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Hamburg Climate Week 22 rd – 29 th September 2019
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Hamburg Climate Week22rd – 29th September 2019
Motivation for the Climate Week
o Extreme weather phenomena (e. g. tornados, heavy rain 2016/17)
o More intense heat periods (e.g. 2018)
o Stronger storms in autumn and winter
o Increasing storm tides and danger caused by flooding of the river Elbe
o Health risks due to critical gas pollution in Hamburg
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„Europe‘s largest event forclimate communication “
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Goals of the Climate Week: Implementation of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
o Promoting the dialogue between stakeholders from economy, politics, environment and society
o Motivate the civil society to act in a sustainable way, as global goals need local action and active citizens
o Foster sustainability around the city
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Structure of the Climate WeekHamburg Climate Week 2019
ADVISORY BOARD + CIMATE WEEK ASSOCIATION
Team/Volunteers
Network ofAgencies
SponsorsUniversity Lüneburg Seminar
Stakeholders
Theme Parc& Hands-on
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Culture & Art
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Speeches & Discussions
Educational Programme
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Educational Programme: Ceremonial opening with Prince Albert II.
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Highlights Educational Programme (exemplary selection out of more than 100 events)
Excursionso Researchers‘ Day in the Arctic Sea (Grade 5-7); host: Landesinstitut-
Zooschule Hagenbeck
Floating Classroomso Climate Researchers – Experimental Stations on the topic of Climate
Protection (Grade 3-7); host: Höhle der Wunder
Workshops all over Hamburgo The Particulate Matter-Patrol. Breathe deeply at Hamburg‘s schools
(Grade 7-9); host: breeze Technologies
o The Human Foot Print in our Oceans – On how We Treat the Oceans(Grade 11+); host: umdenken Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung Hamburg
Special offer for pre-/elementary schoolso Brainstorming with children on the topics of the SDGs (ages 5-6);
host: Jane Krüger Bildung für nachhaltige Entwicklung
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BiWiNa: Create the future with the SDGs!
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Speeches and DiscussionsRetrospect: Hamburg Climate Week2018
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Gemeinwohlökonomie – Speech of Christian Felber Prince Albert II of Monaco, Moderator Fritz Lietsch andClimate Week-Initiator Frank Schweikert (v.l.t.r.)
Speeches and Discussions: HighlightsFrom 24. to 28.09. all over Hamburg
o Christian Felber, Initiator of Gemeinwohlökonomie
o Dave Smith, The Unreasonable Group
o Heinz Sielmann Stiftung/GEO
Sielmann Dialog about species extinction
o Thomas Greve, Cradle to Cradle e.V. Regional Group Hamburg
o Matthias Ederhof,Hamburg Solar Initiative
o André Wiersig, Extreme swimmer
… and lots more!
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Discussion: „Climate extreme: Power and powerlessness of pictures“ in the Hamburg Art Hall.
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Culture & Art Programme
Culture & Art Programme: HighlightsHamburg Climate Week 2018
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September 23-28 all over Hamburg
o Podium discussion on the topic of „Extreme Climate –Power and powerlessness of images“ at Hamburg Kunsthalle
o Science Slam at Uebel & Gefährlich
o Poetry Slam at Rathauspassage (city hall arcades)
o Exhibition – Cartoons by Thomas Plaßmann on the topicsof climate change and our relation to planet earth at Weltcafé ElbFaire
o Creactiv – An intercultural theatre / acrobatics performanceon the topic of climate change, justice and responsibility at Fritz-Schumacher-Schule
o Film screenings with subsequent discussions:
… and many more!Drawing: Thomas Plaßmann
Highlights: Opening Ceremony 24.09.Retrospective: Hamburg Climate Week 2018
Prince Albert II of Monaco will inauguratethe Climate Week at 11 a.m. at Jungfernstieg
Formal seated lunch at the Norddeutsche Regattaverein with a lunch speech by Julia Klöckner, German Federal Minister of Food and Agriculture
Public opening show for all Hamburg citizens with a message by the IPCC transmitted by H.S.H. Prince Albert II
Patron 2018: H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco
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Research RideU-Bahn (circle-metro-line) with several action-waggons: Science Slam with climate researchers
Central stageElevator pitches and talks with researchers, real-time broadcasting of the metro talks, live-video-linkup to the International Space Station andastronaut Alexander Gerst
Partnerso Hamburger Hochbahn AG
o Scienceslam.de
o German Climate Computing Center
o Hamburg public libraries
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Highlights 2018: EU Researchers’ Night on September 28, 2018
Lap start Electric MarathonRetrospect: Hamburg Climate Week 2018
Integration in the Climate Week
o Prince Albert II. of Monaco is patron of the ElectricMarathon and the Hamburg Climate Week
o Lap start in Hamburg at 24.09.2018, 15 Uhr, Rindermarkthalle
Concept of the Electric Marathon
o Rallyeof electro- and hybrid cars fromTallinn to Monte Carlo (17. to 29. September 2018)
o Stage finishes in whole Europe, i.a. in Hamburg
Goals of the Electric Marathon
o Generate attention for environmentally friendly vehicles
o Strengthen electromobility
High Media PenetrationHamburg Climate Week 2018
2018 more than 61 Mio. contactsEffective public relations (PR)Media partnerships, press relaseas andpress conferences
Attractive outdoor advertisingPosters, flyers, postcards, public passenger-tv, banner, advertisement on cargo-bicycles and taxi-bicycles
Strong online presenceClimate Week website and newsletter, constant social media activity, blogs, event portals
Communication through our networkOur partners and 2.500 stakeholders are generating additional penetration through their channels
Facts & FiguresHamburg Climate Week 2019
o Up to 170 stakeholders and partners every year
o Europe’s largest event for Climate Communication (UNEP)
o Total costs of approx. 50.000 to 600.000 Euro every year
o Overall more than one million visitors
o Renowned advisory board assures the quality of the Climate Week
o Dedicated network of agencies to implement the communication concepts
o Partnership with the UN Climate Summit Secretary UNFCCC in Bonn
Advisory BoardHamburg Climate Week 2019
o Tobias Bandel (Stiftung Soil & More)
o Brigitte Blumenfeld (Kuratorium Nordmetall Foundation)
o Fabian von Borcke (AKRA GmbH)
o Heinrike Buerke (Hamburger Bücherhallen)
o Dr. habil Ignacio Campino (Chair BiWiNa)
o Jan Christensen (Evangelisch-Lutherische Kirche in Northern Germany)
o Georgios Chryssos(Stiftung Gemeinsames Rücknahmesystem Batterien)
o Prof. Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang Dickhaut (HafenCity Universität Hamburg)
o Bärbel Dieckmann (Deutsche Welthungerhilfe)
o Peter Friemert (ZEBAU)
o Prof. Dr. Maximilian Gege (B.A.U.M. e.V.)
