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Lessons from Lockdown: More space for people and natureResponses to the coronavirus pandemic showed that we can quickly make more space for people and nature in our towns and cities. This briefing on lessons...
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Lessons from Lockdown: More space for people and natureResponses to the coronavirus pandemic showed that we can quickly make more space for people and nature in our towns and cities. This briefing on lessons...
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Lessons from Lockdown: Looking after each other betterThis thematic briefing on the lessons from lockdown demonstrates some of the ways in which people around the world have looked after each other in response...
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Individual behaviour and system change: how are they connected?A set of resources on the links between individual behaviour change and systems change
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Journal article: the business of rapid transitionAs long as there have been attempts to develop policy on climate change at national, regional and international levels, businesses have been involved in...
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Lessons from LockdownWhat can be learned from the coronavirus pandemic for the challenge of rapid transition in the face of the climate emergency and building fairer, more equal...
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Playing against the clockA new report – Playing against the clock: Global sport, the climate emergency and the case for rapid change – by leading academic and author, David...
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Crisis conversations – Reset #4: time, work and sharing economic benefitsA decade of economic hardship seemed to have transformed for increasingly urban workforces the promise of shorter working weeks and better work – life...
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Crisis conversations – Reset #3: thriving places to liveQuieter streets, cleaner air, more time – amidst the human tragedy of the Covid-19 outbreak other experiences are inviting people to ask more of the...
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Crisis conversations – Reset #2: learning as we go for long term transitionIn the debate over the global response to Covid19 a battle of hashtags has broken out between those urging a quick return to ‘normal’, and those saying...