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To 12.6. samanaikaisesti
Tulevaisuuden tutkimuskeskuksen konferenssi:
11–12 June 2014
Wanha Satama, Helsinki, Finland
11.–12.6.2014
Wanha Satama,
SUSTAINABLE
FUTURES IN A CHANGING CLIMATE
Helsinki
WORKING
GROUPS
Teemana:
Sustainable
futures in
changing
climate
Updated schedule 10 June 2014
WEDNESDAY 11 JUNE
13:00–15:00
Room
E103
E104
E108
E110
E105
E109
E122
G Hall
F Hall
WG 1
WG 2
WG 10
WG 6
WG3
WG 9
WG 5
WG
7–8
WG 12
13:00
13:20
13:40
14:00
14:20
14:40
–15:00
15.30–16.30
Room
E103
E104
E108
E110
E105
E109
G Hall
F Hall
WG 1
WG 2
WG 10
WG 6
WG3
WG 9
WG
7–8
WG 12
15:30
15:50
16:10
–16:30
THURSDAY 12 JUNE
13:00–15:00
Room
E103
E104
E110
E105
E109
G Hall
WG 1
WG 2
WG 12
WG4
WG 11
WG
7–8
13:00
13:20
13:40
14:00
14:20
14:40
–15:00
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WG 1: FORESTS AND CLIMATE CHANGE: FROM GLOBAL TRENDS TO LOCAL LANDSCAPES
Chairs: Salla Rantala, University of Eastern Finland/University of Helsinki and Markku Kanninen,
University of Helsinki Wednesday 11th June
Room: E103
13:00–15:00
Introduction to the workshop: Forests and climate change: from global trends to local landscapes.
Dr. Maria Brockhaus, Senior Scientist, CIFOR, and Prof. Markku Kanninen, VITRI/University of Helsinki
Hujala Teppo, Rintamäki Heidi, Ervola Asta, Rikkonen Pasi & Uusivuori, Jussi:
New and Enhanced Policy Measures for the Sustainable Use of Natural Resources in Agriculture and Forestry.
Larjavaara Markku & Kanninen, Markku:
Value of Carbon Stocks in Land Use Scenarios.
Johnson Bart R., Nielsen-Pincus Max, Evers Cody, Hulse David W., Ager Alan A., Ribe Robert, & Bolte, John P.:
Anticipating Surprise: Exploring Climate Adaptation in Coupled Human and Natural Systems.
Rantala Salla, Hajjar Reem & Skutsch Margaret:
Multilevel Governance for Legitimate and Effective REDD+ in Mexico.
15:30–16:30
Hyle Maija:
Responsive Governance in Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation: Participatory Land Use Planning in
Angai Village Forest Reserve, Southeast Tanzania.
Thuon Try & Jespersen Kristjan:
Expectations Meeting the Reality on the Ground - Two Cases of REDD+ in Cambodia.
Thursday 12th June
13:00–15:00
Panel Discussion: Summing up on the Workshop. Discussion chaired by Prof. Markku Kanninen, all speakers
participate as panelists. Conclusions by Dr. Maria Brockhaus, CIFOR.
WG 2: INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS AND ENERGY TRANSITIONS
Chairs: Arho Toikka, University of Helsinki and Laura Kainiemi, Aalto University, Finland
Wednesday 11th June Room: E104
13:00–15:00 Systems, Policies and Transitions
Prandecki Konrad:
Sustainable Energy in Rural Areas.
Sokka L., Havukainen J., Sinkko T., Väisänen S. & Niskanen A.:
A Framework for Overall Sustainability Assessment of Local Small-scale Energy Production – Demonstration of
an Approach.
Dufva Mikko, Wessberg Nina, Kohl Johanna & Kivisaari Sirkku:
Foresight for Accelerating System Transition towards Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency in Housing.
Kivimaa Paula & Kern Florian:
Creative Destruction or Mere Niche Creation in Policy Mixes for Low Energy Transitions? Empirical Insights
from Finland and the UK.
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Lyytimäki Jari:
Towards a Bright Future? The Systems Intelligent Perspective on the Management of Light Pollution.
15:30–16:30 Institutions and Transitions for Transport and Mobility
Humalisto Niko:
The European Union and Assembling Biofuel Development – Governing Emissions Instead of Practices.
Tuominen Anu & Auvinen Heidi:
Building a Vision and a Roadmap for a National Transport Research Programme – Smart, Low-carbon Transport
System 2030.
Ahlgren Erik O., Börjesson Martin & Grahn Maria:
Global Transport Biofuel Futures in Energy-economy modeling – a review.
Thursday 12th June
13:00–15:00 Institutional Transition Issues in Developing Countries
Akgün Orkide, Luukkanen Jyrki, Korkeakoski Mika & Kaivo-oja Jari:
Rough Roads to Sustainability – Energy Scenarios for Fast Growing Mekong Countries.