o Prof. em. Dr. Hartmut Graßl (Chair Vereinigung Deutscher Wissenschaftler)
o Dr. Herlind Gundelach (Senator retd., Free Hanseatic City ofHamburg )
o Michael Knobloch (Verbraucherzentrale Hamburg e.V. )
o Prof. Dr.-Ing. Kerstin Kuchta (Hamburg University of Technology)
o Prof. Dr. Mojib Latif (Helmholtz-Zentrum für Ozeanforschung Kiel)
o Gerhard Löwe (Europa-Passage, ECE)
o Lars Meier (N Klub, Gute Leude Fabrik)
o Dr. Johannes Merck (Umweltstiftung Michael Otto)
o Frank Otto (Media entrepreneur)
o Dr. Claudia Schmitt (Kompetenzzentrum Nachhaltige Universität, Universität Hamburg)
o Frank Schweikert (Chair German Ocean Foundation, SpokesmanAdvisory Board Hamburg Climate Week)
o Edmund Siemers (Edmund Siemers-Stiftung)
o Prof. Dr. Michael Stawicki (President retd. Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften Hamburg)
o Andreas Schwarz (Hamburger Klimaschutz-Fonds e.V.)
o Dr. Christiane Wasle (MINT Bildungsprojekte)
o Dr. Andreas Graf Wass von Czege (Edmund Siemers Foundation)
o Corina Weber (Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies e.V., Potsdam)
o Christoph Wöhlke (IWAN BUDNIKOWSKI GmbH & Co KG)
o Nick Zippel (SAGER & DEUS GmbH)
Hamburg Climate Week 2019
Network of Agencies
1. ACT AGENCY GmbH
2. Appelhoff & Botterfatt
3. Büro Schölermann GbR
4. Consigo CBC – Contact By Competence
5. DEDERICHS REINECKE & PARTNER
6. Ferryhouse
7. Grabarz & Partner Werbeagentur GmbH
8. Karafiat Event- & Projektmanagement UG (haftungsbeschränkt) & Co. KG
9. Kick The Flame Publishing
10. Kirchhoff Consult AG
11. Morgenwelt
12. MyDearCaptain GmbH Eventagentur
13. NORDPOL+ Hamburg Agentur für Kommunikation GmbH
14. SchierRieger
15. sellmedia GmbH
16. SH-Management
17. TAXI-AD GmbH
18. Teamgeist Nord GmbH
19. Thorsten Kausch – Städte. Marken. Impulse
20. Uwe Bergmann Agentur GmbH
21. Viva con Agua Sankt Pauli e.V.
22. Verstärker GmbH
23. WEISCHER.MEDIA
Sponsors of the Climate WeekHamburg Climate Week 2018
o Bionade
o Edmund Siemers-Stiftung
o Engagement Global
o Europäische Union
o GRS Batterien
o Lebensbaum
o Ramboll
o South Pole
o Ströer
By the way …
The network of Hamburg Climate Week
has more than 500 stakeholders
is the largest network in the Hamburg metropolitain region, which
toghether with society is committed toachieving the United Nations’ SustainableDevelopment Goals
therefore is actively working at achievingGoal Number 17: strengthening global partnerships for sustainable development
Hamburg Climate Week 2019
Join us! It is not a dialogue if there is no participation!
We need your support in the form of:o personal commitment
o financial support
o sponsoring
o the extension of our network
www.klimawoche.deKlimawoche e.V. i.G.
c/o Förderverein Meer e.V.
Grimm 12, 20457 Hamburg
20457 Hamburg
Hamburg Climate Week 2018
Contact
Stephanie Barrientos 040 [email protected]
Carla Wichmann 040 325721-17
Katrin Heratsch 040 325721-16
Katrin Meyer [email protected]
