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8 October 2019
Conference. Tuesday October 8th. 6:30 PM. Palau Macaya (Pg. Sant Joan, 108. Barcelona)The aim of this session is to tackle the migration phenomena from the public management perspective, identifying which elements must be taken into consideration when developing migration policies. It is sought a comparative view that allows us to understand which key factors are required to design public immigration...
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20 June 2019
More than 50 proposals to put inequalities in the center of debate
"It is important to start from the premise that inequality is a problem", said Joan Carles Gallego, former secretary general CC.OO. in Catalonia, during the presentation of "Exploring the Consensus Limits to Combat Inequalities", a document with more than 50 proposals aimed at the field of business, work, institutions and public policies and taxation, which aims to be a starting point to discuss and...
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13 June 2019
URBAN CHALLENGES FOR CLIMATE CHANGE."Cities can lead the fight against climate change. If we all go together, we can mitigate its effects, nobody will get anything on their own." This was one of the conclusions of the conference that Diana Reckien, an expert in urban planning and a doctor at the University of Twente (Holland), made on June 13 in the "Let's face climate change" cycle of the...
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20 May 2019
CLIMATE INNOVATION: REIMAGINING EVERYTHING In the CEO’s conference from EIT Climate-KIC, Kirsten Dunlop, didn’t leave anyone indifferent. From the last decade, innovation is the weapon used by her organization against the climate emergency and, precisely because we are in a race against the clock, she was optimistic: “the human being is capable of innovating and developing the most creative...
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RE-THINK
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE: ARE THEY COMPATIBLE? "Sustainability is increasingly interesting in financial markets, but we lack...
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