Total participants: 142 students: 140 Staff members: 2
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Based on previous four pop-up city labs GREEN Zagreb, we proposed a Virtual meeting platform with the aim to inspire Zagreb students to propose innovative solutions and discuss their insights with their fellow students across UNIC alliance. This VMP was held in four separate sessions: TOPIC: ECOLOGICAL RISK IN URBAN EUROPEAN AREAS, Tuesday 7th December, 12:00 - 14:00 TOPIC: ACCESS TO GREEN AREAS FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES Tuesday 7th December, 16:00 - 17:30 TOPIC: LIVING ARRANGEMENTS IN URBAN AREAS IN EUROPE for Wednesday 8th December, 14:00-16:00 TOPIC: HUNGER AND ACCESS TO FOOD IN URBAN AREAS, Wednesday 8th December, 16:45-18:45 We used the method of a rotation station approach meaning that UNIC students would transfer from one breakout room to another, and Zagreb students as host would remain in their basic group. Each session was opened and closed in bigger group with short introduction and shared conclusions.
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TOPIC: ECOLOGICAL RISK IN URBAN EUROPEAN AREAS, Tuesday 7th December, 12:00 - 14:00 TOPIC: ACCESS TO GREEN AREAS FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES Tuesday 7th December, 16:00 - 17:30
TOPIC: LIVING ARRANGEMENTS IN URBAN AREAS IN EUROPE Wednesday 8th December, 14:00-16:00 TOPIC: HUNGER AND ACCESS TO FOOD IN URBAN AREAS, Wednesday 8th December, 16:45-18:45
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Ruhr University Bochum , University of Liege
Based on previous four pop-up city labs GREEN Zagreb, we proposed a Virtual meeting platform with the aim to inspire Zagreb students to propose innovative solutions and discuss their insights with their fellow students across UNIC alliance. This VMP was held in four separate sessions: TOPIC: ECOLOGICAL RISK IN URBAN EUROPEAN AREAS, Tuesday 7th December, 12:00 - 14:00 TOPIC: ACCESS TO GREEN AREAS FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES Tuesday 7th December, 16:00 - 17:30
TOPIC: LIVING ARRANGEMENTS IN URBAN AREAS IN EUROPE for Wednesday 8th December, 14:00-16:00 TOPIC: HUNGER AND ACCESS TO FOOD IN URBAN AREAS, Wednesday 8th December, 16:45-18:45
We used the method of a rotation station approach meaning that UNIC students would transfer from one breakout room to another, and Zagreb students as host would remain in their basic group. Each session was opened and closed in bigger group with short introduction and shared conclusions.
Each session lasted for 120 minutes with following schedule: 15 minutes introduction 60 minutes group work with rotation station method (international students changed the group every 15 minutes) 45 minutes joint discussion and conclusions
Total participants: 142 students: 140 Staff members: 2
During this VMP students were gathered around following topics and issues that are important for understanding green transition and green Zagreb: I. Ecological risks and natural disasters from the perspective of vulnerable social groups a. Risks of floods in Zagreb b. Urban heat islands in Zagreb and vulnerable social groups c. Risk of new devastating earthquake d. Detecting risks of landslides in Zagreb e. Secondary risks of gentrification and pauperization after 2020. Zagreb earthquakes II. Mobility and access to urban green areas a. Shrinking green spaces and its implications for children b. Access to green spaces for children and youth c. Access to green spaces for people with visual impairments d. Recreation and sport for people with disabilities e. Reduction of recreational function of green areas in the city center III. Housing and energy poverty a. Energy poverty and costs of energy sources b. Heating and energy recovery of houses c. Access to electricity and Internet for people in poverty d. Issues of living in the city center and its revitalization e. Living in Roma community’ settlements or European urban slums IV. Hunger and access to food a. Urban agriculture b. Nutrition standards and food justice for children in schools c. Food quality for children’s well-being d. Food and dietary patterns of students of the University of Zagreb
Group work resulted in many important ideas and suggestions sharing examples from many European cities from Germany, Spain, Czech Republic and Belgium. Based on VMPs and previous POP-UP city labs, students implemented total of 19 community projects. Results of this projects are presented in Open case repository.
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