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DESCRIPTION:A clean environment and sustainability are of fundamental impor
 tance for human health and well-being. Therefore\, we are organizing a tim
 ely data discovery event on Ecological consumption and production. There w
 ill be a brief introduction of the organizing data archive (ČSDA) and some
  of the data it contains regarding the environment and sustainability in a
  broader sense but also data that can be found on this topic elsewhere. Th
 e introduction will be followed by two presentations that draw on the data
  that either is already publicly available or is expected to be shortly. A
 fter each presentation\, there will be time for the questions from the aud
 ience. Especially researchers are encouraged to participate\, but the even
 t could be of interest to a wider audience. The event is part of the CESSD
 A training activities.\nSlides available in Zenodo\nRecording available on
  YouTube\nProgram:\n14:00 - 14:20: “Czech social science data archive as a
  gateway to data (not only) on ecological consumption and production”\, Ma
 rtin Vávra (Czech Social Science Data Archive)\nThe introductory presentat
 ion will introduce the Czech Social Science Data Archive (ČSDA) and availa
 ble environmental data with an emphasis on ecological consumption and prod
 uction.\n14:20 - 15:00: “Sociological insights into the food gardening in 
 the heart of Europe”\, Jan Vávra\nThe presentation will focus on home gard
 ening (labelled often also as food self-provisioning) in the context of mo
 dern society. The representative dataset based on the questionnaires fille
 d by more than two thousands Czech respondents in 2015 will be introduced 
 and some of already published research will be presented. This insight int
 o the available data accompanied with a little bit of theory will illustra
 te which sociological\, but also geographic\, economic or environmental as
 pects could be researched and what questions about sustainability of conte
 mporary food systems and the role of gardening within society researchers 
 could ask.\nJan Vávra works in the Department of Local and Regional Studie
 s of the Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences. He is an
  environmental sociologist nowadays mostly dealing with the social\, healt
 h and environmental context of gardening as informal food production. Jan 
 is co-chair of the Environmental and Rural Section of the Czech Sociologic
 al Society.\n15:00 - 15:30: “Environmental behaviour of Czech households a
 nd individuals with a focus on food waste”\, Radka Hanzlová\nFood waste is
  a significant social\, environmental\, and economic problem that is often
  overlooked. At the same time\, it is an issue that everyone can contribut
 e to solving through their behaviour. In my presentation I would therefore
  like to look at the problem of food waste primarily in relation to the en
 vironment\, focusing on individuals and households. What do people buy foo
 d on? Do people think about the environmental impact of the production of 
 the food they buy and consume? Is the way people eat related to their envi
 ronmental mind-set? What environmentally friendly activities do people do 
 in their households? Do people buy organic food? These are not the only qu
 estions I will answer in my presentation. The results are based on data fr
 om the representative surveys 'Food' carried out within the framework of t
 he research programme of the AV21 Strategy - Food for the Future and 'Our 
 Society' carried out by the Public Opinion Research Centre.\nRadka Hanzlov
 á is a PhD student in Sociology at the Faculty of Arts of Charles Universi
 ty and works as a researcher at the Public Opinion Research Centre of the 
 Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences\, where she deals 
 with the research topic 'Food Waste as a Global and Local Problem'.\n \n 
 \nThe organization of the workshop was supported by the Czech Social Scien
 ce Data Archive project CSDA\, reg. no. LM2018135. The project received fu
 nding from the Ministry of Education\, Youth and Sports grant intended for
  support of the large research infrastructures. https://archiv.soc.cas.cz/
 en/education/archived-events/event/15-ecological-consumption-and-productio
 n
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LOCATION:Online (ZOOM) ()
SUMMARY:Ecological consumption and production
URL:https://archiv.soc.cas.cz/en/education/archived-events/event/15-ecologi
 cal-consumption-and-production
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