The Moveable NEXUS: Design-led Sustainable Water, Food and Energy Management within the New Boundary

城市社区特别容易受到未来对食物、水和能源的需求的影响，气候变化的到来进一步加剧了这一点。需要为几个关联找到解决方案。这个国际多元化的项目以城市设计实践为基础，将城市农业(和本地化能源生产)视为Nexus的关键促进者，需要水和能源才能提高生产率。该团队直接与合作城市(东京、贝尔法斯特、阿姆斯特丹、多哈尔、底特律和悉尼)一些最脆弱社区的生活实验室合作，旨在与利益相关者共同设计新的食品期货，使他们不太容易受到干扰纽带的力量的影响。从这些利益攸关方研讨会中学到的经验教训将在团队之外分享，以便当地学到的经验教训可以在全球范围内应用。该项目将通过在世界六个不同生物区域的利益攸关方参与的生活实验室开发创新和实用的设计解决方案，将目前的少联系研究转化为实施。通过这一努力，关于设计、评价和参与的三个综合知识平台采用了跨学科的方法，以便提供给参与性讲习班，从而提供给可移动联系(M-NEX)。产出和吸取的经验教训将通过M-NEX开放平台向公众传播。头四个国际讲习班调查整体主题(技术、人、地理和气候)，然后将这些主题纳入最后两个多尺度的讲习班(从建筑物到城市一级)。通过应对未来气候变化的影响以及人口和文化变化，从单一屋顶到整个大都市地区，确保健康食品的生产和消费。设计成果是整个可能解决方案领域的基石，用来激励个人利用M-NEX平台采取知情行动。地方政府层面的决策支持平台将成为将节点思维整合到少数管理中的有力工具。

Urban communities are particularly vulnerable to the future demand of food, water and energy, and this is further acerbated by the onset of climate change. A solution needs to be found for a FEW nexus. This internationally diverse project, based around urban design practice, sees urban agriculture (and localised energy production) as a key facilitator of the Nexus, needing water and energy to become productive. Working directly with living labs in some of the most vulnerable communities in the partner cities (Tokyo, Belfast, Amsterdam, Dohar, Detroit and Sydney), the team aims to co-design new food futures with stakeholders that leave them less vulnerable to forces disturbing the nexus. The lessons learned from these stakeholder workshops will be shared outside the team, so that lessons learned locally can be applied globally.This project will develop innovative and practical design solutions through stakeholder-engaged living labs in six different bioregions around the world to translate current FEW-nexus research towards implementation. Through this effort, three integrated knowledge platforms on Design, Evaluation and Participation capture inter-disciplinary approaches to feed into participatory workshops, and thereby to the moveable nexus (M-NEX). The outputs and lessons learned will be publically disseminated via the open M-NEX platform. The first four international workshops investigate holistic themes (technology, people, geography and climate), which will then be integrated in the final two workshops on multiple-scales (from buildings to city level). The production and consumption of healthy food is ensured by addressing future climate change impacts and demographic and cultural changes, spanning scales from a single rooftop to an entire metropolitan region. The design outputs are the cornerstones of the entire field of possible solutions and are used to inspire individuals to undertake informed actions using the M-NEX platform. The decision support platform at the local governments level will be a powerful tool for integrating nexus thinking in FEW management.