Günther Bachmann was born in Berlin and studied landscape planning at the Technical University of Berlin until 1978. After study and research stays (Jean Monnet scholarship at the European University Institute, German Marshall Fund in the USA), he worked at the Federal Environment Agency from 1983 to 2001. He received his doctorate in 1985. He played a key role in the creation of the Federal Soil Protection Act and its regulations. The Bundesverband Boden e. V. he co-founded.

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From April 2001 to March 2020 he headed the office of the German Council for Sustainable Development (RNE) and has been its Secretary General since June 2007. The expansion of the reach of the RNE goes back to him, above all through the regional network points for sustainability strategies (RENN), the promotion of new ideas and initiatives of sustainable everyday culture, the constant dialogue with the mayors and mayors of German large and medium-sized cities as well as the German Sustainability Code, report with the company on the sustainability aspects of their business model and at the same time promote it internally. At the international level, he initiated the Global Forum for national bodies with a consulting mandate on sustainability in 2019 and co-founded it for the RNE.

He has been an honorary professor at the Leuphana University of Lüneburg since 2014. He is chairman of the German Sustainability Award and chairman of the juries for companies and for cities; He is a member of the Board of Trustees of the Allianz Environmental Foundation, the Scientific Advisory Board of the Heinrich von Thünen Institute, and the German Government’s Sustainability Science Platform.

We’ll help you find creative ways to increase on-site renewables for sustainable building and site certifications. We can help you transform your community solar installation for your neighborhood or district into a cultural asset. We can support large energy services companies seeking greater community engagement or who would like to look into a 1% for the arts approach to utility-scale power purchase agreement projects. Land Art Generator design competitions bring forward innovations in sustainable design, and capture the imagination of the world.

We work with project partners to integrate the best practices of creative placemaking, urban design, and civic art into renewable energy projects.

Land Art Generator brings LEED accredited professional advice, and assists with green building and net-zero project certifications including LEED, BREEAM, Estidama, and the Living Building Challenge, by introducing new ways of problem solving for energy conservation, on-site generation, BIPV, and energy harvesting, all with an approach that places the design, public engagement, and user experience first.

The great energy transition is already underway. Over the next two decades we will see a rapid expansion of community energy projects and city planning initiatives for sustainable infrastructures in and around our towns and cities. By considering these projects from the start with a creative approach we can seize opportunities to increase livability, help drive economic development, and increase social equity. Energy projects can become public parks, civic artworks, and connect people to their energy and the environment.

Partners have included the State of Victoria in Australia, the City of Santa Monica, Masdar, Glasgow City Council, New York City Department of Parks & Recreation, the Capital Region of Denmark, and many local non-profits and community organizations around the world.

Günther Bachmann was born in Berlin and studied landscape planning at the Technical University of Berlin until 1978. After study and research stays (Jean Monnet scholarship at the European University Institute, German Marshall Fund in the USA), he worked at the Federal Environment Agency from 1983 to 2001. He received his doctorate in 1985. He played a key role in the creation of the Federal Soil Protection Act and its regulations. The Bundesverband Boden e. V. he co-founded.

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From April 2001 to March 2020 he headed the office of the German Council for Sustainable Development (RNE) and has been its Secretary General since June 2007. The expansion of the reach of the RNE goes back to him, above all through the regional network points for sustainability strategies (RENN), the promotion of new ideas and initiatives of sustainable everyday culture, the constant dialogue with the mayors and mayors of German large and medium-sized cities as well as the German Sustainability Code, report with the company on the sustainability aspects of their business model and at the same time promote it internally. At the international level, he initiated the Global Forum for national bodies with a consulting mandate on sustainability in 2019 and co-founded it for the RNE.

He has been an honorary professor at the Leuphana University of Lüneburg since 2014. He is chairman of the German Sustainability Award and chairman of the juries for companies and for cities; He is a member of the Board of Trustees of the Allianz Environmental Foundation, the Scientific Advisory Board of the Heinrich von Thünen Institute, and the German Government’s Sustainability Science Platform.

We’ll help you find creative ways to increase on-site renewables for sustainable building and site certifications. We can help you transform your community solar installation for your neighborhood or district into a cultural asset. We can support large energy services companies seeking greater community engagement or who would like to look into a 1% for the arts approach to utility-scale power purchase agreement projects. Land Art Generator design competitions bring forward innovations in sustainable design, and capture the imagination of the world.

We work with project partners to integrate the best practices of creative placemaking, urban design, and civic art into renewable energy projects.

Land Art Generator brings LEED accredited professional advice, and assists with green building and net-zero project certifications including LEED, BREEAM, Estidama, and the Living Building Challenge, by introducing new ways of problem solving for energy conservation, on-site generation, BIPV, and energy harvesting, all with an approach that places the design, public engagement, and user experience first.

The great energy transition is already underway. Over the next two decades we will see a rapid expansion of community energy projects and city planning initiatives for sustainable infrastructures in and around our towns and cities. By considering these projects from the start with a creative approach we can seize opportunities to increase livability, help drive economic development, and increase social equity. Energy projects can become public parks, civic artworks, and connect people to their energy and the environment.

