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Our Next Green World: Pillars, Trends and Challenges for a Sustainable Future

Alessandro Gili
|
Davide Fanciulli
13 novembre 2020

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?

Climate, Inequality, and the Economics of Sustainability
Matthew J. Kotchen
Yale University
Building Differently Better: Towards a Just Energy Transition
Rabia Ferroukhi
IRENA
Circular Economy: principles for a sustainable recovery
Ellen MacArthur Foundation
From Climate Emergency to Climate Asset: Leveraging Transition System Dynamics and the Circular Economy
Courtney Savie Lawrence
UNDP, Cofounder of the Circular Design Lab, RSA Fellow
Aligning the Circular Economy and Sustainable Development
Matthew Anderson
University of Portsmouth
Sustainable Bonds: A Forceful Drive Towards Mainstreaming Sustainability Needed for Impact
José Siaba Serrate
CARI
Towards a New, Sustainable Paradigm: Pillars and Trends of the European Green Transition
Alessandro Gili
ISPI
,
Davide Fanciulli
ISPI
Mobility of the Future
Stefano Napoletano
McKinsey & Company
,
Nicola Sandri
McKinsey & Company
,
Luca Milani
McKinsey & Company
The Future of Sustainability: The Role of Global Cities in Shaping a New Sustainable Economy
Nicolas J.A. Buchoud
Renaissance Urbaine, Global Solutions Initiative Foundation
Sustainable Development: The Need for Healthy Global Cities
Tobia Zevi
ISPI

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EDITED BY

Alessandro Gili
ISPI
Davide Fanciulli
ISPI

This Dossier is realized with the support of the Policy Planning Unit of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation pursuant to art. 23-bis of Presidential Decree 18/1967.

The opinions expressed in this Dossier are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation and ISPI.

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