Research approach to sustainable development strategy by ... · based data , data exchange, quality control, strategy, programmeand projects. Different expertises together with local/national

Research approach to sustainable development strategy by using space

technology

Rehovot, 5-7th December 2010Inclusive sustainable development methodologies and tools

Stefano Bonfà-Massimo Ruggero

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Environmental space based clouding computing Environmental space based clouding computing Environmental space based clouding computing Environmental space based clouding computing

platform for integration and management of the platform for integration and management of the platform for integration and management of the platform for integration and management of the

europeaneuropeaneuropeaneuropean policy development in the context of the policy development in the context of the policy development in the context of the policy development in the context of the

Lisbon Strategy Process (LSP) Lisbon Strategy Process (LSP) Lisbon Strategy Process (LSP) Lisbon Strategy Process (LSP)

STEFANO BONFÁ, OSDE –Oxford Sustainable Development Enterprise,

EEIG- Gruppo Europeo di Interesse Economico (UK and Italiy)

MASSIMO RUGGERO - University of Genoa – Italy

Geography and history of development and underdevelopment at Master's

degree Course in Geographical-environmental Science and (G.I.S) for

sustainable development

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Environmental resource projects trendEnvironmental resource projects trendEnvironmental resource projects trendEnvironmental resource projects trend

Background

According the past environmental resource projects trend, the following general issues have been outlined:Several environmental resource studies, methods, tools have beendeveloped, applied in different areas o by different organisations having different environmental resource objectives and impacts.A lack of an integrated and harmonised innovation policy in thecontext of an integrated environmental resource sustainable development is a constraint to develop a clear, transparent and effective policy

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Environmental resource projects trendEnvironmental resource projects trendEnvironmental resource projects trendEnvironmental resource projects trend

The Lisbon Process, EU Governments, at national regional and local authorities are under pressure to increase efficiency, effectiveness

of the environmental resource sustainable development and therefore it needs indicators to measure the effectiveness, transparency and governance for sustainable projects.

Clearly, it needs to solve issues such as level (granularity) ofinformations, status of collaboration, communication, and

organisational strategy.

Therefore it needs an integrated approach for a sustainable development where the socio-cultural, environment and

economics information will be integrated in a common database, simultaneously analysed and the output presented.

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Platform Management of Lisbon Platform Management of Lisbon Platform Management of Lisbon Platform Management of Lisbon StategyStategyStategyStategy

Example of PMSL you find as in territorial planning, watershed management, livelihoods (accent on socio-economic activities in given areas), decentralisation (stress on the

transfer of responsibilities to local authorities), local development (prominence of social and economic

progress), etc.

The importance of the PMLS is to address global environmental challenges such as biodiversity loss or

adaptation to, and mitigation of, climate change is also increasingly underlined.

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The European Consensus on DevelopmentThe European Consensus on DevelopmentThe European Consensus on DevelopmentThe European Consensus on Development

The European Consensus on Development recognises the platform as a priority axis. Lessons from internal policies, notably the regional

and rural development policies, give the European Union (EU) valuable experience to engage in this field in development co-

operation.

The European Commission assigned to it the aim of "involving beneficiaries in the identification of investments and the

management of resources in order to support the emergence of local development clusters while respecting the capacity of

ecosystems". More recently, the EC commissioned further work on Platform Management of Lisbon Strategy in preparation of the "Communication on Local Authorities: Actors for Development.

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Focus on COHESIONFocus on COHESIONFocus on COHESIONFocus on COHESION

A draft discussion paper on PMLS (Director General Development, on Feb. '08) defined it as "an approach to improve regional and national cohesion by

unlocking the specific potential of the different territories of a country, thanks to

more efficient and sustainable development strategies". Two further documents were produced in April 2008: "Towards an EU approach to democratic local

governance, decentralisation and territorial development – Background paper" (HTSPE) and Issues Paper (European Community-DG Development).

The proposal intends to re-design through environmental pilot projects an integrated innovative environmental policy and disseminate on a larger scale

to Consortium Partner.

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ObjectiveObjectiveObjectiveObjective

IMMEDIATE OBJECTIVE: Design and implement a knowledge based

environmental strategical model

based on pilot case studies .

DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVE: Replication of a modified and

adapted version over a larger scale

of the Consortium partners and other countries

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ORGANISATION OF THE LISBON PROCESS STRATEGY

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Sequential steps to be followedSequential steps to be followedSequential steps to be followedSequential steps to be followed

During the first phase the existing regional space based

information, drawn by the case environmental studies in different

regions of the consortium are jointly understood and reviewed.

