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.
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.
“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),
How to promote collective intelligence and co-creation in the application of Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) in cities? A manual to explore new channels for creating citizen awareness and promoting the participation of multiple actors.
At the moment, this guide is only in Spanish
This document presents the analysis of primary and secondary information of the photovoltaic energy projects for rural areas electrification in Colombia.
On October 29, we hosted a webinar to present the study “Climate change. Scientific bases and questions for debate”, coordinated by Julio Lumbreras.
Collaboration, cooperation and partnerships are terms that have generated growing expectations as strategies to accelerate the necessary changes, that will in turn lead to attaining the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030. Moreover, SDG 17 specifically states that “The SDGs can only be realized with strong global partnerships and cooperation”.
Partnerships are essential to delivering the transformational change demanded by the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). However, partnership working can be costly in terms of time and other resources and is complex. Given the urgency and importance of sustainable development, illustrated by the recent pandemic and social unrest around inequity, we focused on the creation of a partnership that became effective quickly and was able to deliver societal impact at scale
At the moment, this guide is only available in Spanish
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