Industrial investments in the North create jobs and are needed for the green transition. But they can also conflict with cultural values and other societal interests. Is it possible to turn conflicting goals into windows of opportunity?
Who is the seminar aimed at?
The seminar is aimed at everyone involved in the green transition and who needs to create better conditions for inclusion, dialogue and collaboration in the planning process. The report is a guide and method toolbox and can be used by, for example, municipalities, regions, county administrative boards, industry players, property owners, museums, antiquarians, archivists and consultants.
Participating
- Charlie Gullström, project manager, Research and Innovation Strategist, Sweco, and Adjunct Professor of Circular Economy, Chalmers
- Jennie Sjöholm, Senior Lecturer, University of Gothenburg
- Tony Svensson, University Lecturer, The university college Dalarna
- Anders Houltz, Research Director, Center for Business History
This project has been carried out in collaboration with 13 actors: Sweco (project manager), The university college Dalarna, Luleå University of Technology, Center for Business History, SSAB, Boliden Gruvor, Viscaria Gruv Aktiebolag, Dalarna Museum, Norrbotten Museum (Region Norrbotten), Kiruna municipality, Älvsbyns municipality, Borlänge municipality and initially Northvolt.