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##Imagine Zero Waste
Are you an ecologist hacker? Or you consider that waste concept should be obsolete by 2020? Open source for a sustainable future is your motto. And … you are convinced that making this happen implies working together with grass roots activists, start ups, large corporations, scientists … ? The Imagine Zero Waste Challenge is for you!
Waste Management companies such as Veolia are heading towards circular economy approach via recycling and remanufacturing activities. They design and implement solutions in order to improve access, protect and renew resources. For the time being most of the business models are based on patent systems, and at the time open source solutions show fast innovation capacities and turn to be very efficient to protect resources. This is why OSCE days is a great chance for this two worlds to meet and discuss about the future of waste management industry and its way to Zero Waste. Interested to be part of the encounter between open source and established companies to work on circular economy solutions?
##Workshop
Open Source and Circular Economy in the waste management branch. How will the solutions of tomorrow for Imagine Zero Waste look like?
##Date
15 June 2015, 9 -12 a.m.
agora, Mittelweg 50, 12053 Berlin
Together with trainees and other collaborators of industry and waste management companies we want develop open source business models for the circular economy. We have a special focus on how relevant each of the five business models of circular economy (source: accenture)
- Circular Supplies (Provide renewable energy, bio-based or fully recyclable input material)
- Resource Recovery (Recover resources/energy out of disposed products or by-products)
- Product Life Extension (Product quality, Repairing, Upgrading, Reselling)
- Sharing Platforms (Infrastructure for new models)
- Product as Service (offer access and retain ownership)
is for the producing industry and the waste management companies and how they can have much bigger effects for the protection of resources via Open Source. The elaborated Open Source Business models will be presented during the panel discussion in the afternoon by one representative of the group. The relation between Open Source and the business model as well as its relevance for Imagine Zero Waste will be of special interest.
##Documentation
PAD: To allow participants to document this challenge in real-time, a collaborative Etherpad document has been set up here: https://pad.oscedays.org/p/berlin_imagine-zero-waste
FOLDER: To store and share documents, photos and other files relating to this challenge, please upload them to this challenge’s cloud folder: http://is.gd/imaginezerowaste
##External participants
Trainees and other collaborators of industrial and waste management companies: Veolia, IBM (tbd), Coca Cola (tbd)
Representatives of OSCEdays Community: tbd
deutsche Version:
#Zero Waste Challenge
Workshop: Open Source Circular Economy – Zukünftige Geschäftsmodelle der Kreislaufwirtschaft
Termin: Montag 15. Juni 2015, Agora, Mittelweg 50, 12053 Berlin | 9AM
Dokumentation
PAD: https://pad.oscedays.org/p/berlin_imagine-zero-waste
ORDNER: http://is.gd/imaginezerowaste
Zusammen mit Trainees und anderen Praktikern aus der Industrie und der Entsorgungswirtschaft entwickeln wir in einem Workshop Open-Source-Geschäftsmodelle für die Kreislaufwirtschaft. Im Fokus stehen insbesondere fünf Geschäftsmodelle, die in der Wertschöpfungskette zwischen produzierenden Unternehmen und Entsorgungswirtschaft zu mehr Ressourceneffizienz führen:
- Cradle-to-Cradle (Input Materialien: bio-basierte oder voll recycelbare Input-Materialien)
- Sekundärrohstoffe (Output Materialien: Rückgewinnung von Energie und Wertstoffen)
- Verlängerte Produktlebenszyklen (Produktqualität: Reparatur, Upgrading, Wiederverkauf)
- Sharing Plattformen (Plattformen: Infrastruktur für neue Modelle, Asset Sharing)
- Produkt als Service (Eigentum: Bleibt beim Erzeuger, Nutzen-statt-Besitzen)
In Stationen werden alle Dimensionen zirkulärer Geschäftsmodelle anhand von Best-Practice Beispielen vorgestellt, insbesondere im Hinblick auf die Bedeutung von Open Source als Erfolgsfaktor bei ihrer Entwicklung. Die erarbeiteten Geschäftsmodelle werden durch ausliegende Templates visualisiert und gemeinsam im Panel diskutiert.
###Gäste für den Workshop:
Trainees und Mitarbeiter aus Industrieunternehmen und Entsorgungswirtschaft: Veolia, IBM (tbd), Coca Cola (tbd)
@Chris @Lars2i @Justine @cameralibre