Events in Partnership with The Green Economics Institute

have taken place regularly for the last 11 years.

In 2021  there are several events

A Smart Cities and Technology webinar on 19th and 20th June 2020 and a

Green Climate Hub Event on the 26th September 2020.

In 2021 We have held the Mining for Metals- can it ever be fair

The women leaders in cliamte change conference

The climate feminist ambassadors summer school

The COP 26 Green Cliimate Hub -event and exhibition stand and event and

COP26 climate feminist ambassadors traning course on how the treaties and climate negotiations happen at the United Nations

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Smart Cities Round Table August 10 2019 Oxford

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Invitation to a Roundtable on Smart Cities (Oxford)

In 2019, the Green European Foundation, with the support of its partner foundations Bureau de Helling (The Netherlands), Green Economics Institute (United Kingdom), and Institute for Active Citizenship (Czech Republic), will create a Charter for the Smart City to assess and steer technological innovations in cities.

10th August 2019, 11.00- 1600- in Oxford, UK

This invitation-only Roundtable is an event to be held as part of the transnational project A Charter for the Smart City, which aims to formulate guiding principles that help politicians to assess and steer technological innovations in European cities.

We would like to draw upon your expertise in order to collect best practices from all over Europe and develop a comprehensive Charter, which addresses the opportunities that new technologies offer for reducing the ecological footprint of cities and creating new urban commons, but also the threats they may present to civil liberties and social justice.

The Roundtable, in English, will last from 11.00-16.00 and will take place in Oxford at the University.

After the Roundtable debate there will be space for informal networking.

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Smart Cities Webinar: Public values & technology in the corona crisis 2020

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Smart Cities Webinar:

Public values & technology

in the corona crisis 2020

June 19th and 20th 2020

The Green European Foundation and the Green Economics Institute are delighted to invite you to a webinar on smart cities in corona times. How do we ensure that the technologies that are being deployed in the corona crisis respect public values such as democracy, human dignity, privacy, equality and sustainability?

This webinar will gather experts, practitioners, activists and (local) politicians. The online discussions will cover two mornings. Participants can choose to take part in one session or in both sessions.

The Event is free -but everyone must pre -register here to obtain a ticket.

Tickets will also be available on eventbrite.  Everyone pre registered will receive an invitation to participate via an on line application.

This event is organised by the Green European Foundation with the support of the Green Economics Institute, and the financial support of the European Parliament to the Green European Foundation.

 

 

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https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/smart-cities-webinar-public-values-technology-in-the-corona-crisis-tickets-108864865744′

June 19th and 20th 2020

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Z) 1 Day Climate Conference Oxford Sunday 17th June 2018

£95.00

2 Tonnes of Carbon by 2022: Lifestyle, Economics & Science

1 Day Conference at Oxford University Sunday 17th June 2018 10.00- 16.00

Preparing for COP24 United Nations Climate in Katowice, Poland

 

Fast Ratcheting down of  Personal and Global Carbon Budgets

To achive the ‘Ambition of 1.5 degrees’ of warming that we proposed in  the Paris Agreement Targets, we need to reconsider available methodologies for moving faster towards stabilising the global climate. We re-examine and re -calculate the scientific and technological options.

 

Therefore our event introduces the use of Global  and Personal Carbon Budgets, and the new pathway solution suggested by the Green Economics Institute for implementation by the COP23 and COP24.

 

The event will provide a space to debate and consider the options.  It will explain the latest science, economics and   life style advice for United Nations  delegations, Focal Points, United Nations’ Research Organisations (RINGOs) and the Chair and his teams and for the general public.

 

Further explanations and information about this can be found on our website www.geiclimate.org. At this event,. we explore Lifestyle Changes, Market Options,  Regulations and Technological &  Scientific Options.

 

Speakers invited include: Michelle Gale COP Delegation Leader, Professor Maria Madi, Benoit Monange, Fondation de L’ecologie Politique (France) & Hans Kare Flo, Tekna (Norway), Professor Graciela Chichilsniski (IPCC Report Leader)

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