09:00 – 12:00     Interactive Workshop (Social Simulation) on Vienna's Transport Policy (online)

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Please note: the workshop duration of up to 3 hours should be understood as the maximum duration; the simulation may also be shorter

This interactive workshop (Social Simulation) was developed by members of the Equity and Justice Research Group at the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) and the Centre for Systems Solutions (CRS) as part of an international research project. 

The City of Vienna, as well as Austria and the European Union, have set themselves the goal of drastically reducing transport-related emissions in order to tackle the climate crisis. There are different visions for achieving this ambitious goal: the widespread introduction of electric vehicles in private transport, a significant expansion of public transport, increased support for shared mobility and active mobility, as well as improved conditions for cycling and pedestrian traffic. 

The simulation will engage participants in a discussion on various visions for decarbonising passenger transport in Vienna. Participants will deliberate on, discuss, and collaboratively develop fictitious but plausible policy proposals in response to real challenges facing the city. 

General information on the background and format of such simulations can be found here. 

14:30 – 17:30     CCCA Early-Career Workshop on "Climate Research that Makes an Impact in Practice" I Venue: TU Wien, Getreidemarkt 9, BA 10A & BA 10B

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"How can my research be better heard, seen, and understood by the public?"
"What content and exchange formats do decision-makers from business and public administration want?"

Many early-career researchers in the field of climate research are asking themselves these and similar questions in the era of "for future" movements. For this year's CCCA Early-Career Workshop, we are therefore inviting experts from the fields of business, public administration, and the media to offer participants an outside perspective on climate research and to discuss with them which research findings actually "get through" to them. 

In discussion groups, they'll share valuable insights into "their world" and give participants feedback on concrete examples, questions, and ideas from the research process (e.g. texts, graphics, presentation of results, communication channels, involvement of relevant stakeholders in the research process, exchange formats). 

Panel guests: 

• Sandra Walder (APA - Head of Climate Focus)
• Sabine Hoffmann (ambuzzador - founder & Social Media Expert)
• Rainhard Fuchs (glacier - Co-founder & CPO)
• Susanna Erker (City of Vienna - Head of Energy Planning Department)
• Michalis Tzatzanis (FFG - European and International Programmes)

Moderation: Angelika Wolf - CCCA

Registration: Binding registration via the Klimatag portal. Participation is limited to a maximum of 25 people. The workshop is in principle open to all interested parties from CCCA member organisations; however, places will be allocated on a priority basis to young scientists (Master's, PhD & early post-doc level). 

Further details can be found in the invitation. 

17:30 – 18:00     Arrival & Covid Check for Icebreaker I Venue: TU Wien, Getreidemarkt 9, 11th floor, TUtheSky

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We will inform you in good time before the start of the event about the currently applicable Covid regulations and preventive measures. 

18:00 – 22:00     Icebreaker "Urbaner Raum im Wandel" @TUtheSky I Venue: TU Wien, Getreidemarkt 9, 11th Floor

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On the evening of 20 April 2022, we'll be kicking things off at TU Wien with the icebreaker — a relaxed get-together to meet and mingle before the next two days ahead.

Welcome

• Johannes Fröhlich - Vice Rector for Research at TU Wien

Short inputs on the topics of mobility and urban planning

• Karin Raith (University of Applied Arts Vienna): Bringing places to people!
• Günter Emberger (TU Wien):  Climate change, climate targets – what does that mean for me?

The evening will be rounded off with a short film about the project "Zuchtgletscher" by Christian Ruschitzka.

You'll also have the chance to visit information stands covering TU Bib-IT media management, the MSc programme Green Chemistry, and the doctoral programme CO2Refinery.

Moderation: Carina Brachner - TU Wien

All day     Artistic Perspectives on Climate Change I Venue: Uni AK, Vordere Zollamtsstraße 7

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As part of "Artistic Perspectives on Climate Change", selected projects from the fields of art, design, and architecture will be on show throughout the entire conference on Thu, 21.4. and Fri, 22.4. The following projects will be presented:

• Oliver Schrot (City of Linz): Traces of climate change in Linz: Then/Now - presentation in SR26, ground floor (all day)
• Sybille Chiari (freelance scientist): Tapetenwechsel - presentation at the Auditorium entrance (all day)
• Magdalena Tordy (IIASA): climatEmotion - visual climate communication (makingAchange) - presentation together with Poster No. 12 in the Atrium (all day)
• Cecilie Foldal (BFW): ENGAGING 'Beyond The City Limits' - Artists show how it's done! - presentation in the Auditorium during the scientific session "Cities & Municipalities" (Thu, 21.4. 11:45–13:15) as well as presentation in the Atrium (all day)

08:15 – 09:30     Registration & Covid Check I Venue: Uni AK, Vordere Zollamtsstraße 7, Atrium

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We'll keep you informed in good time before the event about the current Covid regulations and prevention measures in place. 

