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27 Jan 2021: Join economist Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta and Nobel-prize winning biologist Sir Venki Ramakrishnan to mark the publication of The Economics of Biodiversity: The Dasgupta Review. ... Commissioned by the UK Government, this independent, global Review

8 Feb 2021: Nature is a “blind spot” in economics. We can no longer afford for it to be absent from accounting systems that dictate national finances, or ignored by economic decision makers. ... Nature is our home,” said Dasgupta. “Good economics demands we

29 Jun 2021: In a competitive AHSS category, Dr Kitov's efforts to use formative assessment to deliver improved learning outcomes in the context of the problem-based Economics Tripos received a special commendation

19 Mar 2021: In Post-COVID Recovery and the Future of Global Economics (30 March, 8pm-9pm), international economist Dr Augusto Lopez-Claros, Chair of the Global Governance Forum and former Director of the ... Global Indicators Group at the World Bank, examines the

19 Mar 2021: Seminar: Supply chain economics and business models for Offsite Manufacturing. Many industries and businesses have been converted into more efficient, dynamic, and productive forms. ... 13.15. Theme: Economics. Graeme O'Doherty, Partner, Anyoffsite, UK.

19 May 2021: University of Cambridge Athena Swan Institutional Application Document University of Cambridge Athena SWAN Silver Institutional Application and Action Plan - NOVEMBER 2018 Guidance and Information on Applications Application forms, guidance and

17 Jun 2021: commitment to embedding support for biodiversity in its economic decisions as a response to the Dasgupta Review.

14 Dec 2021: volunteering_image_400_wide.jpg Volunteering: How and Why? This is a diverse area with a range of options depending upon your fields of interest that can prove to be of personal and professional value. Volunteering provides opportunities to develop

11 Mar 2021: Search site. Conservation Research Institute. The Economic Consequences of Conserving or Restoring Sites for Nature. ... Yet in almost half of the cases we studied, human-induced exploitation subtracted rather than increased economic value.”.

19 Mar 2021: Economics. Education. History. Human, Social, and Political Sciences and the Department of History and Philosophy of Science.