… sustainability - as long as we take the following three ... last update on 06.06.2020 Sustainability has a solid record as a paradigm of resilience and growth … taken, and rapid decisions are being made. It is necessary to harness our energy to maintain our momentum. Thirdly, sustainability has a solid record as a paradigm of … taken, and rapid decisions are being made. It is necessary to harness our energy to maintain our momentum. Thirdly, sustainability has a solid record as a paradigm of …

… do I watch him changing the wheel? Bertolt Brecht, 1953 last update on 07.05.2020 Changing direction rather than ramping things up Blogpost by Prof. Dr. Claus … the neo-colonial basis of the world economy . Even in wealthy societies, the main burden of the pandemic is being borne by the poorer sections of the population. … the neo-colonial basis of the world economy . Even in wealthy societies, the main burden of the pandemic is being borne by the poorer sections of the population. …

… clear that the poorest countries, and the poorer sections of the ... last update on 11.05.2020 The coronavirus pandemic and protecting the climate – some discussion points … and the protection of the climate and rationalises globalisation by focusing on maintaining and redeveloping domestic and regional productive capacities. The …

… of daily lives it forces us to imagine the world in new ways. last update on 14.05.2020 Coming through the pandemic the right way up Blogpost by Andrew Norton  The …

… able to adjust personal habits and routines (e.g. not shaking hands) last update on 11.09.2020 Navigating abrupt system changes Blogpost by Prof. Dr. Ilona M. Otto  … away from global inequalities. Resilient societies are societies that create and maintain public goods including a health care system accessible to everyone, and an …

… be oriented towards the guiding concept of sustainability.... last update on 20.05.2020 The importance of sustainability and resilience Blogpost by Prof. Dr. Jürgen … Thomas Turnbull and Giulia Rispoli) _______ Author: Prof. Dr. Jürgen Renn, Born on 11th July, 1956, in Moers. Degree in physics Free Univ. Berlin (1983), doctorate in … Thomas Turnbull and Giulia Rispoli) _______ Author: Prof. Dr. Jürgen Renn, Born on 11th July, 1956, in Moers. Degree in physics Free Univ. Berlin (1983), doctorate in …

… programs. But how “green” should these recovery programs be? last update on 18.05.2020 Killing two birds with one stone? Green dead ends and ways out of the … a European green deal. On the other hand, many recommend spending the public money mainly on measures that also help mitigating climate change – among them Frans … catch up on purchasing durable goods like cars, at least partly. It is exactly (the maintenance of) environmental regulation that may help steer this consumption …

… On today's International Day for Biological Diversity it is worth remembering that 2020 is a crucial milestone for global biodiversity conservation. To seize this opportunity, economic reco last update on 22.05.2020 Biodiversity as insurance: aligning economic stimulus packages with long-term … On today's International Day for Biological Diversity it is worth remembering that 2020 is a crucial milestone for global biodiversity conservation. To seize this …

… innovative concepts with sustainable effects for the future. last update on 09.06.2020 The use of private capital to provide for climate-friendly reconstruction phase … The current demands of many associations, organisations and companies for maintaining and expanding climate protection are supported by B.A.U.M. by a specific … The current demands of many associations, organisations and companies for maintaining and expanding climate protection are supported by B.A.U.M. by a specific …

… limit opportunities for youth employment in the post-COVID last update on 10.06.2020 What about us? Youth (un)employment in times of COVID-19 Blogpost by Samid …