Johanna Pohl
Johanna is a researcher at TU Berlin, focusing on environmental effects of ICT-based services, socio-ecological transformation, and sustainable digitalisation.
Just in time for the Bits & Bäume 2022, she will publish the brand new report "DIGITAL RESET. REDIRECTING TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE DEEP SUSTAINABILITY TRANSFORMATION" together with 15 other international experts. This report is the outcome of a two-year science-policy dialogue (https://digitalization-for-sustainability.com/) and presents a comprehensive analysis of opportunities, risks, governance options and specific policies how to make digitalization work for social and environmental sustainability.
Beiträge
Presentation & discussion of the new report "DIGITAL RESET."
In this report we argue that digitalization, in its current and mainstream form, is rather aggravating than solving many of the pressing social and environmental crises and show how to reconceptualize digitalization so that it can support the quest for a deep sustainability transformation.
Fishbowl zu Smart Home und dem (Zusammen)-Leben mit digitaler Technik.
Der BUND stellt sein Impulspapier „Smart Living- Nachhaltig, gerecht, selbstbestimmt?“ vor und diskutiert mit Forscherinnen des IÖW & der TU Berlin Zukunftsfähigkeit, Risiken und Möglichkeiten des digitalen Zuhauses. Teilnehmende sind eingeladen eigene Erfahrungen und politische Forderungen in die Diskussion einzubringen.
Are you working on or are interested in issues around sustainable digitalization beyond your national borders? In that case we are the perfect match for you! In our international meetup we will hold a space for networking, hearing about your ideas, projects and experiences and share our experiences from the two-year European dialogue project "Digitalisation for Sustainability (D4S)".
Come and get to know the Department of Sustainable Digitalization @ TU Berlin, the Einstein Center Digital Future (ECDF) and Hot and Cool Institute.
'Hot or Cool Institute' - let's discuss climate protection, research, policies, 1.5-Degree Lifestyles