Truenique is a company founded in 2012, based in Cyprus and it has significant knowledge on issues related to sustainable development, climate change and environmental management. Through time it has worked on issues related to adapting sustainability, for example to policies of the European Union including the maritime environment, climate change and also how the […]
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On November 21st and 22nd, 2024, the NeuroClima Consortium partners gathered in Athens, at the Impact Hub, for a two-day meeting filled with fruitful and collaborative discussions to prepare the design and implementation of the project pilots and to ensure the success of the upcoming phases of the project. The first day delved into the
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By Christina Deligianni, Senior Advisor, Truenique/ EU Climate Pact Ambassador As COP29 is being held in Baku, Azerbaijan, the world watches closely for a pivotal moment in climate policy. Nicknamed the “Finance COP”, this conference will be the first in 15 years to bring together representatives from every country to establish a new global climate
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CATAA – Centro de Apoio Tecnológico Agro-Alimentar is a non-profit agrifood technological centre and it’s dedicated to research, development, innovation and knowledge transfer with a focus on the agrifood sector. The centre promotes synergies between the scientific and technological communities and the business sector. CATAA covers nearly the entire food science cycle from post-harvest conservation
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Climate change represents one of the most significant threats to humanity, posing potentially catastrophic impacts on both people and the natural environment. Over the past three decades, climate policy has evolved into a significant policy domain, gaining substantial political importance, especially at the international level. In response, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change
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In the urgent pursuit of a sustainable future, the European Union is pioneering a transformative approach that blends technology with citizen engagement. At the heart of this movement lies NeuroClima, a ground-breaking project funded by the European Union under the Horizon Europe program and a research consortium of fifteen partners led by Politecnico di Milano.
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The Department of Design of the Politecnico di Milano is home to a multidisciplinary team of researchers which are working across diverse fields such as public management, digital transformation, healthcare, sustainability, communication design and data visualisation. The organisation excels in applied research and service design by addressing user needs, experience design and organisational change. Moreover,
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The current participatory democracy methods to engage citizens into policymaking are quite rudimental and most of them offer one-way only communication and fail to enable inclusive dialogue between citizens and institutions. Additionally, the deliberative spaces that are available today to co-create ideas and bridge these ideas to actions across diverse institutions and expertise are highly
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The Summit of the Future originated from a recommendation in the Our Common Agenda report, an initiative launched by the UN Secretary-General António Guterres for ideas on how better to respond to current and future challenges. Its aim is two-fold: accelerate efforts to meet our existing international commitments, and take concrete steps to respond to
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October 14th, 2024
Milan, Italy
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