Berlin / Copenhagen / Brussels / Rio de Janeiro / /
Company
CSCP Day 2 Keynote / Berlin Deutsche Telekom / Deutsche Telekom Group / Deutsche Telekom / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Germany / Colombia / Belgium / Brazil / Philippines / China / Ghana / /
IndustryTerm
energy demand / learning networks / friendly energy / sustainable products / surplus energy / not-so-sustainable products / business to business / individual car ownership / produced food / repair services / Energy generation / sustainable product / media representatives / waste management solutions / technological solutions / food / energy / immersive tools / appropriate infrastructure / digital tools / environmental performance accounting / take-back solutions / functional food / food production / food systems / online media / product-service systems / healthy food / electronic devices / energy systems / policy tools / social networks / local finance / life management / media messages / public transport services / /
MarketIndex
Happy Planet / /
Organization
Topic Centre on Sustainable Consumption and Production / German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development / civil society / Collaboration Centre on Sustainable Consumption and Production / EEA European Topic Centre / Governance Government / European Environment Agency / European Commission / Centre on Sustainable Consumption and Production / European Union / Swedish Ministry / /
Person
Almut Reichel / Joel A. Barker / Max Bulakovskiy / Gunilla Blomquist / Youthinkgreen / Luis Neves / Lars Fogh Mortensen / Figure / Nadine Böttcher / Michael Kuhndt / /
Position
Project Manager / important driver / Head of the Group / Sustainability Officer with / Deputy Director / Director / Managing Director / Change and Sustainability Officer / Representative Office / Junior manager / Lawyer / /
Collaboration for Sustainable Lifestyles through Business and Social Innovation Multi-stakeholder workstudio, 4-5 November 2013, Berlin Deutsche Telekom Representative Office in Berlin Französische Straße 33 a–c, 101