Impact Hubs
The Club of Rome Impact Hubs harness the diversity of the Club’s activities and perspectives, of its members and the ecosystem which they belong. They serve as a creative impact space where Club of Rome members, associations and partners share transformational thought leadership and co-design solutions for impact.
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New Report to the Club of Rome: The Empty Sea
The “Blue Economy” is used to describe all of the economic activities related to the sea, with a special emphasis on sustainability. Traditional activities such as fisheries, but also undersea mining, tourism, and scientific research are included, as well as the...
Robert Heuberger – In Memoriam
The Club of Rome is very sad learning about the passing of Mr. Robert Heuberger at the blessed age of 99 years. His family, Winterthur and the world are losing a great friend. The Club of Rome was greatly privileged enjoying Robert Heubergers friendship and generosity...
New Report to the Club of Rome: Integral Investing
90% of employment and 55% of global GDP are generated by Small and Medium Enterprises. Yet, they belong to some of the most neglected parts of the economy. Moreover, investors and entrepreneurs find themselves in a dilemma in which they must choose between profit and...
Europe can only lead on sustainable finance if it follows the science
Lack of clarity on which economic activities truly benefit the climate is hampering capital allocation and enabling greenwashing, argue Sandrine Dixson-Declève (Co President, The Club of Rome) and Johan Rockström (Director, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact...
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Featured Blog
Hedge Funds versus Visionary Leaders
We are mobilizing to save Emanuel Faber and his regenerative practices at Danone. You can be part of this. The fight now raging at Danone is not only over the employment of one man, it is over the soul of the corporate world. All of us who care should shift our own investments into companies that foster social and environmental values. We must call out predatory activist investors and boards.
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