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Registrace 26. 05. 2013
Lessons from public-private partnerships in healthcare
Research seminar: Altaf Virani, Associate Professor of Public Policy and leader of the Master of Public Policy and Management program at Monash University, Indonesia.
www.monash.edu/msdi/news-and-events/events/events/2024/designing-sustainable-partnerships-lessons-from-public-private-partnerships-in-healthcare
www.monash.edu/msdi/news-and-events/events/events/2024/designing-sustainable-partnerships-lessons-from-public-private-partnerships-in-healthcare
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Lessons for accelerating progress on all 17 SDGs and net zero
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Research Seminar Series: Dr Cameron Allen, MSDI "Modelling six sustainable development transformations in Australia - lessons for accelerating progress on all 17 SDGs and net zero" www.monash.edu/msdi/news-and-events/events/events/2024/modelling-six-sustainable-development-transformations-in-australia
Net Zero Living Lab showcase
zhlédnutí 97Před měsícem
Our Net Zero Precincts team is taking the lead on advancing climate action in the Clayton area. The leads from a range of initiatives came together at our living lab showcase at the beginning of July to share updates, stories and map additional activity in the precinct. www.monash.edu/msdi/initiatives/explore/projects/net-zero-precincts
Governance and accountability challenges of SDG implementation
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Research seminar: Thomas Hickmann, Associate Professor at the Department of Political Science of Lund University in Sweden. www.monash.edu/msdi/news-and-events/events/events/2024/governance-and-accountability-challenges-of-sdg-implementation
Advancing clean energy access for a truly just transition
zhlédnutí 27Před 3 měsíci
Research seminar: Ambuj Sagar, Deputy Director (Strategy & Planning) and the Vipula and Mahesh Chaturvedi Professor of Policy Studies at the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IITD) www.monash.edu/msdi/news-and-events/events/events/2024/advancing-clean-energy-access-for-a-truly-just-transition
The twin transition is taking up speed - yet are we in the driver’s or the passenger’s seat?
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Research seminar: Peter Biegelbauer www.monash.edu/msdi/news-and-events/events/events/2024/the-twin-transition-is-taking-up-speed-yet-are-we-in-the-drivers-or-the-passengers-seat
Economic growth imperatives: a review and critique
zhlédnutí 65Před 3 měsíci
Research seminar with Lorenz Keysser, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. www.monash.edu/msdi/news-and-events/events/events/2024/economic-growth-imperatives-a-review-and-critique
Law and sustainable development
zhlédnutí 64Před 3 měsíci
Two speakers: - "Sustainable monetary policy and its legal limits" with Prof Jörn Axel Kämmerer - "Green financial instruments and the pitfalls of green regulation" with Dr Christoph Kumpan www.monash.edu/msdi/news-and-events/events/events/2024/joint-clars-msdi-research-seminar
Transitions to sustainable health systems
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Further information: www.monash.edu/msdi/initiatives/transitions-to-sustainable-healthcare
Perspectives on the sustainable development goals and the role of universities
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Research seminar: Andrea Cuesta Claros www.monash.edu/msdi/news-and-events/events/events/2024/transforming-universities-perspectives-on-the-sustainable-development-goals-and-the-role-of-universities
Net Zero Precincts - a Monash living lab
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The Net Zero Precincts project is an interdisciplinary approach to decarbonising cities. It is building a collaborative, creative and sustainable vision of the future on the Monash Clayton campus. www.monash.edu/msdi/annual-report-2023/discover-our-impact/climate-action
Community Days at RISE
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Educational and festive community days strengthen relationships between the RISE team and residents, creating more opportunities for beneficial collaboration. www.monash.edu/msdi/annual-report-2023/discover-our-impact/environment-and-health
Citarum Action Research Program Masterplan Launch
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Celebrating the ambition and commitment to revitalise the Citarum River in collaboration with West Java communities and government. www.monash.edu/msdi/annual-report-2023/discover-our-impact/circular-economy
Fire to Flourish in 2023
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Two studies of community-led disaster resilience in Clarence Valley and Eurobodalla, NSW. Communities affected by climate change related disasters build visions for their thriving future. www.monash.edu/msdi/annual-report-2023/discover-our-impact/inclusive-prosperity
Message from MSDI's Chair & Director
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www.monash.edu/msdi/annual-report-2023
The role of behaviour change in systems transformation
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The role of behaviour change in systems transformation
Master of Enviroment - Leadership in Sustainable Development Specialisation
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Master of Enviroment - Leadership in Sustainable Development Specialisation
Net Zero Precincts - a Monash living lab
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Net Zero Precincts - a Monash living lab
MSDI at COP28 - driving climate action
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MSDI at COP28 - driving climate action
Systems thinking and behaviour change in a circular economy
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Systems thinking and behaviour change in a circular economy
Beyond inequality: Envisioning a just urban energy transformation for disadvantaged neighbourhoods
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Beyond inequality: Envisioning a just urban energy transformation for disadvantaged neighbourhoods
Regional and urban challenge-driven innovation policy: Experimentation, contestation & deliberation
zhlédnutí 45Před 7 měsíci
Regional and urban challenge-driven innovation policy: Experimentation, contestation & deliberation
The X-curve of transitions and implications for transformative action
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The X-curve of transitions and implications for transformative action
Systems transformation and radical transitions
zhlédnutí 92Před 9 měsíci
Systems transformation and radical transitions
Financing environmental conservation in the Asia Pacific
zhlédnutí 26Před 9 měsíci
Financing environmental conservation in the Asia Pacific
Jeffrey Sachs on the SDGs and wellbeing in Australia
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Jeffrey Sachs on the SDGs and wellbeing in Australia
Green industrial policy: the necessary evil to avoid a climate catastrophe
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Green industrial policy: the necessary evil to avoid a climate catastrophe
Politics, Cities, Pandemics and One Health
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Politics, Cities, Pandemics and One Health
Environmental politics and the anthropocene city
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Environmental politics and the anthropocene city
Thank you for uploading this fascinating presentation for us all to learn from!
