General Information about the Green Economics Institute
The Green Economics Institute has its own delegation to the COP Conferences, Kyoto Protocol including this year COP 22 2016 in Marakesh, Morrocco. We have also given two high profile radio interviews on BBC Radio Oxford. We have attended conferences in many places including Cancun Mexico and Riga, Latvia. We have also appeared on TV and radio in Italy, Tallin in Estonia, the UK and Bangladesh amongst many others, and received invitations from The Presidential office in Russia, the UK Government and several universities and governments in China. We have also been invited by governments and princes in several Gulf States as well as several parts of the United Nations and the International Labour Organisation.
Our CEO Miriam Kennet recently gave a speech in the UK House of Commons in the UK Parliament about Green Economics, and more specifically about recycling, reusing and repairing.
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Green Economics is one of the fastest growing global movements for change which has been taken up by many governments and NGOs and is having a huge influence on the worldwide social and economic landscape. It seeks to reform the very concept of economics itself by creating an entirely new discipline which is designed to help all people everywhere, prevent poverty as a given assumption, consider other species, nature and the planet and its systems.
The Green Economics Institute has been spreading this message and is leading thinking in this new global transformation. We are now an international network of 15,000 people, and we aim to change the world through this revolutionary way of thinking: Green Economics. We are achieving this by running lectures, organising conferences, briefing governments, teaching and educating and of course writing and publishing our own books and journals. The 21st century has marked an incredibly new and powerful age of Global Transformation-the Age of Green Economics.
We trained the Women Leaders Event last year for top civil servants on the importance of the role of women in the world economy at the National Government School who lists us as government leaders. We have lectured at the Oxford University European Affairs society on gender and its importance, and have also taught the staff at GCHQ about the importance of this issue for global security. We were published in the New Scientist, in an article about the importance of gender arguing that this is the single most important issue for the future. We are also working with women around the world in many different countries to change the global economics representation. We were part of a delegation to No 11 Downing Street in the UK to speak to the chancellor and we spoke in the Treasury about Green Economics.