The System Change Compass Resources
Following on from A System Change Compass: Implementing the European Green Deal in a time of recovery (2020), the International System Change Compass – The Global Implications of Achieving the European Green Deal (2022) report details how the EU can reshape its trade, investment and political relationships with low- and lower-middle income countries for an equitable transition in a globalised world. Here you will find a range of resources relating to both reports.
The Reports
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Commentaries
The EU cannot be a green island in a dirty world
by Heather Grabbe
Financial Times ( May 17 2022)
Why we need some long-term thinking at Davos
by Janez Potočnik
BusinessGreen (January 17th, 2023)
Current EU commitments on the European Green Deal too narrow in scope
by Sandrine Dixson-Declève
L’Osservatore Romano ( April 6, 2023)
Events
COP27, Sharm El Sheikh
Transformational economics meets transformational leadership: Pathways to emergence from emergency.
OECD, Paris
Reshaping global relationships with the European Green Deal.
Testimonials
A range of political and civic leaders have endorsed the International System Change Compass. These testimonials can be downloaded or embedded for promotional purposes.
Social media cards
Video
About the Partners
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The Club of Rome is a platform of diverse thought leaders who identify holistic solutions to complex global issues and promote policy initiatives and action to enable humanity to emerge from multiple planetary emergencies.
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The Open Society European Policy Institute is the EU policy and advocacy branch of the Open Society Foundations network, based in Brussels. It works to influence and inform decision-making on EU laws, policy, funding, and external action to maintain and promote open societies in Europe and beyond.
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SYSTEMIQ was founded in 2016 to drive the achievement of the Paris Agreement and the UN Sustainable Development Goals, by transforming markets and business models in four key economic systems: Regenerative land use, circular materials, clean energy and sustainable finance. A certified B-Corp, SYSTEMIQ combines high-level research with high-impact, on-the-ground work, and partners with business, finance, policy-makers and civil society to deliver change.