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Government authorities – a selection Client: Amsterdam City Council What IMSA does: Explore the possibilities for the city to profile itself in the field of sustainability. Period: 2006-2008 Project: Sustainable City of Amsterdam Client: Harlingen City Council What IMSA does: Vision development and advice on a sustainable harbour development. Period: 2001 Project: Harlingen someWad different, Investigation into a sustainable harbour development Client: The Provincie of North-Brabant What IMSA does: Initiate a process that is to make the province sustainable. Period: 1996-2000 Frank Houben, Former Queen's Commissioner: "Sustainability has become central to Brabant politics, and following a proposal originally made by Wouter van Dieren, a unique institute, Telos (the only one in Europe), guards the so-called sustainability balance (a triangle between the social-cultural legacy, ecology and the economy). This Telos triangle can now be found in almost every policy bill. The fact that forerunners such as Herman Wijffels, Hubert-Jan Henket, Ashok Bhalotra, Ernst von Weizsäcker, Ruud Lubbers, Rudi Fuchs and especially a large number of the two to three million Brabanders have endorsed the Brabant Manifesto is most certainly thanks to Wouter van Dieren and IMSA." Project: Brabant Elan/Brabant 2050 Client: Directorate for Fisheries, Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food quality What IMSA does: Research and analysis of the bottlenecks in the Dutch fisheries policy directed at the use of organic models and the implementation of fishing quota. Period: 1997 Project: Towards a vision of sustainable fisheries Client: European Environment Agency What IMSA does: Research into initiatives related to sustainable cities and the development of a communication strategy for the Agency. Period: 1995-1998 Project: Sustainable Development for Local Authorities Project: Communication Task Force Overview corporate authorities |
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