The NWoW4 Net Zero project team had its last transnational project meeting just last week at the PLS premises in Brussels. It was attended by team members from all partners who together joinned to close the final steps of this initiative and define its futrure.
The conference brought together representatives from each of the partners, as well as HR professionals and academics from both France and Belgium, to learn more about the project and gain a better understanding of its results.
On February 14th, the closing conference from the New Ways of Working for Net-Zero project was held at DigitalCity in Brussels, Belgium.
We would like to invite you to the National NWoW4Net-Zero multiplier events aimed at HR Managers, HR Professionals, HR Consultants, Change Management experts, representatives from training centers, and associated partners. These events, hosted by NWoW4Net-zero partners are an insightful exploration into the evolving landscape of New Ways of Working (NWoW) with a specific focus on achieving Net-Zero goals.
How can we act in HR to contribute to the objective of reducing carbon emissions?
A Learning Training Activity was held in Skopje in October which saw CKM host representatives from TalTech, PLS and C&R. This meeting allowed the partners to learn how to use the material in their specific fields, with the material being adapted for use by both universities and consultancies.
We would like you to be the first to test our mapping tool by completing a self-assessment questionnaire that will lead you to a personal learning pathway with solutions to implement in your company.
In June a meeting was hosted by C&R in Paris which saw representatives of all partners: CKM, TalTech, Reference, and PLS.
Dr. Marjan Gusev, Professor and Digital entrepreneur D-r Marjan Gushev is a computer scientist and professor at University Sts. Cyril and Methodius, at Faculty of Information Sciences and Computer Engineering, specialising in parallel processing, computer networks and Internet technologies.
As the European Union moves towards reducing the amount of emissions, larger companies must also change their behavior. Among other things, it is important to make it clear to employees how to operate more environmentally friendly. In order to help organizations, the Erasmus project brings together IT specialists, lawyers and employees in the field of education.
M.Sc. Slavko Sazdovski - expert in the field of human resources. Slavko Sazdovski is a member of the Management Board of the Macedonian Association for Human Resources and his personal opinion is that the development of human resources is a field in which continuous work should be done to improve knowledge and skills among those responsible at different levels of company management.
DEJAN ZLATKOVSKI Dejan Zlatkovski is a software engineer with 20 years of experience in Education and Training sector. He graduated Software Engineering at the Institute of Informatics in Skopje and specialized Public Policy Making in Education and Human Development at the George Washington University in Washington D.C.
Olivier Vergeynst Director of the Belgian Digital Responsibility Institute, a think and do tank founded in 2020, based on its French equivalent: the INR. Its objective is to bring together Belgian companies, organisations and citizens, in order to help them succeed in their digital transition while reducing the environmental and social footprint of their IT services and uses.
FRANÇOIS PICHAULT Human Resources Management Professor at HEC Liège-School of Management of the University of Liège in Belgium; affiliated professor in Human Resources Management at the University of Paris-Dauphine in France; director of LENTIC, the Laboratory for Studies on New Forms of Work, Innovation and Change (University of Liège). His current research interests include the organisational aspects of digital transformation, the emergence of new forms of employment and change management.
VINCENT COURBOULAY Co-founder and scientific director of Institut du Numérique Responsable, a French association established in 2018 which brings together companies and organisations that share and promote experiences for an environmentally friendly, inclusive, supportive and ethical digital world. Vincent Courboulay is also a lecturer and in charge of social and digital responsibility at La Rochelle University.
Laurent Taskin Professor of Human Management at the Louvain School of Management (UCLouvain); Director of the Labor-H, the UCLouvain Chair in Human Management and New Forms of Organisation; Visiting Professor at the Université Saint-Louis Brussels and at the Université Paris-Dauphine; Board Member of the Association francophone de GRH (AGRH)
Xavier Tackoen, Managing Director of Espaces-Mobilités, an independent Brussels-based consultancy firm that has been advising public authorities, transport operators and companies on public space and mobility issues for nearly 25 years. Espaces-Mobilités has created a laboratory, called Maestromobile, focussing on behaviour change to accompany people towards responsible mobility. It also develops training courses.
UNDP has launched an Innitative for supporting with a grant the private sector enterprises who are interested in creating new jobs through green investments, that is, introducing green products, services, technologies or processes.
Real Utopias for a Social Europe is a series of technical debate-type workshops on bold and innovative social policy proposals. The second two-day workshop on Working Time Reduction and the Four-Day Week will take place online on 27-28 October.
Aurelie Gillieaux, CEO of Skipr, a start-up offering a (comprehensive and easy-to-use) platform that allows employers to integrate relevant mobility options into their mobility policy Interview conducted on 1st July 2022 .
Leslie Belton-Chevallier, Research Fellow in Sustainable Development at Gustave Eiffel University; Sociologist in mobility and lifestyles (urban and peri-urban); Participates in the Smart Lab LABILITY, an ephemeral research and innovation laboratory that analyses the impact of the health crisis on the organisation of work and the evolution of the mobility of people and goods; Interview conducted on 20 July 2022 .
Interview with Emmanuel Ravalet, Senior SNSF Researcher, University of Lausanne (Institute of Geography and Sustainability) Project manager and partner of Mobil'homme, a social science service active in the fields of urban planning and mobility in Switzerland and Europe Interview conducted on 15 June 2022
