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A. E. Builes Vélez and P. A. Zapata Ramírez
Galpin T, Whittingtin J, Bell G (2015) Is your sustainability strategy sustainable? Creating a culture
of sustainability. Corp Govern 1–17
Global Reporting Organization (2016) GRI Standars. Retrieved from Global Reporting Organization. https://www.globalreporting.org/standards/gri-stan-dards-translations/gri-standards-spa
nish-translations-download-center/
Gomez L (2018) El grato compromiso de la UPB con la sostenibilidad. Revista Sostenibilidad UPB
17–19
Greenhouse Gas Protocol Standards (2015) Greenhouse Gas Protocol. Retrieved from ghgprotocol.
https://ghgprotocol.org/
Hambrick G (2011) The biogas opportunity in University of Wiscosin. University of Wisconsin,
Wisconsin
Isaac-Millan I, Lopez-Jimenez G, Cardona-Restrepo H, Gonzalez-Sanchez J (2018) Programa
micro-red inteligente UPB: un laboratorio vivo de ciudad inteligente. In: I Congreso Iberoamericano de Ciudades Inteligentes (ICSC-CITIES 2018), Soria, España
LeNS International (2019) Lens—International. Obtenido de. https://www.lens-international.org/
Popescu D, Bungau C, Prada M (2016) Waste management strategy at a public university in smart
city context. J Environ Protect Ecol 1011–1020
ROUTES Towards Sustainability (2019) Routes network. Obtenido de. https://www.routesnetwork.
net/
Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana (2017a) Reporte de Sosotenibilidad. Universidad Pontificia
Bolivariana, Medellín
Unviersidad Pontificia Bolivariana (2017b) Plan de Desarrollo Institucional - PDI - UPB Innovadora
y Sostenible. Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, Medellín
Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana (2018) Reporte de Sostenibilidad. Universidad Pontificia
Bolivariana, Medellín
Ana Elena Builes Vélez M.sc in Project planning and Management. She is a Product Design Engineer and an Associate Professor at Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, Colombia. She is the Coordinator of the Advanced Formation and Research fields of all post-graduate academic courses of
the Architecture and Design School Faculties at the same University and is the leading researcher
of the “Fashion, City and Economy” program. Her main work focuses on urban development
through social innovation, sustainability, and multiple social, cultural, and economic impacts for
urban transformations in Latin American cities.
Paula Andrea Zapata-Ramírez Ph.D. in Marine Biology and Ecology. Currently, Dr. Zapata is
the National Leader of the Water, Food and Territory Strategic Focus of UPB. Moreover, she is
an Associate Professor at the School of Engineering where she works on the use, application,
and appropriation of technological tools and methods such as remote sensing, which is useful for
decision-making. She has a broad international experience in various fields, including biodiversity
monitoring and the conservation and restoration of natural resources. She is particularly interested
in the interface between social and environmental aspects of ecosystem management. Her primary
work is to identify practical approaches that can help ensure a sustainable future for the natural
resources and safeguard the livelihoods of local communities.
A. E. Builes Vélez and P. A. Zapata Ramírez
Galpin T, Whittingtin J, Bell G (2015) Is your sustainability strategy sustainable? Creating a culture
of sustainability. Corp Govern 1–17
Global Reporting Organization (2016) GRI Standars. Retrieved from Global Reporting Organization. https://www.globalreporting.org/standards/gri-stan-dards-translations/gri-standards-spa
nish-translations-download-center/
Gomez L (2018) El grato compromiso de la UPB con la sostenibilidad. Revista Sostenibilidad UPB
17–19
Greenhouse Gas Protocol Standards (2015) Greenhouse Gas Protocol. Retrieved from ghgprotocol.
https://ghgprotocol.org/
Hambrick G (2011) The biogas opportunity in University of Wiscosin. University of Wisconsin,
Wisconsin
Isaac-Millan I, Lopez-Jimenez G, Cardona-Restrepo H, Gonzalez-Sanchez J (2018) Programa
micro-red inteligente UPB: un laboratorio vivo de ciudad inteligente. In: I Congreso Iberoamericano de Ciudades Inteligentes (ICSC-CITIES 2018), Soria, España
LeNS International (2019) Lens—International. Obtenido de. https://www.lens-international.org/
Popescu D, Bungau C, Prada M (2016) Waste management strategy at a public university in smart
city context. J Environ Protect Ecol 1011–1020
ROUTES Towards Sustainability (2019) Routes network. Obtenido de. https://www.routesnetwork.
net/
Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana (2017a) Reporte de Sosotenibilidad. Universidad Pontificia
Bolivariana, Medellín
Unviersidad Pontificia Bolivariana (2017b) Plan de Desarrollo Institucional - PDI - UPB Innovadora
y Sostenible. Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, Medellín
Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana (2018) Reporte de Sostenibilidad. Universidad Pontificia
Bolivariana, Medellín
Ana Elena Builes Vélez M.sc in Project planning and Management. She is a Product Design Engineer and an Associate Professor at Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, Colombia. She is the Coordinator of the Advanced Formation and Research fields of all post-graduate academic courses of
the Architecture and Design School Faculties at the same University and is the leading researcher
of the “Fashion, City and Economy” program. Her main work focuses on urban development
through social innovation, sustainability, and multiple social, cultural, and economic impacts for
urban transformations in Latin American cities.
Paula Andrea Zapata-Ramírez Ph.D. in Marine Biology and Ecology. Currently, Dr. Zapata is
the National Leader of the Water, Food and Territory Strategic Focus of UPB. Moreover, she is
an Associate Professor at the School of Engineering where she works on the use, application,
and appropriation of technological tools and methods such as remote sensing, which is useful for
decision-making. She has a broad international experience in various fields, including biodiversity
monitoring and the conservation and restoration of natural resources. She is particularly interested
in the interface between social and environmental aspects of ecosystem management. Her primary
work is to identify practical approaches that can help ensure a sustainable future for the natural
resources and safeguard the livelihoods of local communities.