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Phoenix Project: Establish a Citizen Assembly in Szeged
14 дней назад
The Hungarian city of Szeged faces various challenges stemming from its geographical features, notably being intersected by two rivers. The impact of climate change, characterised by increased droughts and water scarcity, has further intensified urban heat island issues, particularly in the city center and publicly used green urban areas. Projections indicate that Szeged and its surrounding Hun...
Phoenix Project in Transdanubia: Build a local 2030 agenda to promote sustainability
Просмотров 315 дней назад
The goal of the Transdanubia TCCD and Pilot is to develop a strategic action plan on the farm-to-fork topic through co-creation. Our local partner, the Central Transdanubian Regional Innovation Agency, coordinates the joint effort. The participants are recognized or emerging local producers and service providers from the region who work together on a topic-oriented action plan for the area. Dur...
Phoenix Project in Rouen: Create a network of Citizens’
Просмотров 115 дней назад
In recent years, The Rouen metropolis and the Haute-Normandie area in general have experienced a consistent rise in temperature, accompanied by a notable decrease in available water. Furthermore, the municipality faces additional challenges stemming from its dependency on nuclear energy, lack of food sovereignty, high poverty rate, and extensive private vehicle usage, contributing to its status...
PHOENIX Project in France: Public Debate on Offshore Wind Energy
Просмотров 8Месяц назад
Welcome to our latest update on the PHOENIX project in France! 🇫🇷 France, one of the world’s largest economies, faces climate change and sociodemographic challenges. To support the European Green Deal, the PHOENIX project focuses on a comprehensive energy strategy, including the installation of offshore wind turbines along the French coast. In this video, we discuss the proposed public debate a...
Citizen Assembly for Sustainable Urban Development in Szeged
Просмотров 5Месяц назад
Welcome to our latest update on the PHOENIX project in Szeged, Hungary! 🇭🇺 Szeged faces significant climate challenges, including droughts, water scarcity, and urban heat islands. The PHOENIX project aims to address these issues by establishing a Citizen Assembly, empowering residents to collaboratively find solutions. In this video, we explore the project's key areas of focus: Transportation U...
Cross-Border Collaboration: Wildfire Mitigation & Water Conservation
Просмотров 8Месяц назад
Welcome to our latest update on the PHOENIX project, focusing on the Serra da Malcata (Portugal) and Sierra de Gata (Spain) cross-border region! 🇵🇹🇪🇸 This unique ecoregion faces significant climate change challenges, impacting both areas similarly. Our project aims to establish a collaborative space to prevent wildfires, conserve water, and promote sustainable land use and alternative energy so...
PHOENIX Project in Tavira: Nurturing Sustainability
Просмотров 7Месяц назад
Welcome to our latest update on the PHOENIX project in Tavira, Portugal! 🇵🇹 Tavira, like much of the Algarve region, faces significant climate challenges, including water scarcity, flooding, and rising sea levels. The area also contends with economic reliance on agriculture and tourism, an ageing population, and resistance to lifestyle changes. In this video, we explore how the PHOENIX project ...
PHOENIX Project in Odemira: Tackling Climate Challenges
Просмотров 4Месяц назад
Welcome to our latest update on the PHOENIX project in Odemira, Portugal! 🇵🇹 Odemira faces significant challenges, including demographic shifts, economic fragility, and the impacts of climate change such as extreme weather events, fires, and water scarcity. These issues make Odemira an ideal candidate for the PHOENIX project. In this video, we explore how the pilot project aims to build a compr...
PHOENIX Project in Bologna: Leading the Ecological Transition
Просмотров 4Месяц назад
Welcome to our latest update on the PHOENIX project in Bologna, Italy! 🇮🇹🌱 Bologna, renowned for its environmental decarbonisation efforts, is facing significant climate challenges, such as the 2023 floods. These challenges, along with its long history of decentralisation and citizen engagement, make Bologna an ideal candidate for the PHOENIX project. In this video, we explore how the project f...
PHOENIX Project: Food Sustainability in Tartu
Просмотров 3Месяц назад
Welcome to our journey in Tartu, Estonia, the intellectual and cultural heart of the country! 🇪🇪🌿 We're excited to share the PHOENIX project, dedicated to exploring and enhancing food sustainability and its social and environmental impact. In this video, we dive into the Citizen Assembly on Food Sustainability, where 30 randomly selected citizens come together to develop Tartu's food circular e...
Diogo Vidal | University of Coimbra
Просмотров 673 месяца назад
In this PHOENIX Conversation, Diogo Vidal, Senior Researcher at the University of Coimbra, discusses the relationship between humans and nature and how to make participatory processes more inclusive. #CitizenParticipation #nature #PhoenixEUproject #Inclusion
Iolanda Romano | Avventura Urbana
Просмотров 548 месяцев назад
Iolanda Romano, Architect & Founder of Avventura Urbana, discusses the key features and challenges of a Deliberative process. #deliberation #mediation #citizenparticipation #participation #PhoenixEUproject #inclusivity
Francesca Fazio | Avventura Urbana
Просмотров 479 месяцев назад
Francesca Fazio, Associate Member of Avventura Urbana, talks about the role of practitioners and facilitators in promoting inclusivity within participatory processes. #avventuraurbana #facilitator #practitioner #inclusivity #participation #PhoenixUEproject
Andrea Felicetti | University of Padua
Просмотров 5910 месяцев назад
Andrea Felicetti, Senior Assistant Professor at the University of Padua, talks about the importance of inclusivity in participatory processes.
Thanks. Its clear you think the difference between a citizens assembly and a citizens jury is its size. Where the cut off point is you dont make clear. Previously its been understood that a Citizens Assembly of less than 25 people isnt really capable of being sufficiently diverse. Are you sure the Jury's name isnt simply a bit of a rebrand away from the government assemblies achiving more or less nothing at high cost? I guess if that's who pays you such a view wouldn't sit well with them or the taxpayers