Authors:
Arjan Hassing (Gemeente Amsterdam), Romy Snijders (Dark Matter Labs) & Yarden Sela (RHDHV)
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Enabling regulation for a circular society
Here you can find the abstract of a research project presented during the session Regulation and Policy for Circularity of the Reinventing the City Conference 2022, organised by the AMS Institute.
From the abstract: "The City of Amsterdam is developing a tool that helps circular policy makers navigate the complexity of the legal system in order to find the right 'buttons to turn'. The tool strives at vertical integration of authority levels and horizontal integration of legislative areas (public, private, fiscal), so that measures can be combined, leading to more synergy in supply chains." -
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Policy Coherence Framework for Circular Built Environment Implementation (abstract)
Here you can find the abstract of a research project presented during the session Regulation and Policy for Circularity of the Reinventing the City Conference 2022, organised by the AMS Institute.
From the abstract:
"Dozens of cities around the world have already envisioned a circular built environment by establishing a variety of sectorial policies, strategies, and roadmaps, among other policy documents. As policy coherence – or the extent to which policies are well-aligned and create synergies for implementation – in circular built environment research remains an unaddressed aspect of policymaking that, when lacking, may affect the transition’s effectiveness. This article aims to synthesize what policy coherence entails and how can it be assessed particularly in the transition towards a circular built environment."Auteurs: Felipe Bucci Ancapi, Karel Van Den Berghe & Ellen Van Bueren (TU Delft)
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Policy Coherence Framework for Circular Built Environment Implementation
This is a video of a paper presentations within the session "Policy and regulation for circularity", held on the third day of the scientific conference: Reinventing the City, hosted by AMS Institute. In this video: "A Policy Coherence Framework for Circular Built Environment Implementation: the Case of a Campus Development", authored by Felipe Bucci Ancapi, Karel Van Den Berghe, and Ellen Van Bueren.
From the abstract:
"Dozens of cities around the world have already envisioned a circular built environment by establishing a variety of sectorial policies, strategies, and roadmaps, among other policy documents. As circularity is introduced in the making and operation of the built environment, caveats have been raised upon the governance of circular transitions. Policy coherence – or the extent to which policies are well-aligned and create synergies for implementation – in circular built environment research remains an unaddressed aspect of policymaking that, when lacking, may affect the transition’s effectiveness. This article aims to synthesize what policy coherence entails and how can it be assessed particularly in the transition towards a circular built environment."
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Enabling regulation for a circular society
This is a video of a paper presentations within the session "Policy and regulation for circularity", held on the third day of the scientific conference: Reinventing the City, hosted by AMS Institute.
Uit het abstract:
"The transition towards a circular city and society is picking up, but not fast enough to reach the ambitious 2030 goal: 50% reduction of primary abiotic materials. Recently, national advisory boards such as the Environmental Assessment Agency (PBL) and Reflection Group Circular Economy therefore have recently urged in their recommendations that more pressing policy interventions are required. This includes regulatory levies, standards, taxes and setting conditions for permits. A challenge and barrier in the application is that currently, regional and local governments don't have sufficient knowledge on how to apply these legal and fiscal instruments. Therefore, the City of Amsterdam is developing a tool that helps circular policy makers navigate the complexity of the legal system in order to find the right 'buttons to turn'. "
Presentatie door Romy Snijders.