Sharing Cities: A commons approach to meeting the UN SDGs 2018/11/15/apunts/01

https://pad.femprocomuns.cat/p/sharebcn2018unsdg

Tom Llewellyn Shareable, advising to governments, community initiatives, we also run a magazine,

In 2011 we started to work wih cities, hosted the first Sharing economy in San Francisco to look at the city as a platform for sharing, we've been working with groups that do mappings and connect with communities.

in 2016 started to work on a book, Sharing Cities: Activating the Urban Commons half policies and half case studies, we've been looking at how these projectes are working with UN SDGs and could be supported, scaled and elevated by cities.

Would be good for cities to support existing projects rather than create new ones

This responds to a poli-centric approach to mitigating climate change.

Elinor Ostrom wrote a report for the World Bank, and said: with a policentric approach we can bring together more stakeholders and foster cooperation.

what I can bring together what a lot of people are doing together is a lot better than top down.

We looked at car sharing for every single shared car you could remove 13 cars off the road study by Lucy ?¿?¿

Study by the National Museum..  when you reduce expenses by using car sharing you can increase the use of taxes for promoting SDGs

In sum: sharing resources contributes toward the goals of SDG.

Mauricio O'Brien, Goteo:

How we work with the commons, we help them raise money to be funded, the case of Lendi is a project about sharing resources in a community. Every project in Goteo has the committment to publish their results through CC licensing.

We had planned to do a world cafe, which requires a critical mass of people. We will split in 3 groups for conversation. maximum 4 persons per group, paper and pens to draw

a few questons and we'll have 7 minutes for each

- SDGs as a tool, what do you think about SDGs: are they a beneficial tool?

the person taking notes stays and everyone else moves to another group

- has the city you are living in have they made any committment to the SDGs, how has it been recieved

the person taking notes stays and everyone else moves to another group

- What tools would you need to get your project more aligned with the SDGs?