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From 5-7 December the camp will connect software developers and designers with front-line practitioners to develop six web tools to change the world. Social Innovation Camp is looking for the best ideas for web-based tools to create social change. The transition model "emboldens communities to look peak oil and climate change squarely in the eye and unleash the collective genius of their own people to find the answers to a big question: for all those aspects of life that this community needs in order to sustain itself and thrive, how are we going to rebuild resilience (in response to peak oil) and drastically reduce carbon emissions (in response to climate change)?" The Transition Cities conference will share ideas and insights, tools and techniques, and explore what works and what doesn't. Transition Towns groups are growing like wildfilre. The design clinics will be in French, with English translation available international speakers will do so in English, with vice versa.
The City Eco Lab restaurant, Cantine80km, serves food sourced within a 80km radius - the maximum distance food may travel in France without being refrigerated (Friday 28/11).
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(Saturday 22/11)Ĭitizens and designers involved in one of St Etienne's "eco quartiers" (eco neighbourhoods) discuss what functions make a place eco - or not - and how to measure their performance. If you are serious about hoping to do an event City Eco Lab (or Dott 07) in your own region, Doors cannot fund it - but we can help with the strategy and process. (Friday 21/11)Ī Doors of Perception lunchtime discussion. Later, a design clinic on Food and the City features Matthieu Benoit-Gonin (Jardinethic) Debra Solomon () and Francois Jegou (). (Thursday 20/11)ĮDIBLE GARDENS ON LYON BROWNFIELD SITES KIMCHI AND THE CITYĮmanual Louisgrand talks about l'Ilot d'Amaranthes - his gardens on brownfield sites in Lyon. Juha Huuskonen (Pixelache, Piksel, Pixelvark, Afropixel, Pikslaverk, PixelAzo) and Jean-Noel Montagne (CrasLabs, Paris) discuss how self organisation and technological autarchy will be crucial in the coming years. (Wednesday 19/11)Ī sustainable world will be densely networked - but not by closed, proprietary networks. Oh yes, and the French edition of In The Bubble is launched at 18h. Later there's a design clinic : Design for mobility, or for de-motorisation? There follows a special keynote by Ezio Manzini on "design strategies for the small, local, open and connected". Clare Brass + Flora Bowden from SEED Foundation talk about their neighbourhood composting service.
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