Campaigns – Green Economics Institute Trust

Our GEIT Charitable Projects, Research and Campaigns for education of the public include:

Health and Well Being, environmental justice, pollution, sustainable medical care, environmental health and planetary health. Recalibrating our relationship with nature.

2. Innovation and modernisation of the economy: Digitalisation and inclusion SDGs and the future of income work and labour- the effects of the digital revolution, Kondatrieff waves, fourth industrial revolution, green finance transfer, shifts in capital, investment, economics, trade, green economics, green economy, build back better, technology innovation for renewables, zero carbon, decarbonisation, circular economy, green deal authentification. Global Reset.

3. Reimagining matrifocal leadership, gender based analysis, innovation in womens leadership, training, events, publications, policy making, global leadership. Womens budgeting, womens soft power, womens empowerment, eco feminism, international climate feminist ambassador project in 2021.

4. Democracy, the relationship between the state and the individual, digitalisation and data privacy. Corporate take over of the state, corporatocracy, corruption, the revolving door, backlash strategies, greenwash, the new role of the state, technocracy, cronyism. Despair of the citizens, neo feudalism: We run events and create publications and books for educational events and to empower citizens, human rights. Indigenous rights, minority rights. Our next event on this subject: 5th June 2021

5. Green Deals, Green Networking and Green Networking and Maintaining Momentum for Change. We have a double blind peer reviewed academic journal, and a whole series of books- www.geibooks.org.uk. Our next event is 16th May 2021.

6. Survival Solutions, climate change, biodiversity loss, food and farming, social justice and environmental justice, future generations, indigenous, sea level rise, health, species extinction: a book series -and regular events: 16th Annual Green Economics Institute Conference -23rd -25th July 2021.

7. Greenwashing, maintaining social and environmental justice in narratives of recovery. Corporate watch, NGO activity, research, expert diversity, advising Think Tanks -leading new paradigms in truth, knowledge creation and the concept of experts.

8 Legal and Institutional innovation leadership: Rights of future generations, youth issues, new codices for the future, United Nations delegations, leading new innovations and generations of thought- education of the public. Indigenous perspectives. Global institional and capacity building. Building lasting international networks and modernising diplomatic channels.

9. Social Justice, poverty prevention, post pandemic poverty and inequality, economic distribution living wage, removing precarious sector and employment, economy and gigg economy, middle class, and reunionisation of the economy and new workers rights. Minimum wage- reclaiming the economy for ordinary people. Migration, climate displacement- peace.