Info slide: Design for Planet seminar series.

Speaker portrait Juan Pablo Astolfo.

Speaker Portrait Ve Dewey MBA.

Speaker portait Prof Ying Jin.

Join us for the launch of the #ClimaTraces Design for Planet Seminar Series 👏

Voices from design, academia, technology and policy will explore how climate ambition becomes real-world impact

19 Feb, 3 - 5pm
CRASSH, 7 West Road, CB3 9DP
https://bit.ly/3O3XwTb

Graphics Ve Dewey MBA

Carlos Montes, of #climaTRACES and Centre for India & Global Business was invited to speak at #NXTConclave recently, where he engaged with Indian PM Narendra Modi on technological leadership in citizen centric open digital network. #CambridgeJudge #DigitalInnovation #OpenNetworks

Had lots of fun on our panel today disscusing "The Role of the #MiddleEast in #Decarbonisation" with Niloufar Molavi (PwC), Fahad Alajlan (KAPSARC), Shihab Elborai (Strategy&), and Bruce Smith (EWEC).

#climaTRACES Lab

Great to host Gee Hee Hong from the IMF today at
Cambridge on the policy priorities & reforms needed to revive Europe’s productivity growth & business dynamism.

This is our 3rd time hosting colleagues from #IMF at Cambridge, previous speakers were Zeina Hasna & Kristalina Georgieva.

#climaTRACES

Europe’s Declining Productivity Growth: Diagnoses and Remedies — climaTRACES Lab Europe’s widening per capita income gap with the United States primarily reflects a rising productivity shortfall with deep firm-level roots. Europe also suffers from an overabundance of stagnant matu...

Join us tomorrow (Wednesday 11th December) for our next Cambridge #climaTRACES workshop on "Europe’s Declining Productivity Growth – Diagnoses and Remedies" with Gee Hee Hong who is visiting us from the International Monetary Fund: climatraces.org/events/works...

All welcome!

The price of ecological breakdown Cambridge researchers are investigating the economic consequences of climate change and biodiversity loss, and identifying ways to drive a more sustainable global economy.

"without significant mitigation and adaptation efforts, global GDP could be reduced by up to 24% by 2100 if fossil fuel pollution continues unabated", according to a new working paper by Cambridge's #climaTRACES lab (and this does not even include extreme weather...)

www.cam.ac.uk/stories/clim...