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Revision as of 08:52, 7 August 2019
Towards a Circular Economy for Romania's Capital City
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Key dates of the Bucharest Intensive Study Programme
- Time frame: Monday, May 6 to Monday, May 13, 2019
- Travel days:Sunday, May 5 and Tuesday, May 14
- Host: The Bucharest University of Economic Studies (ASE) and Atelier Merci Charity
- Focus Challenge: Waste Management and Circular Economy
- Workshop Location: Bucharest, Romania
- Participants: students and staff members from the Community Learning for Local Change ERASMUS partnership
Why waste is a challenge for Bucharest
- There is a serious lack of an action-driven waste management system for individual consumers
- What do we do now with the used clothing items, paper, glass, the oil used in cooking, batteries, printers, used tires, plastic (bottles)?
- What could we do differently (better) for the environment?
- Too few companies are using circular economy in their business model
- How do we convince more companies to integrate circular economy principles of reduce, reuse, recycle?
- Serious lack of education for adults on waste management (at home, at work)
- How do we convince consumers to reduce, reuse, recycle various items?
The Bucharest Ecosystem of Circular Economy
Focus Topics and Activities
- Exploring Bucharest‘s ecosystem for circular economy
- Focus: Recycling, waste management and circular economy
- Cooperation with social businesses already active in the field of waste management:
- SOMARO: social supermarket
- RECICLETA (Viitor Plus association): Management of paper, cardboard, PET, aluminum.
- GOOD BOUTIQUE, Red Cross Romania: Management of textiles through recycling and reusing
- The Canvas Workshop - Atelierul de Panza: Management of textiles through recycling and reusing
- Core question: How to strengthen the capacity of social enterprises based in Bucharest?
- This will start by addressing concrete challenges the social businesses are currently facing
Mission of the Bucharest Community Innovation Lab
- A space (online and onsite) promoting a new approach to promote creativity, entrepreneurial thinking and skills for designing innovation in close cooperation with the communities in which the University is embedded. Hosted by the Bucharest University of Economic studies.
- A learning tool to achieve the main goal of the project: to develop, establish and maintain a new framework for linking University to its local communities.
- A starting point for co-creation and co-founding of local entrepreneurial solutions to local problems.
- A voice for the local challenges and the change makers (social entrepreneurs, businesses interested in implementing circular economy principles, etc).
The CLLC Workshop Group at ASE Bucharest in May 2019
The Process of the Intensive Study Programme in May 2019
Impressions
Our local team: Andry Padar (SEV), Tarmo Pilving and Roger Evans (both EMU)
Exploring abandonned buildings from the Soviet period: the Pärispea military base
The Lahemaa coastline was largely inaccessible during the Soviet period which is one of the reasons for its low use intensity
The former Soviet research centre as one potential area of intervnetion
Local coordinator Kaisa Linno explains about problems and potentials in the town of Loksa
Workshop participants listen to local stakeholders
At the former Soviet Hara submarine base, a spot with high potential for alternative futures
Outcomes
Bine Boutique: Group work with Bianca Drăghici, Ana Petcu, Raquel Mego Arellan, Saul Michielsen, Sanja Spindler-Milicevic and Bine Boutique in Bucharest
Recicleta: Group work with Georgiana Isabella Micu, Tiberiu Mihai Mihăilescu, Andreea Nedelea, Syed Iqbal, Shaurav Paul and Recicleta in Bucharest
Somaro Social Supermarket Group work with Alexandru Crișan, Boniface Awuor, Karly Briffa, Dirk-Jan Verder and Somaro Bucharest and Somaro Bucharest
The Canvas Workshop Group work with Nicolae Marius Vavură, Monica Lupescu, Alexandra Riza, Sebastiaan Farouzan Fard, Göksen Ezgi Boz and the Canvas Workshop in Bucharest
