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CONFERENCE
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Sustainability is at the centre of improving the present and building a future where everybody and our planet can thrive.
27 young people from 23 countries have come together to make CSS (Collaboration for Sustainable Solutions) possible.
Organised for the first time ever, it aims at bringing people engaged in best practices for solving complex problems together to share their knowledge and expertise.
CSS 2022 is an opportunity to meet as well as join your voice to those from diverse professional and cultural backgrounds in ideating and advancing strategies around social, economic, environmental and financial issues.
Be a part of CSS to know how you can act for a change!
AGENDA
- Collaboration for Sustainable Solutions (CSS) Conference09 May 2022, 10:00 IST – 10 May 2022, 14:00 ISTOnline ConferenceWhat are the solutions to the complex challenges that our world is facing today? How can we as a society take steps towards solving those challenges? Join the network of practitioners, leaders and change makers and know more about how you can contribute for a better tomorrow.
Marco Scheel
Wool for Future - Sustainable
Entrepreneurship
Sustainability goes beyond reducing the carbon footprint. The company Nordwolle Rügen lives sustainability not only in the selection of the raw material, along the supply chain and the production process but also through the revitalisation of the urban region and the creation of fair jobs. Founder Marco Scheel talks about his inspiring vision, its implementation and how sustainable entrepreneurship can succeed.
Lisa Ryan
Clean Technology Adoption
Lisa is a professor in energy economics in UCD School of Economics and the Energy Institute. Her research is in clean energy technology adoption, energy markets, and climate change economics and related policy She is also a Board Member of the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland. Previously, she was the senior energy economist in the Energy Efficiency Unit at the International Energy Agency (IEA) in Paris.
Santiago Martinez
Aligning Regional Revitalization with Youth Leadership
Awaji Island is suffering from problems common across rural Japan: aging population, abandoned buildings, and youth migrating to larger cities. So, what can a group of international youth from multicultural and multidisciplinary backgrounds do about these issues? That is what Awaji Youth Federation Aims to find. Santiago is an engineer and educator whose main goal is the development of international youth talent. Currently, Santiago combines his technical
knowledge and his passion for education to help youth in Japan and the world to create
impactful projects with their local communities.
Tim Willoughby
Applying Innovation to Social Security
Tim is head of Digital Services and Innovation in An Garda Síochána and is responsible for Innovation and new and future directions in technology including the Mobility Programme and Body Worn Cameras. Tim was formerly CTO of the LGMA, with over 20 years in a number of Senior Management and Technical Roles in the Local Government Sector. He has been working in the Public service for over 30 years. Tim has a Civil Engineering Degree from TCD and a Masters in Innovation from the University of Ulster and is a fellow of the Irish Computer Society.
Ali Javed
Green Hydrogen as a fuel
Hydrogen can be used as a good source of green renewable energy, and the objective of Ali Javed's project is the production of hydrogen using biogas. As the energy demands of this rapidly progressing world are increasing day by day, fossil fuels are depleting, new energy sources are much needed, and hydrogen fuel can serve this purpose. It can provide clean and eco-friendly energy, which can be produced using biogas and algae. Hydrogen is a zero-emission fuel. It has high efficiency than other traditional combustion technologies. It is a non-toxic and non-poisonous gas. Combustion of hydrogen will not generate fumes, and it does not pollute the environment; it also does not contribute to global warming.
Mobin Ud Din
Addressing Climate Change through Engineering Innovation
Mobin Ud Din is an Environmental Engineer and a Climate Change Activist with Fridays for Future Pakistan. Endorsed as a Climate Reality Leader by Ex-VP of US, Al Gore, and as a part of start up Ductus Exemplo, he plans to help the world shift towards a sustainable future by spreading the message of climate change and working on better solutions.
