laboratory of Heat Transfer & Environmental Engineering, School of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Aristotle University Thessaloniki, Greece |
12.20- 13.50 |
Stakeholders’ discussion on the role of the industrial activity on the climate change Facilitators: Charis Stavridis, Manager UN SDSN Black Sea & Lydia Papadaki, UN SDSN Greece |
13.50- 14.00 |
Concluding remarks and reflections Prof. Phoebe Koundouri, Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB); Director of Sustainable Development Unit and EIT Climate-KIC Hub Greece, Athena RC; Fellow World Academy of Art and Science; President-Elect EAERE; Co-chair UN SDSN Europe |