Brown Noel:
Proposed Electricity Generation Plan for Jamaica.
Moula Munjur E., Törrönen Maritta, Maula Johanna, Paatero Jukka & Järvinen Mika:
Human Mobility in the Context Sustainable Energy Services in Brazil.
WG 3: NORTH-SOUTH RESEARCH COLLABORATIONS – FOR WHOM AND FOR WHAT?
Chairs: Eva Kagiri, UniPID, University of Jyväskylä, Kajsa Ekroos, UniPID, University of Helsinki & Kaisa
Korhonen-Kurki, University of Helsinki
Wednesday 11th June
13:00–15:00
Room: E105
Ketola Tarja:
Climate Change Immigrants or Refugees – Adapting to or Denying Climate Change?
Rissanen Kati:
Climate Refugees as Mobile Technology Users in the Future. Scenario-Based Insights on the Challenges and Possibilities.
Van Leemput Maya:
Grass-roots Images of Futures about the Global South.
Ahonen Päivi:
Connections of Bhutan’s Gross National Happiness Education Policies and Global Eduction for Sustainable Development.
15:30–16:30
Lehto Marise:
On Becoming a Disciple of the Disciplines: How Development of Learning Organisation Capabilities Supports
Organisational Sustainability.
Costa Orlando:
Higher Education Institution and its Role on New Multidisciplinary Concepts to Mitigate the Climate Change.
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WG 4: CLIMATE CHANGE AND CORPORATE ACTIONS
Chair: Marileena Koskela, University of Turku
Thursday 12th June
13:00–15:00
Room: E105
Tuusjärvi M., Kihlman S., Lehtilä A., Mäenpää I., Vuori S., Koljonen T. & Lauri L.S.:
Visions for the Mining Industry in the Future Low-carbon Society in Finland.
Koskela Marileena & Aarras Nina:
Climate Change in Corporate Social Responsibility Reports.
Dooley Ken:
The Business Case for Embedded Environmental Sustainability: Embedding Long-term Environmental Strategies that Enhance Economic Performance.
WG 5: ARCTIC FUTURES 2033 – OPPORTUNITIES AND THREATS FOR SUSTAINABILITY
Chair: Sirkka Heinonen, University of Turku
Wednesday 11th June
13:00–15:00
Room: E122
Sweeney John A. & Yeoman Guy:
Uncharted Waters: Alternative Futures of the Arctic.
Similä J., Juutinen A., Tuusjärvi M., Vuori S., Tolvanen A., Tuulentie S., Eilu P. & Naskali, A.:
Governing Adaptive Change towards Sustainable Economy on the Arctic.
Xiao Yi, Chu Jianxun & Sun Liguang:
Imagining the Future of the Arctic: How to Stimulate the Greenhouse Effect of Methane under the Sea Ice of the
Arctic.
WG 6: CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION OPPORTUNITIES IN RURAL FUTURES
Chairs: Vilja Varho & Pasi Rikkonen, MTT Agrifood Research Finland
Wednesday 11th June
13:00–15:00
Room: E110
Hooli Lauri:
Resilience of the Poorest: Coping Strategies and Indigenous Knowledge to Live with the Floods in Northern Namibia.
Partio Hanna:
Factors Affecting Women’s Land Ownership in Namibia.
Reid Dwight, Wilson Earl & Baker Steve:
Initial Designs of a Photovoltaic PEM Electrolysis System for the Production of Hydrogen for Domestic Cooking.
Varho Vilja, Rikkonen Pasi, Koistinen Laura & Rasi Saija:
Renewable Energy Futures – A Delphi Study of the Opportunities and Obstacles in Distributed Renewable
Energy Growth up to 2025.
Rikkonen Pasi, Rintamäki Heidi, Huan-Niemi Ellen, Niskanen Olli & Tapio, Petri:
Combining expert future views and farm level modeling in the evaluation of three mitigation measures –
improving the base of decisions for the future.
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15:30–16:30
Rintamäki Heidi, Rikkonen Pasi & Tapio Petri:
Varying recipes for mitigation in agriculture.
Savikko Riitta, Mäkinen Hanna, Rimhanen Karoliina & Himanen Sari:
Ways to climate smart agriculture? – Views of Finnish farmers, educators and advisers.
WG 7 & 8: CLIMATE GOVERNANCE IN THE SOUTH: POLICIES AND POLITICS IN
MITIGATION AND ADAPTATION
Chairs: Visa Tuominen, University of Turku & Sari Jusi, University of Turku
Wednesday 11th June
13:00–15:00 Room: Hall G
Lebel Louis, Va Dany, Thuon Try &Voladet Saykham:
The governance of adaptation projects in Lao PDR and Cambodia: legitimacy, interests and accountability.
Kallayanamitra Chalisa, Potapohn Manoj & Lebel Louis:
Aquaculture insurance: Innovative risk transfer under integrated risk management system for sustainability.
