
Forests are the largest and most efficient terrestrial ecosystems. Their central role in the planet´s biodiversity, ability to store carbon, and wealth of raw materials, make forests indispensable in the fight against climate change and crucial for people´s lives. Recognising this, EU has introduced legislation and policies aiming to protect forests and reverse the degradation of the ecosystem. Södra, as many forestry cooperatives and associations, is striving to adapt to the new landscape and integrate restorative and regenerative practices while ensuring long-term viability. In this challenge, learners will employ the principles of degrowth economy, emphasising sustainability, localised economies, social justice and well-being, to assist Södra in finding ways to increase its ecological and societal impact for a more sustainable society.
These are the teamchers you'll work with on the challenge.
The ability to identify current challenges related to sustainable cities and communities, and propose sustainable solutions by applying degrowth economic principles
The ability to develop and present sustainable and value-creating concepts for sustainable cities and communities
The ability to communicate sustainable concepts, both in writing and orally, to stakeholders from diverse backgrounds.
The ability to discuss and reflect on group processes and group dynamics in open innovation processes where individuals from different professions collaborate interdisciplinarily.
The ability to reflect on their own learning process.
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