09:30 – 11:30     Official Opening and Welcome by Co-organisers and Sponsors, followed by Keynote & Panel Discussion I Venue: Uni AK, Vordere Zollamtsstraße 7, Auditorium

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Welcome

• Gerhard Wotawa - CCCA Chair
• Bernhard Kernegger - Vice Rector of the University of Applied Arts Vienna
• Eva Schulev-Steindl - Rector of the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna
• Ingmar Höbarth - Managing Director of the Climate and Energy Fund
• Helmut Hojesky - Head of Division VII/1 - Climate Policy Coordination at the BMK
• Karolina Begusch-Pfefferkorn - Head of Section V/3e - Environmental and Earth System Sciences incl. climate research at the BMBWF

Moderation: Elisabeth Worliczek - CCCA

Keynote on "Pushing boundaries: Science, Art and Climate" followed by discussion

• Isabella Uhl-Hädicke - Environmental psychologist and expert in climate change communication at the University of Salzburg (PLUS)
  • Why don't we just do it?
• Zeynep Aksöz-Balzar - Architect and Computational Designer at the University of Applied Arts Vienna and TU Wien, and partner of the design and research collective Open Fields
  • MULTISPECTRAL NARRATIVES (Please download the PDF and open it in Adobe Acrobat to be able to play the videos)

Moderation: Bernhard Kernegger - Vice Rector of the University of Applied Arts Vienna

11:30 – 11:45     Coffee Break I Venue: Uni AK, Vordere Zollamtsstraße 7, Atrium

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Use the coffee break as a chance to get to know other conference participants and network. The familiar poster session during the breaks won't be starting until the lunch break. 

11:45 – 13:15     Scientific Session I "Cities & Communities" I Moderation: Eva Posch (UIBK, Programme Committee) I Venue: Uni AK, Vordere Zollamtsstraße 7, Auditorium

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The session consists of 4 selected talks on current climate research incl. discussion. In addition, the poster presentations listed below are assigned to the session. During the coffee and lunch breaks you'll have the opportunity to find out more about the posters and have a chat. 

Talks:

• V01 Tanja Tötzer (AIT): Artistic interventions for more climate-resilient streets as part of the LiLa4Green Living Lab
• V02 Jenan Irshaid (IIASA): Challenges for the local energy transition in Austria: Innovation and implementation in rural and urban communities
• V03 Thomas Thaler (BOKU): Factors facilitating green gentrification – A review of social scientific research analysing the justice of climate change adaptation in urban centres
• V04 Kathrin Röderer (Universität Graz): Stakeholder needs regarding energy storage services for environmentally responsible communities and cities from a user perspective

Associated posters: 

• P01 Nicolas Katzer (STRATECO): Making sustainable consumption easy – Regional shopping baskets for food security, capacity building and interaction
• P02 Nicola Herrmann (MA 48): Climate relevance of Vienna's waste management
• P03 Katrin Kaltenegger (IIASA): Nitrogen in urban spaces
• P04 Magdalena Holzer (weatherpark GmbH): ProBACH - Potential and use of former urban waterways as new recreational spaces - 1st place CCCA Poster Prize
• P05 Susanne Hanger-Kopp (IIASA): Distinguishing and analysing regional water stress in two Austrian regions using participatory modelling
• P06 Susanne Hanger-Kopp (IIASA): Defining and operationalizing path dependency for planning integrated disaster risk management at the municipal level
• P08 Finn Laurien (IIASA): A typology of community flood resilience
• P09 Johanna Held (Universität Graz): Transdisciplinary Conceptualization and Scale Development of Energy Citizenship
• P10 Michael Brenner-Fliesser (JR): CLEANcultures - An approach for innovative climate learning and taking action in neighbourhoods
• P11 Benedikt Becsi (BOKU): Lectures for Future - Collaborative teaching format at Austrian universities
• P12 Magdalena Tordy (IIASA): makingAchange – transformative science and learning for empowering the youth amidst the climate crisis

Note: Poster number P07 has not been assigned, as the contribution was withdrawn prior to the Klimatag. 

