… for the challenges of tomorrow. To counter the climate crisis, we require more businesses that develop ecological, sustainable products, services and business … regional value chains, recycles resources and makes our economy as a whole more resilient – especially after the coronavirus crisis. Take green start-ups, for …

… and energy. But also to health, reducing poverty, ensuring peace, and much more. The current crisis has shown that we have to keep sight of everything. "Better … and energy. But also to health, reducing poverty, ensuring peace, and much more. The current crisis has shown that we have to keep sight of everything. "Better …

… with a compass. The design principles derived from this for a less precarious and more just future are outlined in the Global Sustainability Report of the UN : In our … food and energy systems, so that the urgently needed transformation towards a more resilient world can be initiated. We shall gain the capacity to act by …

… beyond reach, but from energy to housing to mobility, sustainable, cost-effective, more inclusive solutions are at hand. We simply need to have a vision bold enough to … migrant workers  have left cities since the announcement of a nationwide lockdown. Informal workers, from day laborers to Uber drivers, have no employment contracts, …

… the International Energy Agency shows that governments directly or indirectly drive more than 70% of global energy investments . Hence, governments not only set the … competitive . (ii) Building on the first point, renewable energy firms have much more political clout now than only a few years ago. Today, these firms and …

… and sustainability. When the crisis is over, a sustainable economy will be all the more important. As long as it is configured in a way that makes sense in terms of … be able to resolve and rise to the challenges in the area of sustainability even more decisively. _______ Author: Ursula Mathar is the BMW Group Vice President …

… a few weeks ago. As climate change and the extinction of species will cause far more death and suffering than a pandemic, right now, the impossible is the only … intelligent deglobalisation is needed, with the strengthening of regional markets. Moreover, the unequal consequences of the pandemic have brutally exposed the …

… growth and consumption through new working time models, providing support to informal structures, and testing out the idea of a basic income for all; a … growth and consumption through new working time models, providing support to informal structures, and testing out the idea of a basic income for all; a …

… dealing with the pandemic. The destruction of nature and ecosystems makes the world more vulnerable to pandemics and climate change is a key driver. It is crucial that … from richer and older societies. Protecting livelihoods in countries with a large informal sector is a different challenge from those with higher levels of formal …

… they feel their choices matter. Fear, however, can lead to destruction and panic. More research is needed into what makes us perceive some risks as being more … should include human agents who operate under the conditions of resource scarcity, information cacophony, and conflicting interests, and take decisions in the presence …

… to solving the great problems of mankind beyond disciplinary boundaries more strongly. The need to develop specific solutions quickly must not hide the fact … to solving the great problems of mankind beyond disciplinary boundaries more strongly. The need to develop specific solutions quickly must not hide the fact …

… to the expansion of renewable energies like solar photovoltaics of wind power. Moreover, any green recovery program can only effectively and efficiently spur … fields (such as health or digitalization), they must help stabilize the economy. Moreover, policy-makers need to be aware that some of the currently observed …