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Microsoft Word - SustSci_SDGs_Schedule_4 Jan Course schedule SGR016F, Sustainability Science and the SDGs: Foundations, concepts, methodologies, 7.5 credits, third cycle Note: all scheduled course learning activities will take place on Zoom unless further instructed. The Zoom address will be distributed prior to course start. Learning block 1: Knowledge, context and concepts Dates Time* Theme Spec
Abstract submission Deadline: 21 of March 2021 Questions? Contact: cerina.wittbom@cec.lu.se Research Conference on Sustainable Development 2021 Title of your contribution (replace this text) Presenting author: Name and affiliation (replace this text) Co-author : Name(s) and affiliation(s) Key words: 3-5 keywords (replace this text) Theme: Your 1st (and 2nd) choice of theme (replace this text) Emai
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version 09 feb 2021 Date Start End Lecturer/Supervisor Topic Theme 1 15/03/2021 10.15 12.00 Lecture 1.1 Margareta Johansson Introduction to land use and the SDGs 15/03/2021 13.15 15.00 Lecture 1.2 Janne Rinne Hydrological and carbon cycles in relation to land use 16/03/2021 9.15 11.00 Lecture 1.3 Henrik Smith Land use and biodiversity 16/03/2021 11.15 15.00 Exercise Maj-Lena Lindersson Practical a
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Microsoft Word - course outlineWaS_20 Water and sustainability (7.5 hc) Water is one of the most important substances on earth. The UN has defined 17 sustainable development goals in its 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. For almost every goal, a sustainable use of water and water resources are needed for achieving the goal. But what is sustainability? What are the most important challenges?
Lina Bonde Toxic uncertainty as a matter of care Knowledge for Sustainable Development: Lund University Research conference Theme III: Knowledge about justice and equity in a sustainable world (paper presentation) Lina Bonde, PhD candidate Department of Gender Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, Lund University lina.bonde@genus.lu.se How do practices and matters of care unfold in toxic environmen
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ABOUT THE PODCAST The podcast Advancing Sustainable Solutions is a monthly podcast produced by the International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics (IIIEE) at Lund University. The mission is to make sustainability research more accessible and engaging for society by connecting the podcast to research, events, and people relevant to the activities of the IIIEE. The podcast started in
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Extended information Decision Support Systems for Real! – Recognising Sustainability Dynamics in environmental clean-up action. Presenting author: Mehran Naseri-Rad, Division of Water Resources Engineering Co-author: Ronny Berndtsson, Division of Water Resources Engineering and Centre for Advanced Middle Eastern Studies Email address: mehran.naseri_rad@tvrl.lth.se Aim The aim of the research was t
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Scientific poster example Estimated public health benefits of a low-emission zone in Malmö, Sweden Erin Flanagan1,*, Ebba Malmqvist1, Susanna Gustafsson2, Anna Oudin1,3 1Division of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, Department of Laboratory Medicine, Lund University | 2Environmental Department of the City of Malmö | 3Sustainable Health, Department for Public Health and Clinical Medicine, Um
Rethinking Water-Land Relations through Sustainability Communication. Acqua alta describes the phenomenon of high tide which commonly submerges part of city of Venice during the winter season. In recent years, due to climate change, exceptional high tide levels have been registered, posing considerate challenges to the city’s survival. In an attempt to prevent Venice from being submerged, a majest
Brevmall Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law Stora Grabrödersgatan 17 B | P.O. Box 1155 | SE-221 05 Lund, Sweden | Phone +46 46 222 12 00 | Fax +46 46 222 12 22 | www.rwi.lu.se Climate change, disasters and internal displacement in Asia and the Pacific: A human rights-based approach Every year more than 20 million people are forced from their homes in the context of dis
EVALUATING THE SOCIAL SUSTAINABILITY OF THE SHARING ECONOMY Oksana Mont | oksana.mont@iiiee.lu.se Steven Curtis | steven.curtis@iiiee.lu.se Published in PLOS ONE AIM While the sharing economy is said to embody values of openness, trust, empowerment, and a sense of collectivism, user experience suggests a different story, with examples of gentrification, discrimination, exploitation, and exclusion.
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Digital monies for a sust ft. PhD kursplan. Digital monies for a sustainable future Points: 7.5 ECTS Level PhD Program Main category of the course Innovation and entrepreneurship Doctoral School To be offered through the Research School Agenda 2030. Course Faculty Ester Barinaga, Dpt. of Business Administration, LUSEM Christian Gehrmann, Dpt. for Electrical and Information Technology, Faculty of E
Representing sustainability 4 October - 12 November, Faculty of Fine and Performing Arts Course schedule: Oct 4, 6 and 8, 10:15–16:00 - Theoretical grounding in analysis of metaphor Oct 11, 13 and 15, 10:15–16:00 - Theoretical grounding in analysis of discourse Oct 18–22, 10:00–16:00 - Practical workshop in Artistic Methods (full days) Nov 29 and 30, 10:00–16:00 - Oral presentations
2021 Draft Schedule, PhD Course: A Law to Save the World? Lund University Agenda 2030 Graduate School/ Lund University Faculty of Law All seminars 2 hours long. Decision on the time-of-day dependent on participants time zones November 15, Course Introduction: Sustainable Development in the light of Problem-solving and Critical Theory Introduction Economy Environment The Social Conclusions November
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v. 2 2021 Draft Schedule, PhD Course: A Law to Save the World? Lund University Agenda 2030 Graduate School/ Lund University Faculty of Law All seminars 1 – 3 pm CET (except for seminar January 14 taking place 2-4 pm CET) November 15, Course Introduction: Sustainable Development in the light of Problem-solving and Critical Theory Introduction Economy Environment The Social Conclusions November 22,
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Abstract submission Deadline: 6 of March 2022 Questions? Contact: cerina.wittbom@cec.lu.se Research Conference on Sustainable Development 2022 Title of your contribution (replace this text) Presenting author: Name and affiliation (replace this text) Co-author : Name(s) and affiliation(s) Key words: 3-5 keywords (replace this text) Theme: Your 1st (and 2nd) choice of theme (replace this text) Email
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Matchmaking event contribution Deadline: 6 of March 2022 Questions? Contact: cerina.wittbom@cec.lu.se Research Conference on Sustainable Development 2022 Title of your contribution (replace this text) Presenting researcher: Name and affiliation (replace this text) Partner(s), if applicable : Name(s) and affiliation(s) Key words: 3-5 keywords (replace this text) Type of idea: e.g. research, collabo
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Course schedule SGR010F, Justice, Equality and the 2030 Agenda, 7.5 credits, third cycle Dates Time Theme Educational setup Teaching staff 2022-10-31 9-10 Course introduction Lecture Agnes Andersson Djurfeldt 2022-10-31 10-12 Agenda 2030: an overview Seminar Magdalena Bexell 2022-11-02 9-12 Environmental justice and sustainable socio-economic futures Lecture Alexander Paulsson 2022-11-02 13-16 Eco
Conference abstracts Knowledge for Sustainable Development – Lund University Research Conference 2 May 2022 | Sustainability Week in Lund 2022 Content Summary of research abstracts presented during the conference. 1. Theme I: Understanding and measuring processes in sustainable development 2. Theme II: Research for sustainability and change 3. Theme III: Implementation – obstacles, challenges, and