Partners have included the State of Victoria in Australia, the City of Santa Monica, Masdar, Glasgow City Council, New York City Department of Parks & Recreation, the Capital Region of Denmark, and many local non-profits and community organizations around the world.

Francisco Mariano Fernández Amunátegui (Santiago, 21 de abril de 1945) es un diplomático, académico y político chileno. Fue ministro de Relaciones Exteriores durante el último año del primer gobierno de la presidenta Michelle Bachelet. Previamente ocupó la titularidad de la Subsecretaría de dicha cartera durante la presidencia de Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle entre 1994 y 2000.
En el ámbito académico, ha sido presidente y vicepresidente del Instituto de Relaciones Europeas y Latinoamericanas (Irela) en Madrid, España; y vicepresidente del Instituto de Ítalo-Latinoamericano (IILA) en Roma, Italia.1

Además, se desempeñó como miembro del Comité Ejecutivo del Instituto Jacques Maritain, en Roma; y presidente del Consejo Internacional del Centro Latinoamericano para las Relaciones con Europa (Celare), en Santiago, Chile.

Periodista con experiencia en medios de comunicación, comunicación estratégica y asuntos públicos. Experiencia en el sector privado y público. Destaca el reciente cargo de jefe de Comunicaciones del Ministerio del Medio Ambiente (2014-2017), con asesoría específica en estrategias de comunicación y desarrollo de nuevos proyectos y vinculación con stakeholders. Alta capacidad ejecutiva para impulsar iniciativas innovadoras y liderar equipos equipos de trabajo. Gran capacidad de llevar adelante procesos de negociación bajo presión y desarrollar relaciones públicas con distintos grupos de interés. Fundador de la Agencia de Sostenibilidad Circular y director del portal de noticias de sostenibilidad País Circular.

Dr Werner Schnappauf is a former Minister of State and former Chief Executive Officer and Member of the Executive Committee of the BDI. His special areas of experience are energy and the environment, climate, infrastructure and sustainable development. From personal experience, Dr Schnappauf knows all levels of administration and politics and is extensively networked nationally and internationally in business and industry.
Current positions:
Chairman of the German Federal Government's Council for Sustainable Development; Senior advisor to the Bank of America; Member of the Board of Trustees of the Allianz Environmental Foundation; Chairman of the Circle on Energy Law and Policy of Bucerius Law School, Hamburg.
Former positions:
Chief Executive and Member of the Executive Committee of the Federation of German Industries (BDI); Minister of State for the Environment, Health and Consumer Protection and Minister of State for Regional Development and Environmental Affairs; Member of the Bundesrat; Chairman of the Environmental Committee of the Bavarian County Association; Member of the Supervisory Board of Allianz Deutschland AG; Member of the Board of Directors of KfW Bankengruppe; Member of the Board of Directors of BayernLB; Chairman of the Advisory Board of RWE Innogy; Member of the Commission to Review the Financing of the Nuclear Phase-Out (KFK); Studied law and political science in Erlangen-Nuremberg and Munich; study visits to London, Washington D.C.

Landesanstalt für Umwelt, Messungen und Naturschutz Karlsruhe Baden-Württemberg
Tätigkeiten bei UKOM: - Geschäftsstellenleitung: Mitarbeiterführung, Administration, strategische Weiterentwicklung des Vereinsportfolios, Budgetplanung.

La Asociación Mundial de Natación en Aguas Abiertas (Wowsa) reconoció a la nadadora chilena Bárbara Hernández como la Mujer del Año 2020 en los premios anunciados este martes. La nacional completó en 2020, la triple corona de la natación en aguas abiertas con su nado alrededor de la isla de Manhattan, en Estados Unidos.

La “sirena del hielo”, como es conocida popularmente, completó el nado de 20 puentes alrededor de la isla de Manhattan, además completó un nado sin precedentes de 7,5 kilómetros en la altura del Lago Chungará, en la Cordillera de los Andes, en agua a 10 ° Celsius a 4.517 metros de altitud.

Productora ejecutiva, gestora cultural, programadora y distribuidora de películas. Es directora fundadora de Storyboard Media responsable de la fundación de SANFIC, Santiago Festival Internacional de Cine, en donde dirige el espacio de INDUSTRIA. Es Productora Ejecutiva de Cine Matriz Spa. Y Directora ejecutiva de AMOR Festival LGBT+. Se desempeña en el área ejecutiva y asociada en largometrajes de ficción y documental. Entre sus últimos filmes, destacan “Santiago, Italia”, de Nanni Moretti, y “Pacto de Fuga” de David Albala.
Directiva: 2019-2020 Vicepresidenta APCT, 2021-2022 Presidenta APCT.

Es cientista político y magíster en administración de empresas de la Universidad de Georgetown.

Tiene amplia experiencia en la gestión de organizaciones sin fines de lucro, tanto en EE.UU. como en Chile, habiéndose desempeñado en Local Initiatives Support Corporation y en organismos internacionales tales como el Banco Mundial, Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo y Naciones Unidas.

Desde 2007 trabaja en el Observatorio ALMA, primero en el área de asuntos corporativos y desde 2016 como representante de Associated Universities Inc. y el Observatorio Radioastronómico Nacional de EE.UU. en Chile.