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28 Jun 2024: Who we work with and why. Our multi-stakeholder approach engages influential individuals alongside businesses, governments, financial institutions and civil society representatives, focusing on their shared potential to rewire economic, social

28 Jun 2024: Search site. Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL). Climate change – an economic issue. ... Climate change – an economic issue. The University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL) responds to the Committee on

28 Jun 2024: Search site. Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL). The Value of Responsible Investment: The moral, financial and economic case for action. ... This report explores the moral, financial and economic justification for responsible

28 Jun 2024: More broadly, all countries - whatever the level of their economic development - need to grow with nature and not against nature. ... Embed nature in decision-making across business and finance: Economic and financial systems need to transform how they

28 Jun 2024: Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL) has warned the EU's forthcoming Biodiversity Strategy will be a test of whether Europe is taking nature, including biodiversity, seriously in its economic thinking. ... CISL emphasises the

28 Jun 2024: We are now more willing, perhaps, to test assumptions about political, economic, technological, and behavioural solutions that we have previously discounted as being unrealistic, despite the compelling scientific evidence. ... economic and societal

28 Jun 2024: Search site. Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL). COP15: Putting nature, wellbeing and resilience at the heart of the economic model. ... CISL’s aim is to drive ambition and action in putting nature, wellbeing and resilience at the

28 Jun 2024: The Review’s focus on completely rewiring mainstream economic and financial models is key. ... The Economics of Biodiversity: The Dasgupta Review serves both as a fantastic foundation and a call for acceleration of work on fully embedding nature in our

28 Jun 2024: Overview. An unprecedented economic transformation will be required to deliver a prosperous, resilient and zero carbon economy and to maintain a safe and stable climate for humanity. ... suffering and increased economic costs that would arise if we allow

28 Jun 2024: Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL) to develop business hub to test a new Natural Capital Protocol . ... CISL, working on the protocol within an IUCN-led consortium, is inviting companies in its network to help test the Protocol.

28 Jun 2024: It has a simple logic: six sustainability ambitions to be delivered by three economic actors (business, government and finance) via ten interconnected tasks.

28 Jun 2024: Our multi-stakeholder approach engages influential individuals alongside businesses, governments, financial institutions and civil society representatives, focusing on their shared potential to rewire economic, social and environmental systems.

28 Jun 2024: Search site. Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL). Aiming for Zero: Long-term certainty for economic prosperity. ... authorities. Will be regularly reviewed, in line with the Paris Agreement cycle, to ensure they are kept up to date,

28 Jun 2024: We are now more willing, perhaps, to test assumptions about political, economic, technological, and behavioural solutions that we have previously discounted as being unrealistic, despite the compelling scientific evidence. ... Anniversary celebrations to

28 Jun 2024: We are now more willing, perhaps, to test assumptions about political, economic, technological, and behavioural solutions that we have previously discounted as being unrealistic, despite the compelling scientific evidence. ... economic and societal

28 Jun 2024: Search site. Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL). A living wage increases economic productivity while reducing poverty.

28 Jun 2024: Search site. Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL). World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting of the New Champions, 25 - 27 June 2024. ... Valuing economic models that prioritise critical assets of clean air, water, nutritious food and

28 Jun 2024: Dr Judith Plummer-Braeckman. Judith completed a PhD at the University of Cambridge considering the optimisation of the process of planning and developing large infrastructure projects, including the economic, social, environmental

28 Jun 2024: She is currently the Chair of Surviving Economic Abuse, the only UK Charity raising awareness of economic abuse.

28 Jun 2024: She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics and Economic History from the University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa and a Masters degree in Consulting and Coaching for Change from

28 Jun 2024: Some of the world’s largest banks working to lead their industry in directing capital towards environmentally and socially sustainable economic development.

28 Jun 2024: She also holds an MPhil in Innovation, Strategy and Organisation from University of Cambridge and an MSc in Information Systems from the London School of Economics.

28 Jun 2024: All of these factors need to be considered holistically, alongside economics and safety constraints involved. ... aircraft and propulsion technology; fuels; airports; network modelling; non-CO2 emissions; model design and the broader economic and policy

28 Jun 2024: Professor, Sustainable Business Management and Practice, The International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics (IIIEE), Lund University, Sweden. ... Robert is regarded as the founding father of the discipline of ecological economics.

28 Jun 2024: Read more at: CISL responds to The Economics of Biodiversity: The Dasgupta Review.. ... CISL responds to The Economics of Biodiversity: The Dasgupta Review. 29 January 2021.

