Contact person
Niklas Jälevik
Kommunikationsspecialist
Contact NiklasAlmedalen week - Program Monday 4/7
08.00-08.50
What are attractive living environments and how do we create them?
As environmental awareness increases, climate benefit becomes essential to what makes living environments attractive. What clear trends exist relating to attractive housing, and who decides what is built? How do planning architects express their visions, what do residents want, and how do property developers interpret what is attractive?
Contact:
Magnus Falk, Smart Housing Småland/RISE, magnus.u.falk@ri.se
Tomas Nord, Smart Housing Småland/RISE, tomas.nord@ri.se
09.00-09.50
The countryside builds the city – industrial wood construction builds attractive living environments
Most builders of wooden prefab housing have their factories in smaller towns. How can multi-level collaboration be established between cities and the countryside? How can three perspectives on climate-resilient and economically competitive building systems in wood from small towns and rural areas build our growing cities?
Contact:
Magnus Falk, Smart Housing Småland/RISE, magnus.u.falk@ri.se
Tomas Nord, Smart Housing Småland/RISE, tomas.nord@ri.se
10.00-10.45
Automotive industry from Luleå to Lund – how we ensure skills supply
From Luleå to Lund: Western Sweden is driving Swedish vehicle electrification, which is beneficial to the whole country. Our CEO Pia Sandvik is participating in the seminar and discussing vehicle electrification challenges and opportunities.
10.00-10.50
How do regions collaborate with national and municipal operators to achieve well-designed living environments?
Most regions discuss attractive living environments in their regional development strategies. The Swedish State promotes designed living environments for development towards sustainable cities and communities.
Contact:
Magnus Falk, Smart Housing Småland/RISE, magnus.u.falk@ri.se
Tomas Nord, Smart Housing Småland/RISE, tomas.nord@ri.se
12.00-12.50
How do housing fairs contribute to beautiful, sustainable, and inclusive residences and living environments?
The New European Bauhaus initiative was launched just over a year ago. An extensive process of change must take place to create a sustainable society, and the built environment will need to change. How is this intended to be achieved, and what can we learn from the history of change processes?
Contact:
Tomas Nord, Smart Housing Småland/RISE, tomas.nord@ri.se
13.00-13.50
Materials and products for a smaller carbon footprint in the circular future
Raw materials and resources are not infinite. Industrialism and constant, heedless growth have resulted in a carbon footprint that may be impossible to reverse. People must begin to reuse and recycle in all possible contexts. For this, all approaches and initiatives are positive.
Contact:
Magnus Falk, Smart Housing Småland/RISE, magnus.u.falk@ri.se
Tomas Nord, Smart Housing Småland/RISE, tomas.nord@ri.se
Website:
http://www.smarthousing.nu
13.00-14.00
How can the State ensure better social impact?
A better structure is required for how the State provides incentives and support for welfare innovation in municipalities, regions, and government agencies. Particularly in terms of ensuring the broad implementation of preventive and early initiatives relating to crime prevention, mental health, and an equal standard of living.
Contact:
Tomas Bokström, RISE, tomas.bokstrom@ri.se
Lovisa Vildö, RISE, lovisa.vildo@ri.se
13.45 -14.30
The electrification race – how do we take the lead in the transition?
What is needed in the western Sweden electricity market in the future to advance the transition? What must be prioritised and what does the latest future analysis indicate? What needs are being highlighted by the business community and policymakers? Our CEO Pia Sandvik is participating in discussions about the transition of our infrastructure, regulations, and business models, and how we need to invest and think anew.
14.00-14.50
Climate declarations that affect how we build
How prepared is the construction industry for the climate transition? In 2022, new requirements came into force regarding the climate declaration of building materials in new construction. What has happened in the industry and how does it affect building systems, certifications, and the future?
The seminar is part of the work involved with the New European Bauhaus initiative on Sustainability.
Contact:
Magnus Falk, Smart Housing Småland/RISE, magnus.u.falk@ri.se
Tomas Nord, Smart Housing Småland/RISE, tomas.nord@ri.se
15.00-15.50
Sustainability and trends in the plate glass industry towards a circular future
Glass has become one of the most important materials in the built environment, since glass is used extensively in building exteriors, large windows, conservatories, interior glass walls, etc. But what is the industry doing to meet the requirements for sustainability in Agenda 2030? The UN has officially declared that 2022 is the Year of Glass.
Contact:
Magnus Falk, Smart Housing Småland/RISE, magnus.u.falk@ri.se
Tomas Nord, Smart Housing Småland/RISE, tomas.nord@ri.se
16.00-16.50
Strategies as engines for sustainable construction
How are regions and municipalities transitioning themselves or with outside inspiration? Since 1994, the number of municipalities and regions that have promoted construction with fossil fuel-efficient materials, such as wood, has increased.
In recent years, regional and municipal wood construction strategies have become more common in order to speed up change, along with other approaches such as ownership directives and climate strategies. What results have been achieved and how does this contribute to the 2030 Paris Agreement goals? This constitutes one part of our focus on the New European Bauhaus sub-goal Sustainable Construction
Contact:
Magnus Falk, Smart Housing Småland/RISE, magnus.u.falk@ri.se
Tomas Nord, Smart Housing Småland/RISE, tomas.nord@ri.se
17.00-19.45
Sustainable community builders discuss and collaborate for greater speed in the transition towards Agenda 2030
How do we approach climate issues, ecosystem services for attractive living environments for all?
Contact:
Magnus Falk, Smart Housing Småland/RISE, magnus.u.falk@ri.se
