Permaculture conference in Budapest 2026 MAPER

MAPER – maďarská národní permakulturní asociace pořádá 11. permakulturní konferenci 23. a 14.1.2026 v Budapešti. Část programu bude v angličtině, a tak tady s vámi sdílíme nástřel programu. V sobotu

11th MAPER Conference – Abundance – Care – Generations
Friday–Saturday, 23–24 January 2026
Venue: Central European University (CEU), 1051 Budapest, Nádor Street 15
Registration: permakultura.hu

Friday, 23 January 2026
09:00–09:30 – Registration
09:30–10:15 – Plenary 1
Abundance in Times of Crisis? – Kovács Alexandra
10:15–11:00 – Plenary 2
Composting in Public Spaces – Permaculture’s Path to Social Dialogue – Milankovics Kinga
11:00–11:30 – Coffee break
11:30–12:15 – Plenary 3
Turning Point – A World View, the Path of Action, and the Hope of a Polycrisis Era – Takács-Sánta András
12:15–13:00 – Plenary 4
Green City, Conscious Children – Lőrinczi István
13:00–14:00 – Lunch

Section 1
14:00–15:30
Turning Point – Movements
The Path to Abundance – Children and Permaculture
The Role of Permaculture in Professional Policy-Making
(Domestic and European obstacles, opportunities, challenges)
15:30–16:00 – Coffee break

Section 2
16:00–17:30
Food – Knowledge – Society
(Hands-on experiences and generational culture)
Climate Change, Housing and Energy
International Projects – MAPER, SOCE
17:30–19:00
Film screening – discussion – meeting members of Tree Card

Saturday, 24 January 2026
08:15–08:45 – Registration
08:45–09:15
BAJI Béla Award and Varga Gábor Award Ceremony
09:15–09:55 – Plenary 5
Natural Change: Towards Food Self-Determination Without Borders? – Bologh Lili & Pénzey Zsófia
09:55–10:30 – Plenary 6
Where Does Permaculture Take Us? – Results of MAPER’s PD Course Research – Dr. Mag Zsuzsa
10:30–10:50 – Coffee break

Section 3
10:50–12:10
Steps Forward: Climate-Conscious Future Generation – or Is It Already Too Late?
Agroecology in Education for Food Security
(Supporting young people and adults)
Is There Room for Permaculture in Agriculture?
12:10–13:00 – Lunch

Section 4
13:00–14:30

 What Do We Have in Common and What Makes Us Different?
Permaculture Movement in Eastern Europe
Abundance Through Disadvantage
Food Systems: Why Is a Bioregional Perspective Present in the World?
14:30–15:00 – Coffee break
Section 5
15:00–16:30
Our Common Objectives – Potential Partnerships for Regenerative Futures
Thinking in Resources – What Produces Abundance?
Steps Forward: Experiences, Lessons and Challenges of Local Food Supply
Systems

Section 6
16:30–18:00
Steps Forward: The Role of Behaviour Change in Climate and Governance
Steps Forward: Garden
Ecological Agricultural Research Network
(Workshop on the situation of ecological advisory systems)