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2019-05-07 P&E Agenda - Item 3 - Attachment 1 - Noosa Sustainability Institute - Concepts and Options Report
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5. Institute for Sustainable Society and Innovation http://www.issnova.eu/ Institute model – Physical institute located in Nola, Italy Active organisation – NA Background – ISSNOVA is an independent, not-for-profit organization aimed at delivering viable solutions to integrate environmental and social priorities with economic development. It works with citizens, associations, public administrations and business companies to assess and design systems, technologies and policies for local development, optimizing tangible and intangible resources and delivering social innovation. Mission – ISSNOVA aims at facilitating and promoting evidence-based design practices, planning and policy making for sustainable growth. It is engaged in cross-cutting fields such as responsible research and innovation, social innovation, resilient, inclusive and smart communities, knowledge integration, circular economy, safety and security for water, energy, food, transport, land use, climate change, mitigation and adaptation, environmental management systems, adaptive planning. Governance structure – This Institute is overseen by a President, treasurer, directors, advisors, scientists all from several Italian Universities. Funding – The Institute is an Interdepartmental Research Centre funded through an association for the Scientific Development in Europe (ASDA). Other funding is through the University of Naples Parthenope, Dept. of Science and Technology; Integro Nomia – Research and Consulting in Ergonomics and Sustainability. In addition, the Institute is a partner of the EUBE Project. Selection criteria – Selection was based on the global community focus that adopts a human centred approach and applies service design and multi criteria assessment techniques matching needs and expectations of multiple stakeholders, community and single persons. Additional useful information was the activities undertaken on scenario analysis, case study and demonstrations, seminars, workshops, scientific and general publications on all topics concerning sustainable development. 22 | Noosa Sustainability Institute
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