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LOCATION:Andere\,   
SUMMARY:Horlings: Transforming places together: citizens and community enga
 gement responding to climate change
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Prof. Dr. Lummina Horlings\nInstitute of Speaker: Univ
 ersity of Groningen\, Department of Spatial Planning and Environment Groni
 ngen\, Netherlands\nTopics:\nBauing.\, Architektur\, Umwelt\, Wirtschaft\n
  Location:\n  Name: Andere (online per Zoom)\n  Street:  \n  City:  \n  Ph
 one: \n  Fax: \nDescription: The simple evidence of global ambient tempera
 ture rises\, changing rainfall patterns and more frequent and extreme weat
 her events are indisputable and will severely impact communities and socie
 ty as a whole. Incremental adaptation and coping strategies (such as build
 ing higher dikes) may not be enough to protect communities from greater ri
 sks in the future. Scholarly attention has therefore shifted to the concep
 t of transformative adaptation to address the root causes of climate risks
 \, shifting systems away from unsustainable\, unjust and unequal trajector
 ies. The key topic which will be discussed is how transformative citizens 
 initiatives and resourceful communities take the lead in transforming plac
 es together. An emergence of citizens initiatives in the field of food\, e
 nergy and nature can be witnessed taking matters in their own hand within 
 the ‘do-it yourself’ democracy. This creates dilemma’s when collabor
 ating with spatial planners. Networked movements such as transition towns 
 and eco-villages contribute to the ‘up-\, out- and deep-scaling’ of co
 mmunity strategies\, while engaging in capacity building and different dim
 ensions of transformation. A conclusion so far is that key conditions for 
  the development of place-based transformative responses to climate change
  are capacity building\, inclusive governance\, place leadership\, ‘inne
 r’ transformation and scaling of successful practices.    Co-Presentatio
 n by Dr. Franziska Ehnert (IOER Dresden)    Reframing places\, communities
  and identities: The contextualisation of social learning processes in urb
 an experimentation    Urban experimentation has emerged as a transdiscipli
 nary and co-creative research approach\, which seeks to harness the potent
 ial of proximity. However\, there is limited understanding of the contextu
 alisation of experimentation in local settings and the reframing of places
 \, communities and identities. Adopting a relational understanding of spac
 e\, this research seeks to shed light on the meanings attached to artefact
 s and spaces\, and illustrate social learning processes in socio-material 
 contexts. 
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