Promoting new thinking, enhancing public education, and exploring new ideas in #economics. Economics as if people and the planet matter.
Cambridge, UK
Joined October 2016
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We hosted an insightful workshop on tackling the obstacles to #NetZero!
Participants discussed the challenges of #decarbonisation & how to overcome them (e.g., building #trust, reframing narratives) to drive #ClimateAction
Read more on our blog➡️bit.ly/Blog-TOTNZ
We're organising the Equinox Dialogue - two days of dialogue focussing on the advancement and future direction of IAMs and the #economics of #climatechange
More info about this unique event is available on our website
➡️bit.ly/EquinoxDialogue
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Have anything to say what the @IPCC_CH Seventh Assessment Report @AR7 should contain?
Deadline for scoping meeting nominations June 7th!
have questions about @IPCC_CH , Scoping meetings, IPCC reports? join me today at 3.30PM CET for this short info and mostly Q&A session!
Last week we held a workshop on tackling obstacles to #NetZero, exploring near-term barriers and what can be done to overcome them.
Two key takeaways:
1⃣ There is a need to change the narrative surrounding #ClimateChange. We need to create a positive narrative and build trust.
2⃣ Explaining and sharing the benefits of climate change #mitigation, as well as listening to those “stuck” in the system, can bring success.
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🌏 Curious to know more about our #SustainableInvestment service? 🌏
Our team of experts help clients quantify the physical and transitional risks of #climatechange through bespoke #climatescenarios analysis.
Learn more here ➡️ bit.ly/3Fcx7Z7
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The Cambridge Trust for New Thinking in Economics retweeted
If you are intrested to join the development of @IPCC_CH’s 7th Assessment Cycle from the beginning on you should contact your national Focal Point now to get nominated for the scoping meeting.
List of focal points is here: ipcc.ch/apps/contact/interfa…
The #IPCC is calling on its member governments and observer organizations to nominate experts who will draft the outline of the Working Group contributions to its Seventh Assessment Report.
Read the more ➡️ bit.ly/3UqKVJ1
The Cambridge Trust for New Thinking in Economics retweeted
Is Economics Education Fit for the 21st Century?
More than 15 yrs after the 2007/8 GFC, @RethinkEcon_EW - the student movement that swept the UK (and many parts of the world) calling for a drastic overhaul of the econ curriculum - reports its findings.
rethinkeconomics.org/2024/05…
Ever wanted to learn more about #semiconductor supply chains, #AI, and #economic statecraft?
This new reports presents a framework for UK-Korea strategic cooperation.
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📽️Watch co-authors @ChrisThoung , Eva Alexandri and @ruairidhm of our recent report 'The Economic Burden of Long Covid in the UK' unpack key findings and implications in our mini video series!
Find out more here👉 bit.ly/3xivACC #LongCovid
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📢📢JOB VACANCY: @CMAgovUK are seeking Economics Advisers for their Economics Returners Programme. Exciting opportunity to provide economic input to a diverse range of cases. Salary £59,100 - £66,750; various locations; flexible working available.
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A very perceptive analysis of the #macroeconomic impacts of #LongCOVID in the UK
Our new economic analysis reveals #LongCovid could be a long-term drag on economic growth and add pressure to already strained NHS 📊
Explore key findings👉bit.ly/4anCzIx #LongCovidresearch
Download Report Summary👉bit.ly/3TRStpb
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💡At a glance: Watch Director of Society Chris Thoung present new insights from our report 'The economic burden of #LongCovid in the UK'
➡️bit.ly/43z7xuV
#economicinactivity #PublicHealth #healthpolicy #healtheconomics
The Cambridge Trust for New Thinking in Economics retweeted
VIDEO: Our macroeconomic modelling expert Eva Alexandri shares key insights from our assessment of different Government financing options for #LongCovid healthcare costs and the impact they could have on the UK economy.
Watch here👉bit.ly/3TSyvJV
#NHS #PublicHealth
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Increased economic inactivity is one of the trends explored in our upcoming report looking at the wider macroeconomic impacts of #LongCovid in the UK by 2030 📊🔍
Stay tuned for the launch next week: bit.ly/49LHAuF #LongCovidAwareness
Rather than continuing fall, economic inactivity rebounded in 2023, with long-term sickness being the most common, and fastest growing, reason given for being outside the workforce.
#Budget2024
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So brilliant to listen to an amazing panel of inspirational women & the women who have inspired them with the @cityoflondon. Definitely true that being a parent is the toughest but most rewarding job. And women quietly get on delivering an amazing job. #WomensDay2024 @CBItweets
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Invest in women: Accelerate progress is the theme for this year's Int’l Women’s Day #IWD2024!
#IPCC champions #GenderEquality.
#IPCC’s Bureau, the team behind the IPCC’s scientific work, comprises 41% women. #IPCC Vice-Chair @DianaUrge, is also Chair of our Gender Action Team.
Happy #InternationalWomensDay to all the women in our network and beyond!
Today, we're celebrating the women who are driving economic growth and social change 🙌🦸♀️
The Cambridge Trust for New Thinking in Economics retweeted
🧮NEW ANALYSIS FROM NEF🧮 The poorest households will receive just 3% of the chancellor's #SpringBudget2024 giveaways. The cut to national insurance and changes to child benefit mean the richest 20% of households will get 13 times more than the poorest.
The Cambridge Trust for New Thinking in Economics retweeted
#HyViS Announcement📢
Our first series of seminars have been finalised! Join us for thought-provoking discussions on the future of #Hydrogen and its #ClimateImpact
To attend, emails us at [email protected] and we'll email you the Zoom link!
Details in the flyer below 👇
ALT List of upcoming HyViS seminars. First, "IMPROVING HYDROGEN CLIMATE IMPACT ASSESSMENTS BY INCLUDING OVERLOOKED FACTORS" on Wednesday 13th March at 2pm (GMT). Second, "HYDRA - HYDROGEN ECONOMY BENEFITS AND RISKS: TOOLS DEVELOPMENT AND POLICIES IMPLEMENTATION TO MITIGATE POSSIBLE CLIMATE IMPACTS" on Tuesday 30th April at 2pm (BST). Third and final, "HYDROGEN BUDGET/CLIMATE IMPACTS" on Wednesday 12th June at 2pm (BST).