SEDA IS A MEMBERSHIP ORGANISATION THAT PROMOTES ECOLOGICAL DESIGN ACROSS SCOTLAND
SEDA aims to promote the design of communities, environments, projects, systems, services, materials and products which enhance the quality of life and are not harmful to living species and planetary ecology.
OUR ORIGINS
OUR PRINCIPLES
OUR ORGANISATION
Our ORIGINS
SEDA was formed in 1991 by Howard Liddell and Sebastian Tombs and launched formally in February 1993 by Lord James Douglas Hamilton, Minister for Housing and the Environment at the Scottish Office. The Minister handed out prizes to the winners of the first SEDA student eco-design competition, which we now run as the 'KJ Award'. SEDA began a programme of talks and visits, and a newsletter produced by GAIA which later became our current Magazine. And so, SEDA was born.
Our Principles
Our Organisation
SEDA is a charity and is run by a Board of Directors, who are elected at Annual General Meetings and who oversee its activities and actively promote SEDA to the wider public. The Board meet 8 times a year for discussion and for planning the activities of the Association. A list of our current directors is as noted:
Catherine Cosgrove : Chair
Clive Bowman : Treasurer / Director
Nick Domminney : Director
David Seel : Director
Gloria Lo : Director
Natasha Houchin: Director
Sandy Halliday: Director
Tom Morton: Co-opted Director
Ranald Boydell: Co-opted Director
All members are welcome to take part and contribute to our meetings.
SEDA registered as a Company Limited by Guarantee in February 2011.
The current SEDA organisation was agreed in 2012 with a series of topic-led sub groups, as illustrated below.
WE ARE A COMMUNITY
We promote research & innovation
We inform the public
We inform policy
we are well managed
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