13:15 – 14:30     Posters with Cutlery I Venue: Uni AK, Vordere Zollamtsstraße 7, Atrium

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The well-known poster session will also be taking place during the lunch break. You'll have the chance to grab something from the buffet as well as find out more about the poster presentations and have a chat. The time slots for poster presentations are clustered by odd and even poster numbers, so you get the chance to ask questions in person. 

13:15-13:50
Odd poster numbers & ACRP Poster 22_01 to 22_07

13:50-14:30
Even poster numbers & ACRP Poster 22_08 to 22_15

14:30 – 16:15     Scientific Session II "Impacts & Observations" & Presentation of the Climate Status Report and Presentation of the Early Career Award (Parallel Session) I Moderation: Marc Olefs (ZAMG, Programme Committee) I Location: Uni AK, Vordere Zollamtsstraße 7, Auditorium

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The session consists of 4 selected talks on current climate research incl. discussion. In addition, the Climate Status Report 2021 will be presented in this session and the CCCA Early Career Award 2022 will be presented. The poster presentations listed below are also assigned to this session. During the coffee and lunch breaks, you'll have the opportunity to find out more about the posters and exchange ideas. 

Presentation Climate Status Report 2021 I Speaker: Herbert Formayer (BOKU, scientific project leader of the KSB)

Talks:

• V05 Douglas Maraun (University of Graz): The June 2009 Landslides in South-East Styria in the Context of Climate Change
• V06 Andreas Gobiet (ZAMG): Scenarios for the Future Development of Natural and Artificial Snow in Austria
• V07 Andrea Franco (UIBK): Triggers and consequences of landslide-induced impulse waves - 3D dynamic reconstruction of the Taan Fiord 2015 tsunami event - CCCA Early Career Award 2022
• V08 Sam Erpelding (Anton-Bruckner Privatuniversität Linz): Ecoacoustic Research and its expression through ecological sonic-visual art -- species extinction in natural spaces and ecoacoustic composition strategies

Associated Posters:

• P13 Sabina Thaler (BOKU): Evaluation of the performance of agrometeorological indicators in lead times of weather forecasts as well as climate scenarios
• P14 Marianne Bügelmayer-Blaschek (AIT): Local Regression Analyses of Climate Indicators Derived from the Global Reanalysis Dataset ERA5-Land for Well-Founded Statements Based on Monthly Mean Values
• P15 Anna-Maria Tilg (ZAMG): The New 30-Year Climate Normal Period 1991–2020 in Austria: An Analysis Based on Daily Data
• P16 Klaus Peter Zulka (Umweltbundesamt): How Does Climate Change Modify Threat Factors and Conservation Measures for Austrian Species and Habitats?
• P17 Anita Zolles (BFW): The Europe-Wide Forest Monitoring Programme ICP Forests
• P18 Magdalena Langmaier (BFW): Climate Research Forest – A Long-Term Experiment for Understanding Forest Development in the Context of Climate Change
• P19 Chris Schubert (TU Wien): Challenges and Services for Data Spaces: Open Data and Climate Sciences
• P21 Emanuel Büechi (TU Wien): Harvest Forecasting in the Pannonian Basin (South-East Europe) Using a Machine Learning Model
• P22 Henri Schauer (TU Wien): Remote Sensing-Based Long-Term Monitoring of Water Surfaces in the Neusiedler See – Seewinkel National Park
• P23 Karl Gartner (BFW): The Influence of Windbreaks on Agrometeorological Conditions in Their Surroundings
• P24 Lukas Brunner (ETH Zürich/University of Vienna): Weighting of Climate Models Reduces Projected Global Warming in CMIP6

Note: Poster numbers P20 and P25 have not been assigned, as the contributions were withdrawn prior to the Klimatag. 

14:30 – 18:00     ACRP Poster Session I (Parallel Session, in English) I Moderation: Biljana Spasojevic (Kommunalkredit Public Consulting GmbH) I Quality assurance: ACRP Steering Committee I Location: Uni AK, Vordere Zollamtsstraße 7, SR24

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The ACRP Poster Sessions will include the quality assurance process for the Austrian Climate Research Programme for 2022. Selected ACRP projects will be presenting to the ACRP Steering Committee.

