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Naider is helping to organise the Local Products Market to be held in Altza
Next Saturday, 14th May, the second edition of the local market for the promotion of local produce will be held in the Altzako Harria Park. After last year’s success, this year we will also have the opportunity to buy products from farmers and producers in the Altza neighbourhood and nearby villages. The initiative promoted by…
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Sonia hernandez partal | deputy director of urban policies. Ministry of transport, mobility and urban agenda
«The Urban Agenda is a National Urban Policy that is configured as a framework of a strategic and non-regulatory nature, which seeks to guide decisions and policies that affect the territorial and urban sphere with a global, integrated vision and continued over time» Sonia Hernández Partal is Deputy Deputy Director of Urban Policies of the…
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The advantages of being a forerunner in the energy transition
The conflict in Ukraine has led to the rising costs of fossil fuels such as oil and natural gas, and is accelerating decision-making in the global energy arena. The dependence of supplies and the threat to coverage of energy needs have underlined the need, at least in Europe, to reduce the energy dependence and move…
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Adaptive reuse as a strategy for the decarbonisation of the built environment
The latest iIPCC Report on Change Climate Change 2022 leaves no room for doubts: “It is unequivocal that human influence has warmed the atmosphere, the ocean and land. There have been rapid and widespread changes in the atmosphere, ocean, cryosphere, and biosphere. Ultimately, humans we are responsible for a climate crisis that threatens our own…
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NAIDER COLLABORATES WITH THE CITY COUNCIL OF VITORIA-GASTEIZ IN THE DRAFTING OF A EUROPEAN PROJECT OF INTEGRAL URBAN REGENERATION FOR THE ENSANCHE NEIGHBOURHOOD
The proposal, which will be presented next April to one of the HORIZON calls of the New European Bauhaus, seeks to recover the identity of the neighbourhood through innovation proposals around creative and sustainable industries with the creation of a Living Lab. The loss or replacement of traditional uses and functions, changes in society’s way…
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The potential of blockchain, claimed by the united nations
Cryptocurrencies are being used as an instrument of pure financial speculation. The technology behind them, however, is claimed as an opportunity to promote sustainable development. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies achieve more and more notoriety as instruments of financial speculation in an economy of casino. A no lesser edge of cryptocurrencies is the great impact environment…
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At naider we support the municipality of amorebieta-etxano in the energy transition
Law 4/2019 for energy sustainability in the Basque Country encourages all Basque public administrations to move towards an energy transition. The municipalities are aware that the achievement of the objectives of reduction of consumption and emissions and the improvement of efficiency and energy self-consumption goes through actions from the consistory. Through a simple methodology Amorebieta-Etxano…
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Countries that produce in the cleanest way are not necessarily those with the lowest material footprint
The European trend to improve its production processes and to relocate the most intensive in the use of materials and resources translates into better indicators of material productivity. However, some countries on the continent continue to generate a very significant material footprint indirectly through consumption. Switzerland and the Netherlands are two success stories. lead the…
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NAIDER GIVES A SESSION AT THE MUGDUS MASTER’S DEGREE IN GOVERNANCE FOR SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF DEUSTO
NAIDER had a space to explain our experience as part of the Transformational Innovation Labs subject of the Master’s course taught by the CitiesLab chair of the University of Deusto. NAIDER has had the pleasure of being able to participate in this Master, as well as to meet many of its students with different work…
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SCORE, the European project in which we lead the creation of living labS in 10 coastal cities
SCORE: Smart Control of the Climate Resilience in European Coastal Cities, funded by the call European Horizon, began in 2021 and will end in 2025. With a total of 28 partners, from Naider we co-lead the WP2 together with IHS-Erasmus University of Rotterdam. During the four years into the project, SCORE seeks to support the…