An interesting workshop organized by the European GLAMURS project (Green Lifestyles, Alternative Models and Upscaling Regional Sustainability) will demonstrate the latest findings from GLAMURS, and seek feedback on policy recommendations for the last phase of the project.

GLAMURS aims to explore transitions to more sustainable lifestyles and greener economies in Europe. Involving a team of world-leading psychologists, economists, transition researchers and modellers from Spain, the UK, Norway, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Romania and Austria, GLAMURS is examining how existing sustainable lifestyle initiatives can be scaled up.

The programme of the workshop is divided in four sessions:

• State of the art introduction
• What makes people choose and change their lifestyles?
• Making time for sustainability
• Simulating human scenarios

Download the invitation, agenda and details (PDF, 700 Kb)

Speakers include: Elisabeth Lipiatou / Domenico Rossetti (European Commission, DG RTD – B.6), Ricardo García Mira (University of A Coruna, Spain, Project Coordinator), Adina Dumitru (UDC), Giuseppe Carrus (ROMA3), Lucy O’Shea (UBATH), Michael Finus (UBATH), Ugo Guarnacci (European Commission, DG RTD – I.3), Ellen Matthies (Magdeburg University), Gerardus Klaassen (European Commission, DG CLIMA), Gary Polhill (JHI), Tony Craig (JHI) Jaco Quist (Delft University), Valeriu Dan Dionisie (European Commission, DG JUST), Pawel Swieboda (Deputy Director, European Policy Strategic Center – EPSC).

Date: 12th November 2015

Location: Spanish Centre for Scientific Research (CSIC), 62 Rue du Trône, 1050 Brussels (7th floor, room III)

The entrance is free but for registration please contact moritz.kammerlander@seri.at before 30 October 2015.

For more information about GLAMURS, see http://www.glamurs.eu/.