Program

JPI workshop 

MAIN OUTPUTS OF THE WORLD CAFÉ DISCUSSIONS

Presentations

09:30 – 09:50 Introduction + JPI global objectives and activities

09:50 – 10:05 Representative from EC – Birgit de Boissezon

10:05 – 11:20 Short presentation of specific activities of each participating JPIs (10 min per JPI + general Q/A)

• Water JPI
• JPI Oceans
• JPI Climate
• FACCE JPI
• BiodivERsA
• JPI Urban Europe

11:20 – 11:50 Break

11:50 – 12:50 – Round table discussions

12:50 – 13:05 Reporting back on the feedbacks of the roundtables

13:05 – 13:30 Q/A and Plenary session

•  Forest-based Sector Technology Platform: Innovation in the forest-based sector – From idea to practice (separate registration)  Go to see uploaded Mr Reinberg presentation
• Deltares: NBS Products and Services for Flood Risk Reduction
• ThinkNature: Nature Based Solutions EU projects clustering (invitation only)
  14.00-14.30:
  • introduction TN, DG RTD & EASME, projects presenting the Taskforces

  14.30-19.00:

  • Taskforce : “Data Management and EU NBS Knowledge Repository”
  • Taskforce ” NBS Impact Evaluation Framework version 2.0″
  • Taskforce “Governance, Business Models and Financial Mechanisms”

• Siim Kiisler (Ministry of the Environment of Estonia), Tarmo Soomere (President of Estonian Academy of Sciences),  Katrin Niglas (Tallinn Univestity)

• Patrick Child (European Commission), Joanna Drake (European Commission), Lena Ek (Södra)

• Moderator: Tom Heap
• Panellists: Siim Kiisler (Minsiter of Envrionment of Estonia), Lena Ek (Södra), Joanna Drake (European Commission), Kęstutis Navickas presentation (Minister of Environment of Lithuania), Eeva Furman (Finnish Environmental Institute SYKE).

• Julien Guerrier

• Moderator: Tom Heap
• Video message from Adina-Ioana Vălean
• Panellists: Patrick Child (European Commission), Stewart Maginnis (IUCN), Marjolein Helder (Plant-E; European Innovation Council), Vasco Ferreira Costa (Senior Investment Officer at Infrastructure Funds and Climate Action Division of the European Investment Bank), Marina von Weissenberg (Ministerial Adviser for the Ministry of Environment of Finland).

• Talk by Prof. Nikos Nikolaidis, coordinator of ThinkNature project
• Talk by EC project-officer (name TBC)
• Special act by ThinkNature partner ISOCARP, video etc.

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• Moderator:  David Zetland

25.PS1.O1. A framework for assessing and implementing the co-benefits of nature-based solutions in urban areas Davide Geneletti

25.PS1.O2. Comprehending the multiple ‘values’ of green infrastructure – Valuing nature-based solutions for urban water management from multiple perspectives  Tom Wild

25.PS1.O3. A helping hand or a thorn in the foot? European and national policy frameworks to support nature-based solutions and green/blue infrastructure McKenna Davis

25. PS1.O4. Water services  Bruno Tisserand

• Moderator: Kalev Sepp

25. PS3.O1. Eco-innovation through public involvement: everyman’s nature conservation Aveliina Helm

25.PS3.O2. Making Sense of Nature Based Solutions to different City Contexts through a Knowledge Platform Cristiano Cagnin 

25.PS3.O3. Enhancing Performance Management and Sustainable Development through e-government policies in Urban Areas A System Dynamics Approach Diego Navarra  , presentation please ask the author [email protected] 

• Moderator: Stewart Maginnis

25.PS4.O1.  Restoration of the sponge function in wetland soils as a measure for integrated river basin management in the Rhine catchment  Eef Silver 

25.PS4.O2.  Biodiversity-enhancing solutions: combining ecological scientific knowledge with practical applications  Mart Meriste 

25.PS4.O3. Nature-based solutions: Typology, and uptake in the BiodivERsA Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda for promoting eco-innovation    Xavier Le Roux

• Moderator: Victor Beumer

25.PS5.O1. The social, technical and political dynamics of NBS in European cities Björn Wickenberg

25.PS5.O2. Wood-based sustainable fiber solutions for a sustainable planet  Marina Crnoja-Cosic, Berndt Köll

25.PS5.O3. Co-designing NBS for circular economy: practices and experiences in urban systems  Marco Riva 

Moderator:  Attila Katona

The session is targeted towards:

1. making an explicit connection between NBS and SDGs;
2. raising awareness about the significance and role of NBSfor the implementation of SDGs, particularly in terms of how NBS can contribute positively towards achieving multiple SDGs targets;
3. discussing what it takes to go beyond raising awareness and how NBS can be operationalized within the SDGsimplementation framework in practice.

