- Long-term Climate Governance: Research into 2050 climate laws and strategies – Publication
- Bringing Paris into the Future EU Budget – Publication
- A "Green Revolution"? – Climate Talk
- Engaging Stakeholders and Citizens in the Bioeconomy – BioSTEP Research Recommendations
- Measuring the IMPACTS of the Transition to the CIRCULAR Economy – CIRCULAR IMPACTS Final Conference
- The Diversity of Adaptation in a Multilevel Governance Setting – Publication
- Analyzing the Policy Framework for Climate Change Adaptation – Publication
- RECREATE Green Horizons Scoreboard – Instructional Video
- Apprenticeship as Event Management Assistant – Job Opportunity
Ecologic Institute Newsletter No 191 – July 2018
- Ecologic Institute Newsletter
Contents:
- Long-term Climate Governance: Research into 2050 climate laws and strategies – Publication
- Bringing Paris into the Future EU Budget – Publication
- A "Green Revolution"? – Climate Talk
- Engaging Stakeholders and Citizens in the Bioeconomy – BioSTEP Research Recommendations
- Measuring the IMPACTS of the Transition to the CIRCULAR Economy – CIRCULAR IMPACTS Final Conference
- The Diversity of Adaptation in a Multilevel Governance Setting – Publication
- Analyzing the Policy Framework for Climate Change Adaptation – Publication
- RECREATE Green Horizons Scoreboard – Instructional Video
- Apprenticeship as Event Management Assistant – Job Opportunity
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Long-term Climate Governance: Research into 2050 climate laws and strategies – Publication
Strong national climate governance frameworks are crucial to establish and maintain political support for the low-carbon transition and facilitate the implementation of policies. The truly robust governance frameworks combine key elements such as legally binding targets reached with high level of political support, broad stakeholder participation and review mechanisms that allow for adjustments over time. Creation of dedicated institutions with clearly assigned responsibilities and powers is essential to ensure the robustness and effectiveness of the framework. The study, co-authored by Ecologic Institute's Matthias Duwe, is available for download.
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Bringing Paris into the Future EU Budget – Publication
The European Union is currently pursuing two important processes that can mutually support one another: implementing its 2030 climate and energy targets and defining the EU budget for the years 2021–2027. An Ecologic Institute analysis points out several ways to effectively connect EU funding with climate action and identifies hooks in the proposed legislation. The analysis is available for download.
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A "Green Revolution"? – Climate Talk
On 11 July 2018, the latest edition of the Climate Talk series discuss whether a "green revolution" is underway on the financial market, and how the EU Sustainable Finance Action Plan can benefit Climate Protection. Close to 40 participants contributed to the lively discussion. Sabine Pex (ISS-Oekom), Eva Kracht (BMU) and Karsten Löffler (Frankfurt School of Finance & Management) introduced the topic and sketched their expectations for the future.
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Engaging Stakeholders and Citizens in the Bioeconomy – BioSTEP Research Recommendations
Stakeholder and public engagement are key elements of EU policy development, as well as of responsible research and innovation. Over a period of three years, BioSTEP has designed and implemented a wide range of citizen and stakeholder engagement activities regarding the development of Europe's bioeconomy. This paper, edited by Ecologic Institute's Holger Gerdes and Zoritza Kiresiewa, presents a set of research recommendations, which builds on the lessons learned from the application of BioSTEP's participatory tools. The BioSTEP research recommendations are available for download.
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Measuring the IMPACTS of the Transition to the CIRCULAR Economy – CIRCULAR IMPACTS Final Conference
This conference will present the evidence collected by the CIRCULAR IMPACTS project on the impacts of moving towards a more circular economy in Europe. The first session will focus on the impacts of the transition on three sectors: electric vehicles/batteries, car sharing and building materials. The second session will deal with the different options for developing scenarios about the transition to a circular economy and evaluating its economic, social and environmental impacts. Registrations are welcome.
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The Diversity of Adaptation in a Multilevel Governance Setting – Publication
This book chapter provides an overview of climate change adaptation across Europe, from an interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary perspective, drawing on key findings from case study-based research on local climate change impacts and adaptation solutions, including an analysis of participatory, economic, and sociopolitical approaches, methodologies, and tools. Ecologic Institute's Jenny Tröltzsch contributed to this chapter.
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Analyzing the Policy Framework for Climate Change Adaptation – Publication
This book chapter explores how policies and policy-making perform to support climate change adaptation. It is part of the book: Adapting to Climate Change in Europe: Exploring Sustainable Pathways - From Local Measures to Wider Policies which is a scientific synthesis of a four-year project on adaptation activities in Europe (BASE). This book aims at ensuring sustainable solutions in adaptation to climate change. This chapter reflects on different tools which can support decision making for climate adaptation and that have been presented in other chapters of the book. It also discusses how current adaptation measures operate to enhance the capacity to respond to climate change impacts in a coherent manner across sectors. Ecologic Institute's Jenny Tröltzsch and Katriona McGlade contributed to this chapter.
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RECREATE Green Horizons Scoreboard – Instructional Video
One of the key elements of the Research Network in Climate, Resource Efficiency and Raw Materials (RECREATE) project has been the development of the RECREATE Green Horizons Scoreboard. In order to show the potential user the possibilities provided by the Scoreboard, RECREATE and Ecologic Institute produced an instructional video that takes the user through a number of exemplary analyses.
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Apprenticeship as Event Management Assistant – Job Opportunity
For the next training year starting in September 2018, we are looking for a motivated and communicative trainee to become an Event Management Assistant. During your training, you will support our Events Team in organising and staging scientific and political events, including national and international large-scale conferences, workshops and visiting programmes. Please apply exclusively online.
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ISSN: 1613-1363
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