Flora Dicke

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Flora Dicke

MSc (Environmental Management and Policy)
BA (Philosophy, Politics and Economics)

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Flora Dicke works as a Researcher at Ecologic Institute in Berlin. Her main areas of research are German and EU climate and adaption policy, as well as topics connected to political economy and socio-economics. Flora Dicke is a native German speaker and fluent in English.

At Ecologic Institute, Flora Dicke assists with the socio-economic assessment of adaptation measures and is part of the EU-funded Horizon 2020 project "Transformative Policies for a Climate-Neutral European Union (4I-TRACTION)", where she works on policy instruments with transformative potential and supports the dissemination of project results. She also supports Ecologic Institute's work on the establishment of a platform tracking climate neutrality in the EU.

Prior to joining Ecologic Institute, Flora Dicke completed her Blue Book Traineeship in Brussels (Belgium) at the Directorate-General for Environment (DG Environment) of the European Commission, supporting the Office of the Director General in various matters concerning circular economy, zero pollution and biodiversity. Moreover, she gained insights into national and international climate policy through her internship at the German Environment Agency (Umweltbundesamt, UBA). During her undergraduate studies, Flora Dicke worked as a student assistant at Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy and has been involved in voluntary student initiatives focusing on sustainability and climate issues.

Flora Dicke holds a master's degree in Environmental Management and Policy from Lund University (Sweden). Her thesis focused on company canteen decision-makers and their agency to edit their menus towards more sustainable options. She completed her bachelor's degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics at Witten/Herdecke University (Germany). During her studies, Flora Dicke spent one semester at Stellenbosch University (South Africa).

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Recent content by Flora Dicke

Event:Conference
 
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From Monday 9 to Wednesday 11 December 2024, the Ariadne project will host a three-day event consisting of a series of workshops and discussion events. We look forward to seeing you there, and invite you to block these days in your agenda – and join us from 9-11 December in Brussels.

Staying the Course in Turbulent Times

A Dialogue with the Ariadne Project on Future EU Energy and Climate Policy

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Brussels, Belgium

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Event:Conference
 
Promotional banner for a Policy & Research Dialogue Conference titled "Managing the Transition to Net Zero: EU Climate Policy in a Global Context," scheduled for 9th & 10th July 2024. The banner features the logos of NDC Aspects and 4i Traction, with the event dates highlighted in a green box. A "Register now!" call-to-action is displayed in the bottom left corner against a blurred background of an audience attending a conference.
This conference, taking place a month after the European elections, sought to spotlight key issues in the EU’s transition to climate neutrality – and discuss options to address them, with a global context in mind. The conversations among policy-makers and other stakeholders were kicked-off by content inputs from two EU-funded research projects, 4i-TRACTION and NDC ASPECTS, that have been working over the past three years to generate new insights on climate action challenges in Europe and globally.

Managing the Transition to Net Zero: EU climate policy in a global context

4i-TRACTION x NDC Aspects Joint Conference

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Brussels, Belgium

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Publication:Infographic
 
An animated infographic depicting interconnected gears representing key elements of transformative EU climate policy. The gears are color-coded to represent different themes: yellow for integration, purple for infrastructure, green for innovation, and blue for investment. Each gear is labeled with specific actions or strategies, such as "Principled priority to climate & do-no-harm principle," "Strengthen EU Integrated Infrastructure Planning," and "European Climate Investment Plan."
To achieve climate neutrality, a whole-of-government approach, increased public funding, and strategic policy support are essential. The 4i-TRACTION project outlined ten policy recommendations for future EU climate action. This infographic, conceptualised and designed by Ecologic Institute, outlines ten policy recommendations for future EU climate action.

Ten Recommendations Towards Transformative EU Climate Policy

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Publication:Podcast
 
With the recent EU elections behind us, the challenge arises of how to continue the momentum towards climate neutrality while navigating the evolving political landscape. The focus now shifts to implementing the policy framework left behind by the last Commission, while also developing new, ambitious climate policies. In this episode of "Climate ON AIR," hosts Aaron Best and Bradlie Martz-Sigala discuss the way forward for EU climate policy with Bettina Kampman (CE Delft) and Benjamin Görlach (Ecologic Institute).

What Next? Advancing Towards Climate Neutrality in a Challenging Political Environment

Sixth episode of the podcast "CLIMATE ON AIR – Discussing the future of EU climate policy"

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Event:Workshop
 
On 14 and 20 March 2024, stakeholder workshops were held in Berlin and Cologne as part of the AMAREX project. In the second series of workshops within AMAREX, the first prototype of an online tool for assessing the potential of rainwater management measures was discussed with stakeholders in Cologne and Berlin. The aim of the workshops was to test the user-friendliness of the tool and to compare the requirements of potential user groups directly on the prototype in order to further develop the tool in line with requirements.

Webtool Prototype Testing in the AMAREX Project

2nd Stakeholder Workshop

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Berlin and Cologne, Germany

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Publication:Case Study
 
Cover of the country briefing paper Germany "Who took the burden of the energy crisis?
Households across Germany felt the weight of 2022's energy crisis, grappling with a dramatic increase in energy prices. Overall energy costs in Germany surged by 31% in 2022 compared to the previous year. To combat the adverse impacts of the 2022 energy crisis, Germany passed three major relief packages in 2022. This country briefing paper describes Germany’s policy response to the energy crisis of 2022 and provides a microsimulation-based summary of the distributional effects of energy price shocks on German households.

Who Took the Burden of the Energy Crisis?

Country briefing paper: Germany

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