Sandrine Dixson-Declève, Co-President of the Club of Rome, will be joining the MIT Sustainability Summit 2024: “Systems Change: Accelerating Solutions and collaborations for Planetary Wellbeing.” Her talk “From Limits to Growth to Earth to All” will be focusing on systems change, planetary boundaries, and strategies for steering the world towards a sustainable future.
The summit’s central theme is the urgent need for systemic change to address climate challenges, emphasizing collaborative, cross-sectoral action for sustainability. It focuses on creating positive tipping points in key sectors like agriculture, construction, and transportation, leveraging system dynamics and innovation to transition towards a sustainable, net-zero future by 2040.
The MIT Sustainability Summit is an annual event that has grown to include hundreds of attendees ranging from professionals, academics and students. As one of the world’s preeminent research universities, MIT and its five schools—science, engineering, architecture and planning, humanities and social science, and management—are in a unique position to bring business and societal leaders together with academic researchers and students to address challenges in sustainability.
