Title Of The Event :
Dear Collegue,
Plants growing against walls (green façades) are an important part of urban greening and urban blueprint for zero-carbon, green innovation for green enterprises globally.
You are invited Join Sacoma food innovation team for the sustainable futures festival and The SACOMA-Food Runway to -Health-Wellbeing to connect with a journey to..
-Sustainable Innovations
-Delve into the fascinating relationship between and sustainability
-Engage in thought-provoking debates,
-Witness innovative food concepts. -sample zero waste food
-Connect with pioneers in sustainability
-Learn more about green skills for sustainable cities
- Cultural ties to foods , waste and circularity
Date: Saturday, April 20, 2024
Time: 2:00pm - 6:30pm
Venue: Royal Docks Centre for Sustainability, University of East London, E16 2RD
A chance to connect with pioneers in the fields of sustainable foods and laying the groundwork for the cities of tomorrow.
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Join The SACOMA-Food Runway to Health-Wellbeing and Sustainable Innovations :-
On Saturday, April 20th for the Sustainable Cities Festival Community Day where we will delve into the fascinating relationship between sustainable foods and fashion through a fashion styled Food Runway show, engage in thought-provoking debates, and witness innovative food concepts and the development of green skills for a sustainable city food supply chain.
You will also have a chance to connect with pioneers in the fields of sustainability, foods and fashion as we explore various topics, including our cultural ties to sustainable foods, healthy eating habits, sustainable food production and supply chains, food circularity and waste management, and the development of green skills for a sustainable city.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to be a part of the sustainable future of our cities. This event has been brought to you in collaboration with SACOMA and the Royal Docks Centre for Sustainability, aiming to delve into ways to enhance our partnership within the fast-growing green industry. Together, we aspire to explore opportunities to reduce our environmental footprint, foster diversity and inclusion, and forge community ties. Our collective goal is to cultivate sustainable skill pathways, laying the groundwork for the cities of tomorrow.
Here is the link TO REGISTER: https://forms.office.com/e/1cu5zdueHV
This programme is developed in partnership with SACOMA and the Royal Docks Centre for Sustainability, to explore how we can strengthen our collaboration within a fast-growing green industry and the opportunities there of reducing our environmental impact, supporting diversity and inclusion, and creating community connections to develop sustainable skills pathways and for cities of the future.
Notes :-
the University of East London’s Sustainable Cities Festival, where innovation meets sustainability to shape the cities of tomorrow! In a world where urbanisation is rapidly increasing, it's crucial to develop new skills and collaborations to rethink the way we design, build, operate and inhabit our cities. The Sustainable Cities Festival, hosted by the University and partners, seeks to explore groundbreaking ideas, initiatives, skills, and technologies that can create sustainable practices, enhance quality of life, and foster resilient communities. Join us as we embark on a journey to reimagine our urban landscapes and pave the way towards a more inclusive and sustainable future for generations to come. Together, let's build cities that thrive in harmony with nature and prioritise the well-being of all inhabitants. Join us across this 9-day programme to explore: • Developing sustainable skills for an industry 5.0 world • Revolutionising industries and in particular fashion and tackle sustainability impacts • The just transitioning of cities to a low carbon and low impact future • Innovation that delivers health and urban biodiversity impacts at scale The Festival is part of the University of East London’s Year of Science, a series of events and showcases which is spotlighting throughout 2024 all the ways the University is inclusively creating, collaborating and engaging with science.