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Our Vision: Growing a Well Future for all our GrandchildrensHunter Lovins in Aotearoa NZ, July 2-12, 2006National public forums with youth in Dunedin, Christchurch, Auckland, Hamilton, Te Whaiti, Hastings, Wellington. |
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SMART COMMUNITIES
Free Public Forum, Hamilton
7:00 - 9:00pm, Thurs 6th July
Theme: Growing vibrant enterprising communities that live in balance with and are guardians of their local environment and culture. Discussing the opportunities and barriers that communities face when focusing on sustainable development.
Format: A presentation by Hunter followed by interactive discussions with a panel mainly composed of Whaingaroa (Raglan) community project representatives and students from their local enviroschool. This community has prepared its own catchment plan and this process helped people to get on and do things. This panel will represent the four wellbeings Economic, Community, Environment and Culture (quad bottom line) :
Supporting Panel: (provisional):
- Hamilton Youth Forum - Dileepa Foneska, Andrew Vercoe
- Raglan Area School - Enviroschools students
- Liz Stanway - Whaingaroa Environment Group - producing an integrated catchment plan that inspires community action
- Malibu Hamilton - linking diverse groups in a community for collaborative action
- Kaiwaka Riki - Kaiwhenua Organics - an enterprise that also supports and respects its community and the environment
- SIFE Waikato Team Student - TBA - Students In Free Enterprise changing the world
Facilitator: Mahuru Robinson - Hamilton City Council Youth Advisor
Venue: Waikato University - Management School, PWC Theatre
Capacity: Limited to 394 persons, so secure your place early.
RSVP: CLICK HERE TO REGISTER ON LINE NOW PLEASE
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Backup only Steven Perdia (SBN) ph 07 838 4069 steven@sustainable.org.nz
If you don't have web access, just come along on the day
Research Resources: to help you prepare
- Hunter Lovins Website:
- Download the Book - Natural Capital
- Whaingaroa Environment Group website
- A videoclip visit to Whangaroa and its community projects (20 mins)
- Enviroschools programme
- SIFE Waikato - Students in Free Enterprise
- Working together - Guidelines for community planning PCE report 05
- Social Audit Network (UK) Tools for social accounting
- LASER - Local Action for Sustainable Economic Renewal
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