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The Final Conference of the GREEN-WIN Project: Action for Climate - Narratives, Win-Win Solutions and Climate Finance

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13 March 2018 to 14 March 2018

| Casa Convalescència, Barcelona, Spain

The final conference of the GREEN-WIN project will be held at the Casa Convalescència (http://www.uab-casaconvalescencia.org/en/) in Barcelona, 13 – 14 March, 2018.

Green-Win / GGKP Webinar: Win-Win Solutions for Clean Energy, Sanitation, Smart Agriculture and Resilient Communities

Event | 20 February 2018 | Webinar

How can policymakers and practitioners deliver access to energy, sanitation, and opportunities for socio-economic development to poor communities facing accelerated climate change? How can we ensure that this contributes to green growth and green business development?

Securing macro-economic gains from decarbonisation investment: the finance dimension and an Italian case study

Blog / 02 February 2018 / by Dr. Michael GrubbDr. Nadia Ameli

Two years since the negotiation of the Paris Agreement, the global community faces significant challenges in mobilizing the investment required to meet the goals established.

Decarbonisation Project Networking Workshop - Co-organized by DG Research and Innovation (RTD) and the EASME

Event | 07 February 2018 | Brussels, Belgium

The 7 February event will bring together several EU-funded projects working in the area of decarbonisation to stimulate networking and share policy contacts, to exchange experiences and to identify synergies and cooperation opportunities. The main aim will be to encourage interactions among all p

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Dr. Thomas F. Thornton

Senior Research Fellow, Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford

“I serve as Director of the Environmental Change & Management Programme, Associate Professor & Senior Research Fellow at the Environmental Change Institute. An environmental social scientist, my research focuses human social-ecological systems, sustainability and wellbeing, and adaptation, particularly in changing coastal environments. I am excited about GREEN-WIN’s focus on discovering opportunities for adaptation in cities facing climate change impacts and other stressors. ”

Dr. Leonidas Paroussos

Managing Director, E3-Modelling (E3M)

“The assessment of green growth strategies requires the use of complex models representing, among others, in detail the environment, the economy and the energy system. E3-Modelling introduces major innovations into the GEM-E3 computable general equilibrium model required to discover green growth strategies regarding technological diffusion and financial market constraints.”

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