Posters

• ACRP22_01 Victor Scharnhorst (BOKU): CLIMBEE - Evaluating the effects of climate warming on wild bee communities - 3rd Place CCCA Poster Prize
• ACRP22_02 Johannes Suitner (TU Wien): SIAMESE - Social Innovation for Adaptation and Mitigation: Experimentation for Transformative Climate Governance
• ACRP22_03 Johannes Schmidt (BOKU): NetZero2040 - Reaching climate neutrality in Austria by 2040: engaging stakeholders for model-supported scenario development
• ACRP22_04 Florian Reinwald (BOKU): CPoPI - Climate Proofing of (Urban) Planning Instruments
• ACRP22_05 Eugenio Diaz-Pines (BOKU): EXAFOR - EXtreme weather events and soil greenhouse gas fluxes in Austrian FORests. Evaluating the feedbacks under global change
• ACRP22_06 Irene Schicker (ZAMG): MEDEA - Meteorologically induced extreme events detection for renewable energy using data driven methods: from weather prediction to climate time scales
• ACRP22_07 Douglas Maraun (University of Graz): CHIANTI - Combining High resolutIon GCMS And coNvection permiTting downscalIng - a new approach to improve the representation of severe future weather

14:30 – 18:30     Workshop on Networking between Administration & Science in cooperation with the City of Vienna (Attendance by invitation only) I Venue: Uni AK, Vordere Zollamtsstraße 7, SR 21

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The City of Vienna is inviting participants to an exchange between administration and science as part of the 22nd Klimatag, on the theme "We're Building the Future! Sustainability, Aesthetics and Inclusion in Construction and Urban Planning". 

Welcome

• Andreas Januskovecz - Head of Climate Affairs, City of Vienna

Scientific Impulses

• "Paris Buildings: from international targets to local implementation" - Alexander Passer, TU Graz
• "Circularity and the circular economy in construction" - Karin Raith, University of Applied Arts Vienna
• "Green interventions and art as enablers of more climate-resilient street spaces - experiences from the LiLa4Green Living Lab" - Tanja Tötzer, AIT & Hannes Gröblacher, atelier KOMBINAGE
• "BALANCE: How can the building sector be decarbonised in a socially just way?" - Sebastian Seebauer, Joanneum Research

World Café

Experts from science and administration are warmly invited to exchange ideas in interactive formats around the following guiding questions:

1. What methods and approaches help us connect fundamental ways of thinking from science and technology with those from art and culture?
2. How can the core values of the New European Bauhaus — sustainability, aesthetics and inclusion — be implemented at the local level in Vienna?
3. What frameworks, mindsets and built environments support us on the path towards a sustainable circular economy?
4. How can we make the Green Deal a positive experience for all citizens, one that encourages everyone to move forward together?

The dialogue aims to develop new ideas for joint projects and to kick off practical implementation at the local level. 

Moderation: Katrin Brugger - CCCA

If you'd like to express your interest or have any questions, please get in touch at angelika.wolf@ccca.ac.at or annina.bottesch@wien.gv.at 

16:15 – 16:45     Posters with Coffee I Venue: Uni AK, Vordere Zollamtsstraße 7, Atrium

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The ever-popular poster session will also be taking place during the coffee break. You'll have the chance to find out more about the poster presentations and chat with presenters over a coffee. During this break, you can ask questions in person at posters with even numbers. 

Even poster numbers & ACRP Posters 22_08 - 22_15

16:45 – 18:15     Scientific Session III "Sustainable Adaptation Strategies" (Parallel Session) I Moderation: Herbert Formayer (BOKU, Programme Committee) I Venue: Uni AK, Vordere Zollamtsstraße 7, Auditorium

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The session consists of 4 selected talks on current climate research, including discussion. In addition, the poster presentations listed below are assigned to this session. During the coffee and lunch breaks, you'll have the opportunity to find out more about the posters and exchange ideas. 

Talks:

• V09 Elke Zobl (Uni Salzburg/Mozarteum): Art meets Research meets Sustainability. Transdisciplinary experimental spaces on climate change and sustainability
• V10 JoAnne Bayer (IIASA): Catapulting nature onto the climate change adaptation agenda: opportunities and barriers of nature-based solutions
• V11 Carlos Trujillo-Moya (BFW): Advances in understanding Norway spruce natural resistance to needle bladder rust infection: transcriptional and secondary metabolites profiling
• V12 Reinhard Mechler (IIASA): Transdisciplinary science insight for understanding managed retreat across hazards, scales and geographies

Associated Posters:

