Biotecnología, Biomedicina y Biomimesis en armonía con la naturaleza, nuevas perspectivas
Description
Through this Summer Course, the aim is to get the public to analyze and understand the importance of communicating and establishing bridges between scientific, technological and social disciplines that work in harmony with Nature,
in the current climate emergency situation. Furthermore, it is intended that they understand and participate in the solutions proposed from the different disciplines: Science, Technology, Medicine, Economics and Architecture, among others with the common denominator that they are harmonious with Nature. Innovative programs such as Harmony with Nature of the United Nations will be sought, which advocates providing Rights to Nature; as well as, transdisciplinary solutions consistent with the previous program such as Biomimicry.
Objectives
Analizar, comunicar y establecer puentes entre las disciplinas científicas, tecnológicas y sociales que trabajan desde la armonía con la Naturaleza.
Interpretar en clave sostenible la problemática del cambio climático aportando soluciones que sean armónicas con la Naturaleza.
Aportar soluciones de programas innovadores como el de Harmony with Nature de Naciones Unidas que aboga por dotar de Derechos a la Naturaleza.
Activity directed to
- University student
- Students not from university
- Teachers
- Professionals
In collaboration with
Directors
Mª Estrella Sánchez Corchero
UPV-EHU, experta en Economía Ecológica del programa Harmony with Nature, HwN, de la Organización de Naciones Unidas, ONU
Graduate in Economics and Business Studies, specialising in International and Development Economics from the University of the Basque Country. PhD in Economic Anthropology, MA in Chinese Studies, MA in Economic Analysis and BA in Economics and Business Studies, lecturer at the Universities of the Basque Country, European University of Madrid and Isabel I of Castile. Member of Harmony With Nature of the United Nations, as well as of the International Association of Ecological Economics. She is also a member of the Governing Board of the Basque Association of Economists and of the Teaching and Researchers, Urban Planning and Strategic Plan Commissions. He received the 2nd prize for business creation organised by the Basque Government Department of Economy in 1997. I have a PL2 in Basque which allows me to teach in Basque.
Hernando Bernal Zamudio
UPV/EHU, experto en Ciencia Holística del Programa HwN de la ONU
Agrologo, Maestría en Desarrollo Rural, PhD. Estudio de Desarrollo y Cooperación Internacional. PhD(c) Agroecologia, Sociología y Desarrollo Rural Sostenible. Presidente de la Asociación Amassunu para Impulso de la Interculturalidad y la Biomimesis. Cofundador de la Red Internacional, Interuniversitaria e Interinstitucional de Estudio de Biomimesis. Profesor de la Maestría en Medio Ambiente, Sostenibilidad y los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible (ODS), Cátedra Unesco de Desarrollo Sostenible y Educación Ambiental, Universidad del País Vasco. Profesor de la Maestría en Agroecología, soberanía alimentaria, agricultura urbana y cooperación al desarrollo rural. Universidad de la Laguna. Coautor del documento para la UNESCO, BM, PNUD, FAO, FIDA, UNICEF, IICA: “Análisis de la evolución de los sistemas del conocimiento, ciencia y tecnología en América Latina y el Caribe. Su efectividad e impacto”. Capítulo 2. Sub Global Reports.
Registration fees
Face-to-face | Until 31-05-2024 | Until 17-09-2024 |
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25,00 EUR | 59,00 EUR | |
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Live online | Until 31-05-2024 | Until 17-09-2024 |
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25,00 EUR | 59,00 EUR | |
- | 84,00 EUR | |
- | 71,00 EUR | |
- | 59,00 EUR | |
- | 71,00 EUR | |
- | 71,00 EUR |
Venue
Bizkaia Aretoa-UPV/EHU
Avenida Abandoibarra, 3. 48009- Bilbao
Bizkaia
Bizkaia Aretoa-UPV/EHU
Avenida Abandoibarra, 3. 48009- Bilbao
Bizkaia
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