In a world hit and fragilized by the Covid-19 pandemic, innovative and sustainable solutions are necessary for a long-term recovery. The fundamental shift towards a new growth paradigm must give equal value to each of the three main dimensions of sustainable development: the economic, the social and the environmental one. New strategies and policy packages are being adopted worldwide, guided by principles such as circular economy, decarbonization of energy resources, smart cities and mobility, sustainable finance and green investments. The upcoming and future G20 Summits will be crucial to foster cooperation for a global green transition. What are the main pillars of such a transition? How will green investments and policies tackle environmental and climate crises? And what role could a more circular economy play in shaping the future of sustainable development?
Ellen MacArthur Foundation
UNDP, Cofounder of the Circular Design Lab, RSA Fellow
University of Portsmouth
McKinsey & Company
McKinsey & Company
McKinsey & Company
Renaissance Urbaine, Global Solutions Initiative Foundation
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KIPPRA and Co-Chair of the T20 Task Force 8 on Multilateralism and Global Governance
Department of Civil and Industrial Engineering, Industrial Engineering and Management - Uppsala University
ISPI Director of Studies
ISPI Research Assistant
Columbia University and Center for Economic Policy Research
Duke University
Graduate Institute Geneva, Center for Economic Policy Research, and Luigi Einaudi Foundation