Global Governance

In the shadow of COP27, as the European energy crisis has driven the Eiffel Tower to dim its glow, the fifth edition of the Paris Peace Forum (PPF) welcomed heads of state and civil society leaders from across the global governance, environmental, public health, digital rights, and social justice spheres…

Separate and divided, we are split within. The choice is ours to reach out, heal, and connect to our common humanity. #ebbfmember Elena Mustakova shares this call to action at a critical time for our civilization. “We are witnessing tremendous courage and resilience sprouting fresh in new and new places…

An understanding of the evolution of life in our universe demonstrates that when life on a planet reaches the stage humanity has, and faces existential threats such as climate change, life is highly likely to find a way to reorganize itself to overcome those threats. …

The Future of Global Governance Series by the Center for Global Agenda (CGA) at Unbuilt Labs Organizers Joachim Nijs, 自然をつくる国日本 (Japan: Nation Building Nature), Founder Marvin Cheung, Center for Global Agenda (CGA) at Unbuilt Labs, Co-Director Marguerite Van Cook, Center for Global Agenda (CGA) at Unbuilt Labs, Co-Director Guest Speakers…

Abstract 自然をつくる国日本 (Japan: Nation Building Nature) and the Center for Global Agenda (CGA) at Unbuilt Labs is pleased to co-host a workshop to examine our relationship with nature and natural objects. This has profound implications for sustainable development and global governance in the age of climate crises. How might we…

This strategy paper identifies how ‘the one percent’ can organize themselves so that their self-interest will drive them to fix climate change and other existential threats. — Executive Summary Human civilization faces destruction if urgent action is not taken to fix climate change; Collectively, ‘the one percent’ has the power to co-opt governments across the planet to do what is necessary to mitigate climate change;

For those of you who do not know what GGI is, it is an experiential learning program for public policy enthusiasts, current or aspiring management consultants, development and social impact consultants and product managers. …

The climate is changing now and affecting all parts of the world in multiple ways, and it will get much worse if we do not take urgent action. — In this article that originally appeared on the Global Governance Forum’s blog, #ebbfmember Arthur Dahl shares a clear path for action to address the biggest challenge that our global cumulative innovation and ingenuity needs to solve. “On 9 August 2021, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released the first…

Written by #ebbfmember Augusto Lopez-Claros originally on Global Governance Forum The COVID-19 crisis is the largest shock to the global economy since the Great Depression of the early 1930s. The impact has been highly destabilizing and global in scope and perhaps no statistic captures more eloquently its welfare costs than…