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Quartiersbewohnerinnen und -bewohner und Kommune für suffiziente Alltagspraktiken aktivieren

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Reallabore für urbane Transformation. Methoden, Akteure und Orte experimenteller und ko-produktiver Stadtentwicklung am Beispiel der BMBF-Zukunftsstadtforschung (2022) Berlin:

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ISBN/ISSN: 978-3-88118-689-6

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Deffner, Jutta, Immanuel Stieß (2022): Quartiersbewohnerinnen und -bewohner und Kommune für suffiziente Alltagspraktiken aktivieren. Reallabore für urbane Transformation. Methoden, Akteure und Orte experimenteller und ko-produktiver Stadtentwicklung am Beispiel der BMBF-Zukunftsstadtforschung. Berlin

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  • Dr. Jutta Deffner

    Dr. Jutta Deffner

    Head of Research Unit Sustainable Society
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  • Dr. Immanuel Stieß

    Dr. Immanuel Stieß

    Member of the Executive Board, Head of the Practices and Infrastructures Hub
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SuPraStadt – Quality of life, participation and resource conservation through social diffusion of sufficiency practices in urban neighbourhoods
Transformation Sufficiency

SuPraStadt – Quality of life, participation and resource conservation through social diffusion of sufficiency practices in urban neighbourhoods

The SuPraStadt research project is investigating in three real-world laboratories how the needs of residents in the fields of housing, open space and mobility can be reconciled with the ecological requirements of sustainability.

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Sustainable Society

Resource-intensive consumption patterns cannot be sustained within planetary boundaries. But technological innovations alone are not enough to bring about the necessary changes. Social innovations that could reduce resource consumption are not yet being sufficiently utilized since these innovations require far-reaching changes in everyday practices, infrastructures and institutions.

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