Tulevaisuuden elämäntavat

Maria RitolaLead of resource smart economyDemos Helsinkimaria.ritola@demoshelsinki.fitwitter: @mariaritola

http://www.globalcarbonproject.org/carbonbudget/12/files/CarbonBudget2012.pdf

www.sustainable-lifestyles.eu

Mobility (daily and tourism) 11 000 kg

Housing: building

2400 kg

Product consumption 2600 kg

Leisure time 1500 kg

Food 7300 kg

Housing:

electricity

3300 kg

Others

900 kg

20502040203020202012

40 000 kg

Mobility (daily and tourism)

2800 kg

Food 2500 kg

Housing: building 1300 kg

Others

Housing: electricity 300 kg

Product consumption

Leisure time

300 kg

8000 kg37 vuotta = yksi sukupolvi

Teksti: EEA Consumption and Environment (2010)

Elämäntavat muutoksessa

Moninaisuus

1. Teknologia ubikisoituu

Ubitech economyenables behaviour

change

“Our Active House is constantly optimising the way we live, from suggesting green cooking recipes and automatically preventing food waste to implementing Energy Watcher dieting programs for the family.”

Sensors and feedback systems

Situated advise on energy

consumption

2. Paremmat palvelut nostavat paikallisen osaamisen esiin

Rediscovery of local resources

3. Jakamisesta lähtökohta resurssien viisaaseen hyödyntämiseen

Sharing economy scales up

“I love the fact that the old streets are now turned into urban farming plots while still maintaining plenty of space for walking and cycling.”

Minor streets transformed and divided into local neighbourhood gardens

Re-appropriation of public space regenerates local social life

Former sidewalks maintained for local mobility

Provides complementary food resources for houses and apartments nearby

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Kiitos!

Maria RitolaLead of sustainable economyDemos Helsinkimaria.ritola@demoshelsinki.fitwitter: @mariaritola