Cities – and their leaders – are crucial actors in efforts to tackle climate change. In 2020, cities comprised 67% of global emissions (IPCC, 2022). It is perhaps not surprising therefore, that city leaders have joined their national and international counterparts in setting ambitious targets for emissions reductions.
Most people in most places do not WFH and people's ability to work remotely is clearly socially stratified. It is thus vital that the new normal does not bypass large swaths of the population and parts of the country.
From September 2023, IPPO will begin a series of public, online events on new methods for mobilising evidence for greatest impact, to guide researchers, policymakers and intermediaries. Details for every session will be updated here. Please also sign up to our newsletter to get further insight into all of our work. New Digital Tools For Linking Evidence to Action This discussion will explore how new tools are improving our ability to synthesise evidence and more clearly connect research evidence with public policy outcomes. Our speakers are: September 5th, 2023: 14:00-15:00. Watch the...
Even if governments are clear about what they should do, turning policy ideas into change remains highly challenging. How can evidence support to inform not only the what, but the how?