Presentations:

1. The ‘big picture’ of SDGs and NBS: significance in the global and European context – Marco Fritz, EC
2. The multiple connections between NBS and SDGs – Eeva Furman, SYKE
3. Implementation mechanisms of SGDs from the NBS perspective, with some examples of alignment from a European database – László Pintér, CEU
4. Short 5 min case examples of cities linking NBS in their urban areas to SDGs:
   1. Lisbon – Duarte Mata
   2. Utrecht — Jeroen Schenkels

• EU project ThinkNature by Prof. Nikos Nikolaidis
• Holger Robrecht (ICLEI)
• Alexandra Vindfeld Hansen (SLA landscape architects Copenhagen)
• Prof. Constantinos Cartalis
• Prof. Denia Kolokotsa: the main conclusions from the 3 Taskforces in the EU projects clustering + short report from the communication meeting of the Green Spider Network

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• Hans Bruyninckx presentation (European Environment Agency),
• Stewart Maginnis presentation (Global Director of Nature-based Solutions Group in IUCN),
• Shardul Agrawala presentation (OECD),
• Cor Lamers (European Committee of the Regions)

• Video message from Karmenu Vella (European Commission)

• Moderator: Tom Heap
• Panelists: Birgit De Boissezon (European Commission), Victor Beumer (DeltaRes), David Zetland (Leiden University College), André Movilla Mariño (Architect and Green City Foundation Supporter), Kalev Sepp (Estonian University of Life Sciences).

• Moderator: Marco Fritz

26.PS1.O1. Database of 1000 Nature-based solution from 100 European cities  Laszlo Pinter

26.PS1.O2.  Towards Smart Sustainable City as a Service: Case Espoo City, Finland  Julia Nevmerzhitskaya 

26.PS1.O3. “Adopt a flowerbed” in Milan: payment for ecosystem services through civic engagemen  Edoardo Croci 

26.PS1.O4. From grey infrastructure to green – blue hybrids: why it happened and how it works in Polish cities?   Magdalena Glogowska

• Moderator: Victor Beumer

26.PS2.O1. Building with Nature: integrating ecosystem services into infrastructure Rob Cornelissen

26.PS2.O2. Evaluating performance and placement of nature based solutions in peri-urban environments for achieving multiple benefits   Mark Wilkinson

26.PS2.O3. Potential implementation of a FWS system within an Italian natural wetland for the area restoration and maintenance  Gianpaolo Sabia

26.PS2.O4 Marker Wadden: adding value for nature. Building with and building for Nature in Lake Marken; construction of islands   Sacha de Rijk

• Moderator:  Mattias Rennel
• 26.PS3.O1. Drone mapping as a tool for monitoring of mire ecosystems restoration Raimo Pajula
• 26.PS3.O2. Nature-based solutions for coastal flood and erosion risk reduction using Earth Observation    Daphne van der Wal
• 26.PS3.O3. City Enabler: open technology giving awareness on data available in cities for NBS applications  Giovanni Aiello
• 26.PS3.O4. Combining GIS environmental data analysis and expert knowledge in ecosystem services provision potential assessment  Peter Bezák

• Moderator: Marjolein Helder

26.PS4.O1. Nature-Based technologies for soil and water remediation: competitive opportunities in the environmental industry sector and integration into the urban landscape for the benefit of local communitie Caroline Zaoui

26.PS4.O2. Green roof as mitigating tool of environmental problems in cities: case studies from Estonia  Alar Teemusk

26.PS4.O3. Gypsum – An eco-innovation for the Baltic Sea  Eliisa Punttila 

26.PS4.O4. Development of nature-based solutions for marine oil spill response  actions  Jaak Truu

• Moderator: Roman Zinchenko

26.PS5.O1.  Why nature-based solutions and circular economics need each other in the built environment: the case of De Ceuvel Nadine Galle

26.PS5.O2. Economic value of urban nature: a meta-analysis  Marija Bockarjova

26.PS5.O3. Winery wastewater valorisation system based on constructed wetlands  Rocio Pena

26.PS5.O4. Nature-based solutions for valorization of Estonian black shale Anne Menert

• Moderator: Steve Cindnerby

26.PS8.O1. How do urban nature based solutions  foster human health and wellbeing?  Aino Rekola

26.PS8.O2. Why we should prioritize green infrastructure within healthcare environments  David Vernon Brasfield 

26.PS8.O3. Public engagement for nature based solutions: citizens are on natures side  Josefina Enfedaque

26.PS8.O4. Urban green infrastructure co-benefits for businesses & workers wellbeing? Steve Cindnerby 

• Hans Bruyninckx NATURE@work presentation (European Environment Agency),
• Tom Heap,
• Birgit De Boissezon (European Commission)

• Tiit Land (Tallinn University)

1. Go Tallinn (dir. Riho Västrik, Vesilind 2016, 3min15 sek)
2. Woman and the Glacier (dir. Audrius Stonys, UKU Films, Vesilind, 2016, 56 min)