3. Europäische Messe für Bildung für Nachhaltigkeit
Erneuerbare Energien und Klimawandel:
thematische Herausforderungen für
Schulen und Universitäten
An den Erfolg der ersten europäischen Umwelt-Ausbildungs-Messe im Jahr 1996 und der zweiten europäischen Messe fürBildung für nachhaltige Entwicklung im Jahr 2006 mit dem Thema „Förderung einer Ausbildung für zukunftsfähige Entwicklung in Europa“ anknüpfend, wird die 3. Veranstaltung in dieser Reihe organisiert. Die 3. europäische Messe für Bildung für nachhaltige Entwicklung wird in Hamburg vom 28. bis 30. Oktober 2009 mit folgendem Thema stattfinden:„Erneuerbare Energie und Klimawandel: thematische Herausforderungen für europäische Schulen und Universitäten“.
Die Messe wird vom Forschungs- und Transferzentrum „Applicationsof Life Sciences“ der Hochschule für Angewandte WissenschaftenHamburg und dem Zentrum für zukunftsfähiges Bauen (ZzB)Hamburg unter der Schirmherrschaft des RCE Hamburg und Region organisiert. Das RCE Hamburg und Region sind Teil eines globalen Netzwerks von regionalen Kompetenzzentren zurAusbildung für Bildung für nachhaltige Entwicklung (RCEs), dievon der Universität der Vereinten Nationen koordiniert werden.
3rd European Fair for Education for Sustainable Development
Renewable Energy and Climate Change:
thematic challenges for schools and universities
Further to the success of the First European Environmental Education Fair in 1996 and the Second European Fair on Education for Sustainable Development in 2006 under the theme“Promoting Education for Sustainable Development in Europe”, the third event of the series is being organised.
The Third European Fair on Education for Sustainable Development, to be held in Hamburg on 28-30 October 2009, has the theme: “Renewable Energy and Climate Change: Thematic Challengesto European Schools and Universities” as its main focus.The fair is being organised by the Research and Transfer Centre“Applications of Life Sciences” of the Hamburg University ofApplied Sciences and the Centre for Sustainable Construction(ZzB) Hamburg, under the auspices of the RCE Hamburg andRegion. The RCE Hamburg and Region is part of a globalnetwork of Regional Centres of Expertise on Education for Sustainable Development (RCEs) coordinated by the United Nations University.
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Report on 3rd European Fair on Education for Sustainable Development, Hamburg |
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Possible transformations of environmental landscape patch: creation of consensus for energetic landscape: adaptation and mitigation (Prof. Eugenia ALOJ) |
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Renewable Energy for Development “Challenges and Perspectives Challenges and Perspectives” (Dr. Osman Benchikh) |
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M. Auezov South Kazakhstan State University |
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Sustainablizing the university: Connecting Education, Research and Campus Initiatives from a holistic point of view |
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The Sustainability Process at University of Graz and the Outreach of RCE Graz-Styria (Mario Diethart) |
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powerado – The Renewable Energy Experience (Iken Draeger) |
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Learning for Sustainable Development (RCE Rhine - Meuse) |
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Towards a Culture of Sustainable Consumption (Daniel Fischer, Franz M. Tichy) |
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Fostering innovative labour market-oriented educational & research approaches in the field of Renewable Energy at Latin American and European Institutes of Higher Education (Julia Gottwald) |
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Sustainable use of Biofuels Sustainable use of Biofuels (Jan Erik Gustafsson, Lina Suleiman) |
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How to incorporate energy optimized building How to incorporate energy optimized building in University Study Courses and Vocational Training – Experiences from Hamburg (Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Hans-Jürgen Holle) |
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ESD and the Low Carbon Economy some suggested principles (Craig Johnson) |
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GenE: Competencies to shape a sustainable future (Max Kleemann) |
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RENET: Towards a Sustainable Campus - Some Project Results (Prof. Dr. Ing. Kerstin Kuchta) |
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HAW Hamburg: Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency - CC4E (Prof. Dr. H. Laberenz) |
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RCE Hamburg and Region (Prof. Dr. Walter Leal, Jens Schwarz) |
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Dispelling Student Misconceptions on Climate Change (Evangelos Manolas) |
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Climate Change & Renewable Energy at Schools and Universities |
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Renewable Energy Potential of Turkey (Prof. Dr. Eng. Hikmet Rende, Mech. Eng. H. Ata Güner) |
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INSPIRE – School education by Non-formal Learning (Veronika Schulte) |
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RENET (Anna Spitsyna) |
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Renewable Energy Networks between Turkish and European Universities - RENET (Yenigün) |
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Environmental aspects in curriculum for economist (Malchenka S., Zenchanka S.) |
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Presentation_European_Youth_Forum_ValentumKommunikation.pdf European Youth Forum on energy and climate protection politics (Valentum Kommunikation) |
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Willner_HAW_3rd_EU_Fair_Educ_Sust_Develop_29-10-09_rev1_publ.pdf Mineral Oil Substitutes from Biomass: WhichWay to Go? (Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thomas Willner) |
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Unsatisfactory Standards for the Implementation of ESD - Results of an International Survey - Suggestions for Strategies to address the Issues (Dieter Gross )