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Future Forum 2040 on 20.05.2019 in Freiburg
2:00:15 h
The lecture by Dr. Stefan Gärtner, IAT Gelsenkirchen (minutes 17 to 56): Production in the city: opportunities, risks and your integration into urban value creation is far-sighted.
It shows examples of how production can be brought back into the city and how mixed use can succeed.
Keywords:
Bike-/Velo-City, Soil & land consumption, DE-News, Movies, Movies > 45 Min, Business, Climate protection, Communities, Media, Mobility, Sustainable management, News Blog Baden-Württemberg, Mix of uses, Quarters, Resource efficiency, Social / Culture, Transition Town, Urban production, Housing policy, Ecology
On Saturday 14.4.2018, around 13,000 to 15,000 people took to the streets in Berlin under the slogan "Resistance - together against displacement and rent madness". 254 initiatives and organizations (see mietenwahnsinn.info/initiativen) called for the protest march. Many Berliners fear for their existence due to high housing costs.
Article "Large demonstration in Berlin - thousands against rent madness" in the taz:
http://taz.de/Grossdemonstration-in-Berlin/!5498560/
3 min. video (Länderspiegel ZDF):
www.zdf.de/...grossdemonstration-in-berlin-rund-13-000-gegen-mietenwahnsinn-100.html
Keywords:
Stakeholders, Construction and operating costs, DE-News, Communities, News Blog Berlin, Social / Culture, Housing policy, Economics
The Munich City Council has passed the Housing Promotion Programme Wohnen in München VI with the votes of the SPD and CSU. The city wants to invest 870 million euros in the construction of apartments over the next five years. Investors will no longer receive city-owned land.
Left:
www.muenchen.de/...wohnungsbauprogramm-wohnen-in-muenchen-VI.html
www.muenchen.de/...Wohnungspolitik.html
Munich adopts record housing construction programme
Keywords:
Stakeholders, News Blog Bavaria, Quarters, Settlements, Housing policy
RNE Secretary General Günther Bachmann explains in an interview how important new alliances for sustainability are.
Exclusive clubs of high-ranking personalities have historical merits, just think of the Club of Rome. Today, however, we need other forms of organization. The focus is not on international celebrities, but on the practical competence of the players on the ground. This is what we signal with "open". The Open SDGclub is a concept of the "sharing society". Its concept is "share ware". That is, it is designed to be replicated elsewhere.
Read the full post from 11/18/2016: Council for Sustainable Development
Keywords:
Stakeholders, Participation, Environmental policy
