SMART symposium May 2018
This May symposium is particularly relevant for researchers contributing to Work Package 2.
Photo: UiO/ Ståle Skogstad
Programme
Tuesday, 8 May
9:00 WP leader Meeting (by invitation only)
11:00 Lunch, followed by SMART media training (by invitation only)
Agenda communications / media workshop (Benedicte B. Eie og Erik Aasheim)
12:00 How to get out there? From call to action. Share your good and bad experiences.
12:45 How to say it? Small groups: Key questions and talking points
13:05 How to do it? Video-interviews with individual feedback. 10 min each
15:00 How did we do it? Evaluations of videos in plenary.
16:45 Wrap up / Commitments
Wednesday, 9 May
SMART Comprehensive analysis
09:00 Session 1: Setting the scene
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Sustainability as our framework, defined as securing the social foundation within planetary boundaries; through which SDGs must be understood
EU & specific SMART H2020 context for our SMART comprehensive analysis
- Aim of analysis
- Factual scope: European businesses selling products to… etc. Comparative Chinese and US reflections.
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11:00 Short break (15 minutes)
11:15 Session 2
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Brief presentation of the systemic and regulatory ecology approach to our analysis.
Brief presentation and discussion of outline (made available to participants by e-mail and through our internal pages)
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13:00 Lunch
14:00 Session 3
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Brief presentation of the systemic and regulatory ecology approach to our analysis.
Step 1: Taxonomy of market actors – who are the most influential and critical to concentrate our discussion on?
- Businesses:
- Tentative proposal of key European business influencers on global value chains of products sold in Europe, to concentrate analysis on: a) parent companies of corporate groups, b) parent of group of cooperatives, c) lead company of contractual network with/including global value chain
- Financial markets:
- investors: public, hybrid, private;
- various types of gatekeepers, intermediaries, facilitators
- Products markets:
- public procurers
- consumers
- Certifiers
- Labour markets: employees, trade unions.
- Others?
- Good case studies to include within each category?
Note: results of discussion in Step 1, may lead to changes in the subsequent steps.
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15:45 Break
16:15 Session 4
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Brief presentation of the systemic and regulatory ecology approach to our analysis.
Brief presentation and discussion of outline (made available to participants by e-mail and through our internal pages)Step 2: Discussion of regulatory ecology of selected market actors in financial markets
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18:00 End of sessions
19:00 Joint dinner at Restaurant EIK, Universitetsgata 11
Thursday, 10 May NB: Symposium will be held at Scandic hotel, St. Olavs plass
09:00 Session 5
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Brief presentation of the systemic and regulatory ecology approach to our analysis.
Brief presentation and discussion of outline (made available to participants by e-mail and through our internal pages)Step 2: Discussion of regulatory ecology of selected market actors in financial markets
Step 3: Discussion of regulatory ecology of public procurers in product markets
Step 4: Discussion of regulatory ecology of consumers in product markets
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10:30 Short break (15 min)
10:45 Session 6
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Brief presentation of the systemic and regulatory ecology approach to our analysis.
Brief presentation and discussion of outline (made available to participants by e-mail and through our internal pages)Step 2: Discussion of regulatory ecology of selected market actors in financial markets
Step 3: Discussion of regulatory ecology of public procurers in product markets
Step 4: Discussion of regulatory ecology of consumers in product marketsStep 5: Discussion of regulatory ecology of selected actors in labour market
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13:00 Lunch
14:00 Session 7
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Brief presentation of the systemic and regulatory ecology approach to our analysis.
Brief presentation and discussion of outline (made available to participants by e-mail and through our internal pages)Step 2: Discussion of regulatory ecology of selected market actors in financial markets
Step 3: Discussion of regulatory ecology of public procurers in product markets
Step 4: Discussion of regulatory ecology of consumers in product marketsStep 5: Discussion of regulatory ecology of selected actors in labour marketStep 6: Discussion of regulatory ecology of selected business actors with the market part informed by Steps 2-5
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15:30 Short break (15 minutes)
15:45 Session 7 continued
16:30 Planning how to move forward with the SMART comprehensive analysis
17:00 End of day
Friday, 11 May
9:00 Session 8
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Brief presentation of the systemic and regulatory ecology approach to our analysis.
Brief presentation and discussion of outline (made available to participants by e-mail and through our internal pages)Step 2: Discussion of regulatory ecology of selected market actors in financial markets
Step 3: Discussion of regulatory ecology of public procurers in product markets
Step 4: Discussion of regulatory ecology of consumers in product marketsStep 5: Discussion of regulatory ecology of selected actors in labour marketStep 6: Discussion of regulatory ecology of selected business actors with the market part informed by Steps 2-5
Plan work with reform proposals and on PCD which we define as the Policy Coherence for Sustainable Development (shift from PCD to SDG implementation).
- Brainstorming: how shall we move forward to with reform proposals?
- Brainstorming: how shall we move forward with policy coherence work?
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10:45 Break
11:15 Session 8 continued
13:00 Lunch
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