TNOC Festival 2024

Regenerative Development Aims (RDAs) are a radical re-thinking of the UN SDGs, infused with aliveness (living-systems thinking) we care to perpetuate in an already-shared world. RDAs have been re-languaged/repurposed as open-ended, aspirational, scaleable self-organizing instruments for guiding community processes and generating pathways aimed at regenerating whole people, communities/bioregions, planet.

RDA's are conceived, not as prescriptive commandments, but rather as instruments to guide communities in generating pathways towards regeneration. We will host a deep play session with RDAs as pathway generators.

Through migrant movements, human and non-human elements are set in motion, transforming the landscape and the subjective readings we make of it.
From the concept of "urban dérive", the meeting aims to capture and reimagine the natural and urban elements that migrants highlight of the city they inhabit (or inhabited) in dialogue with their landscapes of origin

A paradigm shift in the governance of the coastal region is urgently needed to address the ongoing effects of climate change. Join us for a dynamic conversation where we will envision and explore coastal governance through various disciplinary lenses. We will discuss estuaries and their governance, the interactions between land and sea, and the governance of the coastal landscape inspired by the Council of Europe Landscape Convention. Bring your ideas to challenge established coastal governance frameworks and help shape a better future for our coastal communities.