Sustainable
Innovation 03
Creating Sustainable Products, Services and Product-Service Systems
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Day 1 Big Picture
Chair: Charlotte Nyberg, Director of Trade and Policy, Confederation of Swedish Enterprise
8.30 Registration, Coffee and networking
9.15
Introduction
Professor Martin Charter, Director, The Centre for Sustainable Design, UK
9.25
10 year plan for sustainable consumption and production
Bas de Leeuw, Task Force Leader on Sustainable Consumption and Production Unit,
United Nations
Environment Programme
(UNEP), France
9.50
Sustainable innovation
Dr Peter White, Associate Director for Corporate Sustainable Development, Procter
& Gamble, UK
10.15 Sustainable innovation: viewpoints
10.30
Creativity process
Led by Niels Peter Flint, Concept Designer, Denmark
10.45 Coffee and networking
11.10
Transnational perspective
Gunnel Wisen, Vice President - Sustainability, ABB, Sweden
11.30
Innovation perspective
Sven Gunnar Edlund, Deputy Head of Division, VINNOVA, Sweden
11.50
Panel discussion
Chair: Dale Anne Bourjaily, Senior Advisor, Sustainable Trade Royal Tropical
Institute, Netherlands
12.20 Lunch and networking
1.20
Living Laboratory
Chair: Martin Charter, Director, The Centre for Sustainable Design, UK
Living Laboratory 1 - PReco
Philippe Lalande & Martin Racine, Universite de Montreal, Canada
Living Laboratory 2 - Eco Mileage Card
Edilson Shindi Ueda, Chiba University, Japan
Living Laboratory 3 - Memo Board
Kika Ioannou, Inter College, Cyprus
Living Laboratory 4 - Splendid Eco-Car
Daniel Kenning, Splendid Engineering, UK
2.20
Developing world perspective
Ritu Kumar, Director, TERI (Europe), UK
2.40
SME perspective
Sune Halvarsson, Acting Director General, NUTEK - Swedish Business Development
Agency, Sweden
3.00
Refereed section
Session 1: Changing framework conditions and the policy agenda
Chair: Staffan Larsson, Head of Analysis Department, Swedish Business Development
Agency, Sweden
Session 2: Innovation
in technology, design and development practices 1
Chair: Christer Ericsson, Swedish Industrial Design Foundation, Sweden
Session 3: Innovation
in technology, design and development practices 2
Chair: Andreas Englund, Director, MInT, Sweden
Session 4: Triggers and barriers to innovation
Chair: Preben Kristensen, Director, Danish Toxicological Centre, Denmark
Session 5: Innovation
in management and business models
Chair: Stefan Henningsson, Department for Sustainable Development, NUTEK - Swedish
Business Development Agency, Sweden
6.00
Report back
6.30 Drinks and Entertainment led by Howard Read
8.00
Conference dinner
Day 2 New Perspectives
Chair: Professor Martin Charter, Director, The Centre for Sustainable Design, UK
9.00 Registration
9.30
Introduction
Professor Martin Charter, Director, The Centre for Sustainable Design, UK
9.35
Keynote
Anna Lise Mortensen, Director, Sustainable Development, Hartmann, Denmark
9.55
Integrated Product Policy (IPP) and innovation
Dr Frieder Rubik, Head, Product Policy, IOEW, Germany
10.15 Sustainable innovation: viewpoints
10.30
Creativity process
Led by Niels Peter Flint, Concept Designer, Denmark
11.00 Coffee and networking
11.25
A Japanese perspective
Katsuro Oda, Associate Professor, Institute of Industrial Science, University
of Tokyo, Japan
11.50
Nordic experiences 1998-2003: methods stimulating commercialisation of sustainable
innovations
Andreas Englund, Director, MInT, Sweden
12.10 Sustainable Innovation: A New Perspective
Gary Waterworth Owen, Founder: The ResponseABILITY Alliance, Zimbabwe
12.30 Lunch and networking
1.30
Creativity process 3
Led by David Walker & Rob Holdway, Directors, Giraffe Innovation, UK
Workshop 1: Home
Chair: Maarten Ten Houten, Senior Environmnetal Consultant, Environment Competence
Centre, Philips Consumer Electronics, Netherlands
Workshop 2: Food
Chair: Dr Arnold Tukker, Senior Consultant, TNO, Netherlands
Workshop 3: Mobility
Chair: Colin Beard, Senior Lecturer, Sheffield Hallam University, UK
Workshop 4: Information and Communications Technologies (ICT)
Chair: Andrew Baynes, European Environmental Manager, Apple, France
Workshop 5: Clothing
Chair: Mike Barry, Environment Manager, Marks & Spencer, UK
3.40 Reportback and awards
4.10
Discussion
4.30 Close
Last Updated: 17th January
2003
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