For this panel, we are bringing together representatives from the Berlin municipal administration, the municipal housing sector, the research community, and the cooperative economy. The focus is on the question of how space, responsibility, and financing can be aligned in such a way that the infrastructure and capacity for a circular society are established across the board and secured for the long term—so that repairing, sharing, and reusing do not remain isolated niche activities, but become a natural part of everyday life. We’ll be taking a close look at the Kreislers’ approaches in particular.
On the podium:
Prof. Dr. Melanie Jaeger-Erben – Sociology of Technology and the Environment, BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg
Heike Birkhölzer – Social Economy Berlin, Cooperative Economy Network
Katrin Baba-Kleinhans – degewo, Neighborhood Development
Meike Al-Habash – Zero Waste Agency Berlin
A Brief Overview of the Circular Society: Dr. Florian Hofmann
Host: Kreisler e.V.
After a full house at the first panel in June at the C2C Lab, we’re looking forward to the next one—with everyone who works in this field and everyone who wants to help shape their city.
