March 4th-8th 2000; ustroń, poland
MARCH 4th-8th 2000; USTROŃ, POLAND
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- Welcome and presentation of participants
- The concept of sustainability
- Environmental Management
- Practical exercises focused on implementation
- What is going on at Universities with Agenda 21
- Analysing Energy and Material flows
- The new vs the old courses
MARCH 4th-8th 2000; USTROŃ, POLANDProgrammeSaturday, March 4th, 2000 12:00 – Departure from Katowice (Bankowa 9) to Ustroń by the university bus In Ustroń: 14:30 Lunch 15:30–18:30 Welcome and presentation of participantsProf. Paweł Migula University of Silesia Katowice, Poland MS Maria Winkler Baltic University Secretariat; Uppsala University, Sweden Prof. Lars Rydén Director, Baltic Univ. Secretariat; Uppsala Univ., Sweden Sustainable Baltic Region course during last three years, Mentors their role and networking; IT and multimedia in BUP courses Dr Paula Lindroos vice-Director, Baltic University, Åbo Akademi University, Turku, Finland After the coffee break: How the SBR course is taught at different universities in the region. The use of booklets, video, other literature general or national. Presentation and discussion by and with participants involved in teaching. 19:00 Dinner – welcome and grilling sausages (and vegetarians) outside the Hotel Magnolia Sunday, March 5th, 2000 8:00 Breakfast 09:00–13:00 The concept of sustainabilityProf. Lars Rydén, Director, Baltic University, Uppsala Univ., SwedenPresent discussions in the UN, EU and other organisations Indicators of Sustainable Development – UN, CSD, Wuppertal Calculating indicators, targets: Practical exercises – (energy, traffic, waste management, etc) 13:00 Lunch 14:00–18:00 Environmental ManagementJosef Strahl, Lund University, SwedenEMAS (Env Management and Auditing Systems) ISO 14000 (Env. Standards) Practical projects at universities and in industry (Group work) 20:00 Dinner Monday, March 6th, 2000 8:00 Breakfast 9:00 Implementation of Sustainable Development9:00–10:15 Sustainable development in practiceDr Anna Kalinowska, Director of Education Dept., Ministry of Environment, Warsaw, Poland 10:30–12:00 Implementation on the global, regional and local level Dr Paula Lindroos, vice-Director, Baltic University, Åbo Akademi University, Turku, Finland Agenda 21 projects, LA 21 in the region, B21 projects Examples of Agenda 21 in selected areas 12:00–13:00 Practical exercises focused on implementationProf. Paweł Migula, University of Silesia, Katowice Dr Mirosław Nakonieczny, University of Silesia, Katowice Case studies: An example from the Upper Silesia and Katowice University of Silesia 13:00 Lunch 13:00–16:00 Universities and Sustainable Development Prof. Walter Leal Filho, Technical University Hamburg Harburg, Germany What is going on at Universities with Agenda 21Sustainable development and teachingPractical projects Practical exercises – development at our own universities 16:00 Coffee 16:30–18:00 Ethics and Sustainable Development Dr Piotr Skubała University of Silesia, Katowice, Poland Environmental use and conflict resolution (alternative dispute resolution – case studies, basic mediation guidelines) Misty Hitesman University of Silesia and PKE Gliwice (Peace Corps USA) 18:30 Dinner Tuesday, March 7th, 2000 8:00 Breakfast 9:00–13:00 Analysing Energy and Material flowsProf. Lars Rydén Uppsala University, Sweden Demonstration of computer programmes Quantitative and qualitative analysis of material flows Dematerialisation Practical exercising – Design and dematerialisation project Exercises 13:00 Lunch 14:30Networking within the Sustainable Baltic Region’ Courses – practical examplesProf. Ireneusz Zbiciński Technical University – Łódź, Poland Life Cycle Assessment- a car versus public transport, case study, Poland The future of the SBR courses - new resources, use of Internet, Discussion of filled questionnaires Dr Paula Lindroos Åbo Akademi, Turku Finland 19:00 Conference Dinner Wednesday, March 8th, 2000 8:00 Breakfast 9:00 – 11:00 ‘Baltic Sea Environment’ and the new Environmental Science for the Baltic Sea Basin’ The new vs the old coursesThe new materials availableProf. Lars Rydén, Director, Baltic University, Uppsala Univ., Sweden 11:00 Final discussion and closing of the conference 12:00 Lunch and departures (by bus to Katowice or individually)
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