… and that such a crisis can affect almost all policy areas and departments. Social, economic and labour market policies have been just as important as education and … and that such a crisis can affect almost all policy areas and departments. Social, economic and labour market policies have been just as important as education and …

… providing access to electricity and jobs for everyone, in the process strengthening economic prospects and promoting inclusiveness. The conversion to electromobility … are able to tackle several crises in one process - climate change, health crisis, economic recession and much more. It is also in our interest that sustainable aid …

… and epidemiological uncertainties with regard to Sars-COV2 and, for example, the economic, social and cultural consequences were discussed in a differentiated … the possible behaviour of humans in the measures necessary to control the virus, economics reaches its limits with its classical means of analysis, also due to the …

… important questions arising from the painful corona crisis is: how can we make the economic case for investing in a green, healthy and just recovery for people and the … important questions arising from the painful corona crisis is: how can we make the economic case for investing in a green, healthy and just recovery for people and the …

… international organisations. Resilience of the whole society - but also its various economic and social subsystems -has to become an overarching leitmotif of the … directly in addressing the challenges of the pandemic - in both health and economic policy. Countries in the Global North carry great responsibility because of …

… 200 years we’ve seen a 7x increase in the global population, a 100x increase in economic output, and a 20x increase in carbon dioxide emissions. In the aftermath of … former Deputy Director General/CEO of IIASA, and former tenured Professor of Energy Economics at Vienna University of Technology (TU Wien). Among other positions, Prof. …

… which out a spotlight on the global interdependencies between society, nature and economic activity. The containment of the virus requires drastic measures and as a result new fundamental questions arise about the values of economic activity, ... last update on 01.09.2020 Lessons from the Corona Crisis: …

… institutions Public authorities must be sufficiently empowered. For example: economic stimulus programmes often cannot be accessed due to insufficient capacities … approval procedures for projects. This strongly emphasizes the necessity that economic stimulus programmes should be designed to ensure the public authorities is …

… it from a dangerous regional health threat to an all-consuming global pandemic and economic ... last update on 06.10.2020 Sustainability Transformations and Covid Blog … it from a dangerous regional health threat to an all-consuming global pandemic and economic disaster. It also holds potential for changes that could be quite …

… times, in addition to the manifold, sometimes serious, negative social and socio-economic consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic: Inner cities with less traffic, wild … times, in addition to the manifold, sometimes serious, negative social and socio-economic consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic: Inner cities with less traffic, wild …

… bodies of the European Union (EU), the United Nations (UN), the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) und the North Atlantic Treaty (NATO). … bodies of the European Union (EU), the United Nations (UN), the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) und the North Atlantic Treaty (NATO). …