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Best practice exchange on sustainable consumption behaviour change projects

szeptember

30

13:30

szeptember 30. 13:30 -szeptember 30. 13:30

szeptember

30

13:30

Best practice exchange on sustainable consumption behaviour change projects


In collaboration with the Centre for Social Sciences, Institute for Sociology (Hungarian Academy of Sciences Centre of Excellence) the Association of Conscious Consumers (ACC) presents a workshop to exchange experience and build partnership on sustainable consumption and behaviour change projects.

The workshop will be participated by our partner organisations from various European countries, and researchers from Hungary mainly.

Participants are invited to present their projects in 15 minutes.

Venue: Centre for Social Sciences, Institute for Sociology (Hungarian Academy of Sciences Centre of Excellence)
Budapest IX, Tóth Kálmán u. 4, JTI meeting room

Zoom link for online participants: 
Time: Sep 30, 2022 01:30 PM Budapest

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81661582719?pwd=dVJuQzBYNnJ0NUNDanNRaW54UkE1QT09
Meeting ID: 816 6158 2719
Passcode: 772894

13:30-14:45

Welcome by the Centre for Social Sciences Institute for Sociology and the Association of Conscious Consumers

Lea Kőszeghy: Social disparities and sustainable consumption

Edina Vadovics: Behaviour change towards low-carbon living

Boldizsár Megyesi: Food self-provisioning, food consumption and environmental attitudes in Hungary

Joanna Wong: Local food communities (AMAP) in France

14:45-15:00 Coffee break

15:00-16:30

Merilyn Mehlmann (online): Behaviour change projects

Susana Correia: #Plasticoamais (too much plastic) in food packaging

Davide Zanon: “Feed Your Future”

Emese Gulyás: Safe and Sustainable use of Chemicals in the EcoTeams

Marina Vogel: The Chemicals Ambassadors Training

16.30-16.45 Coffee break

16:45-18:00

Olaia Saenz Ormaza: Projects developed by GAP Spain

Zoltán Hajdú: Reducing carbon footprint of the young

Dagmar Gordon: The AskREACH project for reducing exposure to the Substances of Very High Concern

Dr. Darren McAdam-O'Connell: TBC

18:00-18:30 Closing remarks – harvesting feedbacks

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