Jusi Sari:
Responding to Climate Change: Developing Water Resources Governance in Lao PDR.
Keskinen Marko, Kummu Matti, Paradis Someth, Salmivaara Aura & Sokhem Pech:
Using scenarios for information integration and science-policy facilitation: case from the Tonle Sap Lake, Cambodia.
Huang Ping-Lun, Lin Hai-Chen, Li Albert C.T., Lo Liang-Huey, Wu Yueh, Lai Yeun-Jeng & Yi-Ju Chen:
Adaptation Strategic Assessment Framework: An ex-ante assessment framework for better climate change
adaptation policy planning.
15:30–16:30
Karhunmaa Kamilla & Tuominen Visa:
Small-scale carbon projects and sustainable development: identifying storylines for measuring development impacts.
Sohn Minchul & Pilli-Sihvola Karoliina:
The use of Early Warning Systems for improved food security: Case studies in Malawi and Zambia.
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WG 9: URBAN ADAPTATION IN A CHANGING CLIMATE
Chairs: Johanna Mustelin Griffith University, Australia & Sirkku Juhola, University of Helsinki, Finland
Wednesday 11th June
13:00–15:00
Room: E109
Boyd Emily, Nykvist Björn, Borgström Sara & Stacewicz Izabela A.:
Anticipatory governance for social ecological resilience.
Kosunen Hanna:
Assessing climatic impacts through the lifecycle of an urban environment.
Linna Paula, Virtanen Maarit, Adedoyin Lasisi K. S. & Babawale Aduroshakin:
Towards Developing Green Housing Solutions: Case integrating renewable energy solutions to housing
in Lagos, Nigeria.
Rantanen Annuska & Joutsiniemi Anssi:
Strategic planning and epistemology of change: Probing the fitness of urban and planning systems with
resilient spatial strategies.
15:30–16:30
Johnson Bart R.:
Designing Enduring Cities for an Era of Rapidly Changing Climate.
Sweeney John A., Yee Aubrey, Asuncion Leo & Morison Nathalie:
Islands of Change: Science, Policy, & Foresight Linkages in Hawaii’s Climate Change Priority Guidelines.
Varho Vilja:
Transport climate policy choices in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area 2025 – views of transport officials and politicians.
WG 10: URBAN SUSTAINABILITY
Chairs: Jarmo Vehmas, University of Turku & Burkhard Auffermann, University of Turku
Wednesday 11th June
Room: E108
13:00–15:00
Terämä Emma:
Population and consumption futures: Compound effects in the global urban transition.
Kuittinen Matti:
Low carbon solutions for humanitarian construction.
Bradbury M.A.:
The tempered edge: Waterfront development in an age of climate change.
Tikkanen Jukka & Virkkula Outi:
Community initiative network – a catalyst of transition towards low carbon society in Finland.
15:30–16:30
Tapiola Titta:
Resilience of the Finnish food system in a changing climate – scenarios at 2050.
Bussey Marcus:
Toilet cultures/futures: sustainability and climate futures.
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WG 11: REASONS AND IMPLICATIONS OF CLIMATE CHANGE
Chair: Jouni Räisänen, University of Helsinki
Thursday 12th June
13:00–15:00
Room: E109
Ylhäisi Jussi S., Räisänen Jouni & Perrels Adriaan:
Is uncertainty in future climate projections a reason for users to postpone their decisions on adaptation?
Kauppinen Jyrki:
Reason for major climate changes.
WG 12: METHODOLOGICAL AND THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES TO CLIMATE CHANGE
AND FUTURES STUDIES
Wednesday 11th June
13:00–15:00 Hall F Chair: Sohail Inayatullah, Tamkang University, Taiwan
Höjer Mattias & Svenfelt Åsa:
What is futures studies?
Minkkinen Matti:
The futures of privacy: balancing trends and images of the future in studying social institutions.
Chair: Jyrki Luukkanen, University of Turku, Finland
Panula-Ontto Juha, Luukkanen Jyrki, Vehmas Jarmo & Kaivo-oja Jari:
The “sustainability window” as a tool for combining social and environmental dimensions of sustainability.
Abdulkadri Abdullahi:
Prospects for a Sustainable Low-Carbon Future for Jamaica.
15:30–16:30 Hall F Chair: Jyrki Luukkanen, University of Turku, Finland
Evans Alecia & McKenzie Sidonia:
The Economic Impact of Climate Change on Energy Demand in Jamaica
Chambers Therese:
Solar resource modelling for tropical regions using the Markov transition probability matrix method
Thursday 12th June E110
13:00–15:00
Chair: Jari Kaivo-oja, University of Turku, Finland
O’ Mahony Tadh & Dufour Javier:
The social and cultural dimensions of sustainable development, mitigation and scenarios: Grasping the
opportunities for human development.
Hormio Säde:
Strong sustainability: a matter of intergenerational justice.
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