Migration: Vibrant Economies Depend on Migration
£80.00
Migration Conference 18th June 2018 with partner session GEF. ( Separate information flyer)
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Migration Conference 18th June 2018 with partner session GEF. ( Separate information flyer)

Saturday Night 16th June Rewley House 3 course dinner
tickets here

£24.50
Saving the climate debrief
Europe House, London 2018


Second Ever GEI Green Economics Research Development Seminar
Dates to be announced- please email for more details and dates
We’re pleased to offer the chance to join a walking tour of central Oxford, led by Dr Nina Kruglikova, Research Associate at the School of Anthropology and or our Blue Badge tour guide depending on times and numbers. The tour will be limited to a certain number of people, with places allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.The tour will cover: history of Oxford as a city, myths and legends of Oxford colleges, ‘town vs gown’ confrontations, rivalry between Oxford and Cambridge, famous alumni, locations for the Harry Potter

£10 per person per tour and must be pre booked here so we know the number of people wishing to come along

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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