What is the potential of partnerships to accelerate sustainability transformations? How to link theory and practice? Two online sessions will be held on 9th and 10th March in order to explore these questions.
Next February 1st at 3:30 p.m. we organize a new (im)probable dialogue to present the new book by our colleague Leda Stott “Partnership and Transformation:
What is the current landscape of innovation in public policies and governance in southern Europe? Which institutions are working on new forms of governance to
En este artículo, uno de los capítulos publicados en el informe “‘NEXT GENERATION EU’ CITIES. Local Communities in a Post-Pandemic Future”, Valentina Oquendo, Julio Lumbreras y Jaime Moreno explican cómo introducir aceleradores en la transformación de las ciudades.
Last 1st October 2021 EIT Climate Kick launched The NetZeroCities project to support Europe and in particular European cities to drastically cut down greenhouse gas emissions through climate action to achieve ‘climate neutrality’, one of the biggest challenges our societies face today.
The European Commission launched last week five missions to tackle big challenges in health, climate and the environment, and to achieve ambitious and inspiring goals in these areas.
The following October 13th at 8:30h CEST, Madrid´s city town hall will be collaborating in the organization of the Innovate4Cities Conference, promote by UN-Habitat and the Global Covenant of Mayors for Climate & Energy.
The transformation for sustainability requires a paradigm shift towards systems thinking and interdisciplinary collaboration, which entails, above all, a process of cultural change affecting individual mindsets, organizations and society as a whole.
Madrid’s Roadmap is a new compromise that outlines the emission reduction path to be followed until 2050, with a newly established intermediate reference for 2030 and a more ambitious objective than that envisaged by the European Union.
Together with Milan, Madrid will be one of the case studies chosen by EIT Climate-KIC and the Laudes Foundation for a new project aimed at promoting the reduction of the carbon footprint of building materials.
“Quantitative Analysis of the Impact of Public Policies on the Sustainable Development Goals through Budget Allocation and Indicators”, by Raffaele Sisto (Technical Univesrity of Madrid),
The Technical University of Madrid (through the Innovation and Technology for Development Center-itdUPM and the Technological Innovation Support Centre CAIT-UPM), together with Impact Hub Vienna
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