SCORE! Conference II will take place on Monday 10 and Tuesday 11 March in Brussels. Register here free of charge!
The 2nd SCORE conference will be even bigger than the successful launch in Wuppertal end 2006. We have over 110 confirmed presentations. Keynotes include the Slovenian EU presidency (Prof. Türk, Slovenian Minister for Growth), Prof. Ken Green, Scientific Director of the University of Manchester's Sustianable Consumption Institute, and Mrs. Bettina Lorz, EU DG Environment and involved in the EU SCP Action Plan. The conference will see the launch of a view on a Framework for Action on SCP, developed by SCORE! in collaboration with NGO representatives, and many other activities. For a final program, proceedings and the Framework of Action, click here. For registration (free of charge), click here.
Proceedings SCORE! Workshops 1, 2, 3, and SCORE! Launch conference
On 20-21 April 2006, at the premises of the European Environment Agency, SCORE! organised its successfull kick-off workshop. 75 people discussed the contribution of business, design, consumers and system innovation policy to SCP. Program and proceedings can be found here.
The SCORE launch conference was on 23-25 November in Wuppertal, Germany, with 270 visitors and keynote talks of Dennis Meadows, Nic Marks and Arab Hoballah
Program and proceedings can be found here. The plenary sessions of SCORE! Workshop 3 on 29-30 November 2007 has been recorden on video and can be replayed via internet, click here!
The 2nd SCORE conference will be even bigger than the successful launch in Wuppertal end 2006. We have over 110 confirmed presentations. Keynotes include the Slovenian EU presidency (Prof. Türk, Slovenian Minister for Growth), Prof. Ken Green, Scientific Director of the University of Manchester's Sustianable Consumption Institute, and Mrs. Bettina Lorz, EU DG Environment and involved in the EU SCP Action Plan. The conference will see the launch of a view on a Framework for Action on SCP, developed by SCORE! in collaboration with NGO representatives, and many other activities. For a final program, proceedings and the Framework of Action, click here. For registration (free of charge), click here.
Proceedings SCORE! Workshops 1, 2, 3, and SCORE! Launch conference
On 20-21 April 2006, at the premises of the European Environment Agency, SCORE! organised its successfull kick-off workshop. 75 people discussed the contribution of business, design, consumers and system innovation policy to SCP. Program and proceedings can be found here.
The SCORE launch conference was on 23-25 November in Wuppertal, Germany, with 270 visitors and keynote talks of Dennis Meadows, Nic Marks and Arab Hoballah
Program and proceedings can be found here. The plenary sessions of SCORE! Workshop 3 on 29-30 November 2007 has been recorden on video and can be replayed via internet, click here!
About SCORE! (2005-2008)
SCORE is supported by the EU`s 6th Framework Programme
The Network project SCORE! acts as one of the EU`s central support structures for the UN`s 10 Year Framework of Programs for Sustainable Consumption and Production (SCP). In a series of workshops and conferences we analyse the state of the art in SCP research, and promote cases of (radical) sustainable consumption for mobility, agro-food and energy use. These areas cause 70-80% of the EU`s environmental impact. Get involved via SCORE`s networking tools:
- Register as expert and/or member of SCORE!`s working groups or newsletter
- Participate in SCORE! Events
- Search or add documents in SCORE!`s SCP library
- Search or add interesting SCP events in the agenda
- Search or add interesting SCP links in the link list
Co-ordination team:
1. TNO, Delft, Netherlands, dr. Arnold Tukker (project manager)
2. The Centre For Sustainable Design, Farnham, UK, prof. Martin Charter
3. Polytechnico di Milano, Indaco, Milan, Italy, Dr. Carlo Vezzoli
4. SIFO, Oslo, Norway, Dr. Eivind Sto,
5. Riso, Roskilde, Denmark, Mads Borup,
6. Vito, Mol, Belgium, Ir. Theo Geerken,
7. Econcept, Cologne, Germany, Ass. Prof. Ursula Tischner,
8. Electricité de France, Clamart, France, Saadi Lahlou
Members:
1. Aarhus School Of Business, Aarhus, Denmark
2. Arc Systems Research – Seibersdorf, Austria
3. Erasmus University – Rotterdam, Netherlands
4. GRAT – Vienna, Austria
5. IIIEE/Lund University, Lund, Sweden
6. INETI/Cendes, Lisbon, Portugal
7. Institut National De La Recherche Agronomique – Paris, France
8. IÖW, Ecological Economics Research Institute, Berlin, Germany
9. IWOe – Hochschule St. Gallen – St. Gallen, Switzerland
10. MERIT – Maastricht, Netherlands
11. NTNU, (Norwegian Technical University) – Trondheim, Norway
12. Spirit Of Creation, London, Uk
13. Sheffield Hallam University – Sheffield, Uk
14. SERI, office Overath, Germany
15. SDS/Dalt, Brussels, Belgium
16. Surrey University/RESOLVE, Guildford, UK
17. Technical University Delft, Industrial Design Department, Delft, Netherlands
18. Technical University München, München, Germany
19. University Of Groningen – Groningen, Netherlands
20. University Of Tartu – Tartu, Estonia
21. UNEP-Wuppertal Institute Collaborative Centre for Sustainable Consumption and Production (CSCP)– Wuppertal, Germany