• P26 JoAnne Bayer (IIASA): Transformative Adaptation through Nature-Based Solutions
• P27 Veronica Karabaczek (IIASA): Perceptions on intolerable climate-related risks and potential limits to adaptation in Austria
• P28 Florian Irauschek (BFW): Conservation and improvement of genetic resources of Norway spruce (Picea abies L.) taking into account climate-relevant damaging factors for long-term enhancement of stress resilience
• P29 Elena Haeler (BFW): Austrian small-scale forest owners and their role in the bioeconomy – what's changing due to climate change? - 2nd Place CCCA Poster Prize
• P30 Sophie Ette (BFW): TERZ: Thaya Valley Oaks – forest genetic resources for the future
• P31 Stephanie Salzmann (BFW): Climate change adaptation in forest management: opportunities and risks of non-native tree species (WaldWandel)
• P32 Erik Szamosvari (BFW): REIN-Forest: Conservation of biological diversity of native forests in the border region and promotion of their resilience to the impacts of climate change
• P33 Viktoria Valenta (BFW): How do our forests become climate-fit? Platform for Climate-Fit Forests

Please note: Poster number P34 has not been assigned, as the contribution was withdrawn prior to the Klimatag. 

18:30 – 23:00     Evening Event: 20 Years of StartClim @MAK I Venue: MAK, Stubenring 5, Säulenhalle

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from 18:30 Arrival & Covid Check
19:00 Programme begins

In a relaxed atmosphere, the first day of the conference comes to a close with a celebration marking the 20th anniversary of the climate research programme StartClim, held in the Säulenhalle of the Museum of Applied Arts - MAK. Following brief contributions from StartClim pioneers and supporters, we invite you to a dialogue between science and art, with guided tours through selected exhibitions at the MAK. You can also look forward to a vegetarian/vegan, regional and seasonal buffet, sponsored by the City of Vienna. The costs for the venue, equipment and guided tours are covered by the MAK and the Federal Ministry for Climate Protection, Environment, Energy, Mobility, Innovation and Technology respectively.

You can find the programme as a pdf here.

All day     Artistic Perspectives on Climate Change I Venue: Uni AK, Vordere Zollamtsstraße 7

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As part of "Artistic Perspectives on Climate Change", selected projects from the fields of art, design, and architecture will be presented throughout the conference on Thu, 21.4. and Fri, 22.4. The following projects will be on show:

• Oliver Schrot (City of Linz): Traces of Climate Change in Linz: Then/Now - Presentation in SR26, ground floor (all day)
• Sybille Chiari (freelance researcher): Tapetenwechsel - Presentation at the Auditorium entrance (all day)
• Magdalena Tordy (IIASA): climatEmotion - visual climate communication (makingAChange) - Presentation together with Poster No. 12 in the Atrium (all day)
• Cecilie Foldal (BFW): ENGAGING 'Beyond The City Limits' - Artists show how! - Presentation in the Auditorium during the scientific session "Cities & Municipalities" (Thu, 21.4. 11:45–13:15) as well as presentation in the Atrium (all day)

09:15 – 10:00     Registration & Covid Check I Venue: Uni AK, Vordere Zollamtsstraße 7, Atrium

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We'll let you know in good time before the event about the currently applicable Covid regulations and prevention measures. 

10:00 – 11:30    Scientific Session IV "Technological Progress" (Parallel Session) I Moderation: Markus Bösenhofer (TU Wien, Programme Committee) I Venue: Uni AK, Vordere Zollamtsstraße 7, Auditorium

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The session consists of 4 selected talks on current climate research, including discussion. In addition, the poster presentations listed below are assigned to this session. During the coffee and lunch breaks, you'll have the chance to find out more about the posters and have a chat. 

Talks:

• V13 Debojyoti Chakraborty (BFW): Utilizing assisted translocation to enhance forest growth and carbon stocks in European forests
• V14 Ruxandra Zotta (TU Wien): Remote sensing for improved wildfire risk assessment in Austria
• V15 Ernst Logar (Uni AK): Reflecting Oil: Arts-Based Research on Oil Transitionings
• V16 Daniela Neumüller (MUL): Innovative materials for a green hydrogen cycle

Associated posters:

• P35 Bernhard Windsperger (BioBASE): Feeding Bioeconomy: BioBASE as a central (resource) hub for bio-based circular economy
• P36 Stefanie Hatzl (FH Campus 02): Smart Energy Technologies - Opinions & Adoption Pathways
• P37 Lukas Schweiger (MUL): Hydrogen storage in porous metal hydride–polymer hybrid materials
• P38 Cecilie Foldal (BFW): Quantification of land use changes and their consequences for soil carbon storage
• P39 Christoph Markowitsch (MUL): C2PAT - Carbon to Product Austria

10:00 – 13:15     ACRP Poster Session II (Parallel Session, in English) I Moderation: Biljana Spasojevic (Kommunalkredit Public Consulting GmbH) I Quality assurance: ACRP Steering Committee I Venue: Uni AK, Vordere Zollamtsstraße 7, SR24

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The ACRP Poster Sessions provide the quality assurance process for the Austrian Climate Research Programme for the year 2022. Selected ACRP projects will present to the ACRP Steering Committee. 