28 Jun 2024: and the World Economic Forum. ... He is a member of the World Economic Forum’s Tech for Climate Adaptation Working Group and has previously served on WEF Global Agenda Councils for Governance for Sustainability and Climate

28 Jun 2024: Giorgio’s research examines the role of financial and non-financial firms in sustainable economic development, monetary policy transmission, and climate change mitigation and adaptation. ... Prior to joining the Centre, Giorgio worked as an analyst at

28 Jun 2024: The report Unhedgeable Risk: How climate change sentiment impacts investment reveals that short-term shifts in market sentiment induced by awareness of future climate risks could lead to economic shocks and ... No Mitigation: oriented towards economic

28 Jun 2024: She currently works as Head of Adaptation Research at the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment at the London School of Economics, is Associate Principal at Vivid Economics, ... Head of Adaptation Research, Grantham Research

28 Jun 2024: Bronwyn has a BSc(Ag), BCom and a PhD in agricultural and resource economics and has worked across academic research and government roles in environmental economics and risk management.

28 Jun 2024: June 2019 – This report explores the potential for a community-owned model of insurance (mutual microinsurance) to deliver economic and social benefits aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). . ... Risk and resilience. The

28 Jun 2024: Michael holds Master’s degrees from Harvard, The London School of Economics and New York University and a BA from the George Washington University.

28 Jun 2024: Long gone were the fields and potholed roads I remembered. Since the start of its economic reforms in 1978, China’s economy has been rising rapidly; recently becoming the world’s ... However, this rapid economic rise has brought with it many

28 Jun 2024: Let’s start with the facts: current upward trends for consumption, population and economic growth are placing enormous pressures on natural resources, which is being exacerbated by climate change. ... Indeed the World Economic Forum has called it

28 Jun 2024: She is World Economic Forum Young Global Leader and remains a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.

28 Jun 2024: Read more at: CISL responds to The Economics of Biodiversity: The Dasgupta Review.. ... CISL responds to The Economics of Biodiversity: The Dasgupta Review. 29 January 2021.

28 Jun 2024: In addition to his role at Harvard, Esposito is a Professor of Business & Economics at Hult International Business School and holds positions at the University of Cambridge as a research fellow ... Esposito is a Global Expert for the World Economic

28 Jun 2024: Her studies focus on the use of business as a force for an equal and inclusive economic growth. ... PhD in Economic and Business Law: Comparative and Uniform Business Law, Sapienza University of Rome (2013).

28 Jun 2024: His industry experience spans energy, retail, and manufacturing sectors. Samsurin holds a PhD and MPhil from the University of Cambridge, an MSc from the London School of Economics and Political Science,

28 Jun 2024: Sustainable Consumption and Production: A Business Primer. January 2007 – Business innovation and enterprise provide the fuel for economic growth, employment and social progress. ... September 2012 – Given the challenging economic backdrop for

28 Jun 2024: He is an Economist and Electrical Engineer by training, with degrees from the University of Cambridge (PhD in Land Economy), the University of Hamburg (MSc in Economics) and the University of ... Dr Salas interdisciplinary background combines extensive

28 Jun 2024: Key findings. Short-term shifts in market sentiment induced by awareness of future climate risks could lead to economic shocks and losses of up to 45 per cent in an equity ... 1] The stress test is representative of a scenario that is not probable, but

28 Jun 2024: The country’s recent National Development Plan highlights this, stating that fast economic growth has generated benefits for society but, in turn, created challenges for the conservation, management and sustainable use ... Direct foreign investment

28 Jun 2024: We are facing an increasingly uncertain "realpolitik" where the previous rules of economic competition no longer apply. ... They must take rapid, ambitious action to tackle climate change and secure energy security and economic opportunity within it.

28 Jun 2024: 12 January 2021. 14 January 2021 – Contributing to the World Economic Forum's The Future of the Corporation white paper, CISL's Founder Director Dame Polly Courtice discussed the implementation of

28 Jun 2024: The transition to net zero will require far-reaching social, economic, regulatory and technological system changes. ... The payments industry has adapted to enable large-scale socio-economic changes in the past.

28 Jun 2024: competitiveness to ensure the EU stands to secure advantage and benefit from the economic opportunities, jobs and emissions reductions from the transition to climate neutrality.

28 Jun 2024: We are now more willing, perhaps, to test assumptions about political, economic, technological, and behavioural solutions that we have previously discounted as being unrealistic, despite the compelling scientific evidence. ... economic and societal

28 Jun 2024: CISL-convened sustainability leadership groups. CISL has pioneered partnerships between business & finance leaders, policy-makers and academics to help unlock the economic change required to deliver the safe and sustainable economy

28 Jun 2024: Business and Society symposium organised by UCB (Veronique Toully, Charline Desmecht) and the Solvay Brussels School of Economics and Management (Bruno van Pottelsberghe and Estelle Cantillon). .