Circular governance between theory and practice LabT

ICHEC Brussels Management School, Horizon 2020 CLIC Project G.A. N. 776758

CLIC’s third Transdisciplinary Laboratory (LabT) Circular governance between theory and practice

ICHEC Brussels Management School

CLIC’s third Transdisciplinary Laboratory (LabT) will take place on 21 November 2019 in Brussels. It is organized by ICHEC Brussels Management School which is leading on work package 3 Supporting circular governance through informed decision-making. This LabT will discuss circular governance at all levels starting from the global level, investigating the regional, speculating on the city and finally examining it at the building level.ICHEC aims at spurring reflection and discussion around the evolving theoretical framework of circular governance and to draw lessons from seminal practical case-studies. In this regard, Michel Bauwens will be talking us through the urban commons transitions and providing some examples from a global perspective. Marie Yeroyanni, will introduce the latest developments of EU R&I Agenda on cities and how circularity and governance are tackled in ‘The Human-Centred City’ report which will guide future EU R&I investments on cities. Stephan Kampelmann will speculate on how to govern the circular metabolism and provide examples of attempts to innovate the governance of metabolic flows. Andy Pratt will explore the possibility of governing the cultural sector from a circular economy perspective. Arianne Acke will present the Living Lab experience co-designed and implemented under the framework of the Horizon 2020 REPAiR project. Michiel Van Balen will share his insights on the entrepreneurial journey of the cases of De Hoorn and Hal5 in Leuven, Belgium. Finally, Christian Ost will draw some conclusions based on the interactive discussion and exchange of views. Agenda
13:15-13:45 Arrival and Registration 
13:50 Brigitte Chanoine| Welcoming remarks

14:00 Keynote speaker: Michel Bauwens 
Urban Commons Transitions: Global governance examples

15:00 Marie Yeroyanni 
Innovating Cities: EU policy initiatives and funding opportunities for cities in Horizon Europe

15:20 Stephan Kampelmann 
The governance of urban metabolic flows: how to transition towards more circularity?

15:50 Andy Pratt
Re-thinking the governance of the cultural sector from a circular economy perspective

16:20 Coffee break 

16:40 Arianne Acke 
Living Lab experience Horizon 2020 REPAiR project: when waste management, urban planning and LCA meet governance.

17:10 Michiel Van Balen 
Innovative Business and Governance Model: the cases of De Hoorn and Hal5

17:40 Christian Ost | Conclusions

18:00 Drink

Welcome remarks
Brigitte Chanoine is Rector of ICHEC and Head of the Haute Ecole ICHEC - ECAM - ISFSC
Speakers:Michel Bauwens, Director and founder of the P2P FoundationMarie Yeroyanni, Senior Expert “Innovating Cities”, Unit “Future Urban &amp; Mobility Systems”, Directorate-General for Research and Innovation, European CommissionStephan Kampelmann, Chair circular economy and circular metabolism at the Université Libre de Bruxelles, Faculty of Architecture La Cambre-HortaAndy Pratt, Professor of Cultural Economy, Director, Centre for Culture and the Creative Industries, City University LondonArianne Acke, Team Builder (team bouw), OVAM, Horizon 2020 REPAiR projectMichiel Van Balen, Architect and entrepreneur, Co-Founder of Miss MiyagiChristian Ost, Professor of Economics and former Dean of ICHEC Brussels Management School, CLIC’s WP3 leaderModerator: Ruba Saleh, Researcher, ICHEC Brussels Management School