EXIOPOL Workshop: Externalities in an Input Output Framework
The EXIOPOL project develops a global input output database with environmental extensions and external cost values. This project organises a workshop on 5 March 2010 at CML, Eindsteinweg 2, Leiden, Netherlands. For pragmatic reasons, registration of the workshop is routed via the SCORE! website.
Register here for the EXIOPOL 5 March 2010 workshop.
The workshop program can be downloaded from
http://www.feem-project.net/exiopol/news_details.php?ids=&idn=9
SCOPE2 Report
SCOPE2 is a project on policy instruments for SCP, executed by TNO, Lund University-IIIEE and SERI. The final SCOPE2 results can be downloaded from this website.
Click here for the draft SCOPE2 report.
Proceedings SCORE! Events
Several thousand pages of proceedings of the 3 SCORE workshops and 2 SCORE conferences are now on line. They can be found under 'SCORE! Events'; after clicking on an event, one can find all documentation per event. Enjoy!
The EXIOPOL project develops a global input output database with environmental extensions and external cost values. This project organises a workshop on 5 March 2010 at CML, Eindsteinweg 2, Leiden, Netherlands. For pragmatic reasons, registration of the workshop is routed via the SCORE! website.
Register here for the EXIOPOL 5 March 2010 workshop.
The workshop program can be downloaded from
http://www.feem-project.net/exiopol/news_details.php?ids=&idn=9
SCOPE2 Report
SCOPE2 is a project on policy instruments for SCP, executed by TNO, Lund University-IIIEE and SERI. The final SCOPE2 results can be downloaded from this website.
Click here for the draft SCOPE2 report.
Proceedings SCORE! Events
Several thousand pages of proceedings of the 3 SCORE workshops and 2 SCORE conferences are now on line. They can be found under 'SCORE! Events'; after clicking on an event, one can find all documentation per event. Enjoy!
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, (project manager)
2. The Centre For Sustainable Design, Farnham, UK,
3. Polytechnico di Milano, Indaco, Milan, Italy,
4. SIFO, Oslo, Norway, ,
5. Riso, Roskilde, Denmark, ,
6. Vito, Mol, Belgium, ,
7. Econcept, Cologne, Germany, ,
8. Electricité de France, Clamart, France,
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