Repair can indeed play a crucial role in the transition of university precincts to net zero. Here's how via ChatGPT: "Resource Conservation: Repairing existing infrastructure and buildings instead of replacing them outright conserves resources. It reduces the need for new materials, which often require significant energy for extraction, processing, and transportation. By extending the lifespan of buildings and infrastructure, universities can reduce their overall environmental footprint. Energy Efficiency: Repairing and retrofitting existing buildings to make them more energy-efficient is often more sustainable than building new structures. Improving insulation, sealing leaks, upgrading HVAC systems, and installing energy-efficient lighting can significantly reduce energy consumption and contribute to achieving net-zero emissions goals. Cost Savings: Repairing existing infrastructure can be more cost-effective in the long run compared to building new facilities. While initial repair costs may seem high, they are often outweighed by the savings in energy costs and the avoided expenses of constructing entirely new buildings. Preservation of Heritage and Character: Many university precincts contain historic buildings with architectural significance. Repairing and preserving these structures not only helps maintain the unique character of the campus but also contributes to cultural heritage conservation. It can also enhance the university's reputation as an institution committed to sustainability and preservation. Community Engagement and Education: Incorporating repair and retrofitting projects into university initiatives provides opportunities for community engagement and education. These projects can serve as living laboratories for students and researchers to learn about sustainable building practices, energy efficiency technologies, and conservation techniques. Regulatory Compliance and Stakeholder Expectations: With increasing regulations and stakeholder expectations regarding environmental sustainability, universities may be required to reduce their carbon footprint and adopt net-zero strategies. Repairing existing infrastructure can be a proactive step in meeting these regulatory requirements and fulfilling stakeholder expectations. In conclusion, repair plays a vital role in the transition of university precincts to net zero by conserving resources, improving energy efficiency, saving costs, preserving heritage, engaging the community, and meeting regulatory and stakeholder demands. It should be integrated into broader sustainability initiatives to achieve long-term environmental goals effectively." MiA is also supportive of repair cafes on university campuses where the next generation is introduced to repair and the crucial role it plays in the transition to net zero.
Significant work done by MSDI again
I will like to study here
Regime changes that the U.S. has done around the world has really bad consequences, having caused humanitarian crises! Sustainability should not 5:56 take on hues of any sort from the notorious regime changes and regime change wars that the U.S. has done to destabilize parts of the world that the U.S. doesn’t like!
Regime changes that the U.S. has done around the world has really bad consequences, having caused humanitarian crises! Sustainability should not 5:56 take on hues of any sort from the notorious regime changes and regime change wars that the U.S. has done to destabilize parts of the world that the U.S. doesn’t like!
What does sustainability have to do with sustainability?!
Es una maravilla ese proyecto. Nos informan todas las tragedias y no esas realidades tan valiosas y de tanto beneficio para personas pobres y en riesgo
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No one cares about global warming, if we did we wouldn't be mining crypto
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This is impressive and indeed a great work. W must embrace sustainability by ensuring that development does not rob us the sanctity and liveliness of the environment. Thanks for the good work RISE.
Paul's a champ. My next door neighbor growing up too. Onya Paulie!
Cool! Sounds like there's a great opportunity for California and Australia to learn from each other!
The most concerning feature of the Sustainable Development Goals now being developed is that are based on the assumption that we can have infinite economic growth on a finite planet. To be frank, the whole framework of the SDGs is either a display of gross ignorance, a massive failure of leadership, a profound lack of the courage needed to tell it like it is or a combination of any of the three. There IS a limit to economic growth. This MUST be acknowledged. The need of, and the planning for, the Steady State Economy must be recognised. Without such acknowledgement the SDGs deserve to be describe as deceptive Polyannaism.
Here's the document - have a read sustainabledevelopment.un.org/focussdgs.html Your "concerning feature" doesn't feature, oddly enough. Other than that, I fully agree with you. It is not perfect but it is not arguing for unlimited growth on a finite planet. On the contrary, it is arguing that we have a finite planet and we need to acknowledge that when it comes to further development.