17 December 2020 - 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...
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EU sustainable finance framework at risk of deviating from science
27 November 2020 - Context On November 20th, the European Commission has published its draft Delegated Act for the so-called EU taxonomy, setting out the technical criteria to determine economic activities that contribute significantly to climate change mitigation and...
London Climate Action Week: Planetary Emergency Partnership Anniversary Series
12 July 2020 - One year after the launch of the Planetary Emergency Plan during the London Climate Action Week 2019, the Club of Rome, Potsdam Institute, WWF and Planetary Emergency Partners reflect on the 'Emergence from Emergency' narrative in a post-COVID context...
Paint it brown
18 June 2020 - After devising a taxonomy of green activities, the EU has been called on to create a ‘brown’ taxonomy. Would it be a help, or an unnecessary complication, asks Christopher Marchant First published in Environmental Finance Download the pdf...
Conference: Nature’s Return
03 June 2020 - Finance Watch and the Club of Rome invite you to their online conference on the EU’s Biodiversity Strategy 2030, Green Deal & Recovery Plan: Nature’s Return – Embedding environmental goals at the heart of financial decision-making Further...
Finance Watch & The Club of Rome Conference
11 March 2020 - Finance Watch and the Club of Rome invite you to their conference on 23 April 2020 at the Renaissance Brussels Hotel: The real prize of the EU Green Deal Embedding environmental goals at the heart of economic and financial decision-making April 23rd,...
The Club of Rome launches Finance Impact Hub in Brussels
20 February 2020 - The first meeting of the Club of Rome Finance Impact Hub in Brussels brought together officials from the European Institutions, EIB, ECB, Central Banks, Impact Investors, Finance Institutes, Foundations, Academics, and Members of the Club of Rome....
New Report to the Club of Rome: Sustainable Future – Overcoming the Barriers
02 December 2019 - In the new report to the Club of Rome Sustainable Action – Overcoming the Barriers, author Christian Berg unpacks the complexity in understanding the barriers we face in moving towards a sustainable future, providing solution perspectives at every...
The Club of Rome commends the EIB for its progressive leadership in confronting the Planetary Emergency
15 November 2019 - The Club of Rome applauds the EIB’s landmark decision to pull out of all unabated fossil fuel financing by 2021. As the world’s largest public financing institution, last night’s decision has put the EIB on the right side of history and secured its...
Support for EIB 2020 Pledge to stop fossil energy lending
07 October 2019 - 30 businesses, investment groups and scientific institutions have sent a letter to the European Investment Bank, calling on it to deliver on its recent proposal to stop investing in fossil fuel projects by the end of 2020. The letter joins a similar...