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Peripheral Vision: Reimagining Regional Policy for a Greener Union

Organised by Britain's Leading Edge and the Environment and Sustainability Institute.

The ESI is proud to be co-organising a conference with Britain’s Leading Edge (BLE, coordinated by Cornwall Council) to explore new models of regional development and devolution that can build on the riches of natural capital found in the geographical periphery.

An Environment and Sustainability Institute meeting
Date	16 December 2020
Time	13:00 to 17:00
Place	Live Stream on ESI Facebook page
Provider	Environment and Sustainability Institute
Organizer	Environment and Sustainability Institute
Tel	01326259490
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Event details

Chaired by Jonathan Werran from Localis, Stuart Dawley and Gail Mulvey will be talking about regional development for the periphery, Ian Bateman and Jennifer Geroni will outline the concept of natural capital and how it can be used to reframe the potential for regional development, Arianna Giovannini and Mark Sandford will consider the link to the ongoing debate about devolution, and Jessie Hamshar and Jason Torrance will apply the conference themes to developments in local government and policy/ practice.

Objectives:
This event seeks to look beyond already established models of regional development, reimagining new spatially balanced policy solutions where the periphery is concerned.

This will be streamed LIVE to the ESI Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/UniofExeterESI

AGENDA

13.00	Welcome and Introduction Jonathan Werran Chief Executive, Localis
13.00 - 13.50	Session I: Peripheral Development Dr Stuart Dawley, Newcastle University Dr Gail Mulvey, University of Cumbria
13.50 - 14.00	Short Break
14.00 - 14.50	Session II: Natural Capital Professor Ian Bateman, University of Exeter Dr Jennifer Geroni, Environment Platform Wales
14.50 - 15.00	Short Break
15.00 - 15.50	Session III: Governance and policy responses Dr Arianna Giovannini, De Montfort University Dr Mark Sandford, Senior Researcher, House of Commons
15.50 - 16.00	Short Break
16.00 - 16.50	Session IV: Britain’s Leading Edge Jessie Hamshar, Director of Strategy and Engagement, Cornwall Council Jason Torrance, Policy Director, UK100 / Countryside Climate Network
16.50 - 17.00	Concluding remarks
17.00	Finish

Attachments
PeripheralVision_ConferenceProgramme.pdf	Conference programme (1439K)

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