Posters:

• ACRP22_08 Charlotte Baar (BOKU): SufficiencyGains - Consumer sufficiency as a pathway to climate change mitigation: Understanding the effectiveness of gain-frames to foster consumption reduction
• ACRP22_09 Andrea Prutsch (Umweltbundesamt): Images of Change - A picture is worth a thousand words – Visualizing climate change causes, consequences and solutions in an inter- and transdisciplinary co-creation process for young people
• ACRP22_10 Lars Keller (UIBK): k.i.d.Z.21_aCtiOn2 – Bridging the Gap between Quality Education and Climate Action
• ACRP22_11 Willi Haas (BOKU): CE DC - Circular Economy and Decarbonisation: Synergies and trade-offs
• ACRP22_12 Markus Ohndorf (UIBK): CLIPFIELD - Investigating Climate Justice Preferences for Financing Instruments for Loss and Damage
• ACRP22_13 Thomas Dirnböck (Umweltbundesamt): ManageBeech - Managing Austrian Beech Forests for Climate and Biodiversity
• ACRP22_14 Andreas Novy (WU Wien): TRANSREAL - TRANSformative REALism for effective climate action
• ACRP22_15 Kurt Kratena (CESAR): ELECTRO_COUP - Electrification of heating and mobility: Socioeconomic impacts of non-ETS policies with sector coupling and sectoral linkages

11:30 – 12:00     Posters with Coffee I Venue: Uni AK, Vordere Zollamtsstraße 7, Atrium

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The popular poster session will also be taking place during the coffee break. Over a coffee, you'll have the chance to find out more about the poster presentations and have a chat. During this break, you can ask questions in person at posters with odd numbers. 

Odd poster numbers & ACRP Posters 22_01 - 22_07

12:00 – 13:45     Scientific Session V "Challenges and Framework Conditions for Climate Protection" (Parallel Session), Poster Prize Award Ceremony & Closing I Moderation: Ina Meyer (Wifo, Programme Committee) I Venue: Uni AK, Vordere Zollamtsstraße 7, Auditorium

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The session consists of 4 selected talks on current climate research incl. discussion. As the poster prizes are also being awarded in this session, there are no associated poster presentations here. 

Talks:

• V18 Tobias Eibinger (University of Graz): The role of persistence in tackling Austria´s climate target: Policies for the transport sector
• V19 Sarah Louise Nash (BOKU): Climate Change Acts in Scotland, Austria, Denmark and Sweden: the role of discourse and deliberation
• V20 Elina Brutschin (IIASA): Just transitions to Net Zero Carbon Emissions for All (JustTrans4ALL)

Note: Talk number V17 has not been assigned, as the contribution was withdrawn prior to the Klimatag. 

13:45 – 14:45     Lunch & Closing I Venue: Uni AK, Vordere Zollamtsstraße 7, Atrium

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Join fellow participants for a shared lunch to round off the conference. Please don't forget to take your posters home with you. 

14:45 – 15:45     Vienna Climate Games Workshop in cooperation with InFER, BOKU I Venue: Uni AK, Vordere Zollamtsstraße 7, SR24

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Have you ever wondered why findings from climate science don't always translate into policy measures? How does decision-making work, and why aren't actions taken immediately and on a large scale?

In the Vienna Climate Games Workshop, you can dive into negotiations on climate protection measures for the city of Vienna up to 2030 through the climate action card game developed together with Viennese school pupils, and learn how balancing interests and exercising power work in negotiations. Be prepared, though, to take on a role in the negotiation process — working together to reduce as many CO₂ emissions as possible whilst also representing your own interests. The game is generally suitable for 6–30 players. It can therefore be used for family game nights as well as with larger groups of friends, or later by you for teaching at university or in schools, with the accompanying teaching materials.

Moderation: Sarah Louise Nash, BOKU & Helga Pülzl, European Forest Institute