The existing environmental space based data are mapped,

evaluated, organized, structured as an Information Database

Store . The information’s in question and all meta-data (availability,

summary information, etc.) will be made accessible to all the

Partners through the shared Internet web browser.

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OrganOrganOrganOrgan/SDS/SDS/SDS/SDS

Indicators for sustainable development will be jointly generated. The designed and implemented satellite broadband structured web-based

database, can be now be used as an instrument for developing

integrated knowledge strategies as an Environmental Sustainable Development Strategy (SDS) framework of the Lisbon process

A virtual community of experts, spread in the different areas o of the

consortium, will be available for designing and evaluating the space

based data , data exchange, quality control, strategy, programme and projects.

Different expertises together with local/national agencies and

authorities will then be directly involved in the decision making process for the partners SDS adoption.

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SDS modelSDS modelSDS modelSDS model’’’’s s s s descriptiondescriptiondescriptiondescription/1/1/1/1

The pilot SDS model, based on the geographical areas (case

studies), will be re-designed according the EU SDS principles, as

defined by the EU Commission Gutenberg, Lisbon.

Implement the WIN-WIN feasibility pilot Strategy in a modified and

adapted version over a larger scale Consortium partners as well

as other areas.

On the basis on the acquired experience, the pilot environmental

case studies will be extended to the others areas of the Regions

of the Consortium.

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Implement policy for the sustainable development strategy of

the Lisbon Process

Implement an integrated cohesion policy, based on a local

knowledge-driven environmental strategical framework policy

integrated into the local/regional/national and EU policy .

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Evaluation & Dissemination and capacity building of thestrategy to be implemented

Evaluation:

To evaluate the impact of the clouding computing tools to the environmental resources.To analyse the strengths and weaknesses of the approach and to make recommendations for future studies and implementation of the methods.

Dissemination, formation and information:

To disseminate, as widely as possible, the results of the project initiative by tools such :Distance Learning,Info news channels and Multimedia Kiosk Business Information,Web conferences


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The “HUB & WEBBING”

Implementation Approach


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Architectural layoutArchitectural layoutArchitectural layoutArchitectural layout

The implementation will be carried out by an “HUB & WEBBING”architectural layout.

Initially the target is to select Planners at Regional level: high level professional Decision Makers, motivated by the approach, know ledged in English language, delivering to them high level seminars and this will be the training of Trainees.

Those Regional Experts of different European Countries will be acting as Hub at Regional level: infact for each involved Region several groups of expert Managers at Provincial level will be created, each of them, in turn, organising further groups of Managers at Municipal level.

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ENVIRONMENTAL PROCESS


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EnviromentalEnviromentalEnviromentalEnviromental operationaloperationaloperationaloperational themesthemesthemesthemes and and and and LisbonLisbonLisbonLisbon ProcessProcessProcessProcess

The environmental operational theme evolving towards the integration

to the Lisbon Process

The project application will be implemented in 3 locations

(Oxfordshire UK-Mediterranean basin- and SADAC -Africa and two

major operational development policy environmental agriculture and

climate:

Package A - Environmental and Agriculture (Mediterranean Basin) -

Italy

Package B – Regional Climate Model Oxford University –Oxfordishire

(UK)

Package C- Environmental and Agriculture-(SADAC)-Southern Africa

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FocusFocusFocusFocus

Climate Change and environment

Climate change is a global reality, but what makes it tangible to the citizens is its local impact and its effect on quality of life and

local economies. Similarly, while global measures are needed to adapt to climate change, the solution is, to a large

extent, in the hands of local communities.

Satellites have been among the first tools that revealed climate

change and its impact. Today, the information and services they provide are more accessible than ever to local communities, and

provide adequate tools for risk mitigation measures in floods, forest fires, droughts, coastal erosion etc.

Moreover, satellites offer eminently apt solutions for adaptation measures, with regard to land surface change, energy

management, water security, agriculture and natural resource

management, greenhouse gas reduction…

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SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY


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Vertical and horizontal integration

The “telecommunication tools via satellite ” will results in a vertical and horizontal integration creating an harmonised Virtual On-line Community Organisation composed by different professional experts in different locations and with different cultures.

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Stakeholders, Users, Decision-makers

Products Information

Modeling

ESA Climate Change Initiative

Observation, Data and Analysis

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THANK YOU

FOR YOUR ATTENTION


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MASSIMO RUGGERO(OSDE-UNIVERSITY OF GENOVA)

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University of GenoaDipartimento di Scienze dell'Antichità, del Medioevo e

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