WAT-E2140 Jaana Sorvari & Meeri Karvinen

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WAT-E2140 Jaana Sorvari & Meeri Karvinen Final seminar WAT-E2140 Jaana Sorvari & Meeri Karvinen

Today Phase 3 of the Company Task (20 min) EIA-presentations Groups 2 & 4 (50 min) Break 10 min EIA-presentations Groups 1 & 3 (50 min) EIA self- and peer evaluation instructions + Feedback (30 min)

Task 2, phase 3: combining the sectors Discussion in 2 groups: Ayotola Osuntola Marika Riikonen Esteban Martinez Guerrero Anne Kuulas Inkeri Seppälä Elina Alanärä Rebecca Reis Elmira Brooshan Markus Heikkinen Suvi Ahopelto Oredia Omoghomion Hannu Saarentaus Discuss and write down key points (15 minutes): Compare your definitions for the criteria of Planetary Wellbeing Index and definition of Planetary Wellbeing? What similarities/differences you find? What differences and similarities you can find in sustainability implementation of your companies? How about similarities/differences in what is lacking? If you have time, discuss also (no need to write): What were your expectations regarding the companies’ sustainability implementation before the task? Were you surprised/disappointed about what you found? Was the task easy / challenging, why? What were the key learnings for you from this task? 18.4.2019

EIA Presentations Presentation time 20 minutes + 5 min for discussion Group 4: Ali, Elmira, Suvi Group 2: Inkeri, Rebecca, Osuntola, Esteban Break Group 1: Markus, Hannu, Omoghomion Group 3: Anne, Marika, Elina 18.4.2019

Self and peer assessment The self and peer assessment covers 40% of the total Assignment score. The scale for the assessment is 0-5 (0-30points), in addition to which you need to give a verbal explanation for the given grade. When grading, take into account the following issues, and write main points in the verbal assessment: - Interaction in the group: How actively the member takes part in the conversations and keeps the discussion on track, does the member have constructive ideas on how to proceed in the task, how independently the member works and how much s/he helps others, how well the member listens to others' suggestions and point of views and takes them into account. - Quality of the contribution: How well the member's own part of the task was done, how did the member use his/her previous knowledge that was needed in the task (SDGs, Planetary/social boundaries), was the own part done in agreed schedule? Main strengths and weaknesses in this assignment and in teamwork Evaluate yourself and your team members by this Friday, 14th Dec in: https://link.webropolsurveys.com/S/C7FA97781F54F4F1 18.4.2019

Feedback Written feedback + online feedback (sent automatically by email) = extra 3 points. 30 minutes for written feedback now. Thank you for the course! 18.4.2019