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The Impact of Biotechnology on Developing Countries

In this study, Ecologic Institute researchers Timo Kaphengst and Lucy Smith summarize the advantages and disadvantages of the increasing share of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in developing countries. The accrued benefits and/or disadvantages vary widely across the reviewed countries and depend on the  governance structures of each country. On the one hand, GM crops can increase export revenues; on the other hand, developing countries' resulting dependency on Western biotechnology companies could grow and threaten local farmers, especially smaller ones. Moreover, GMOs are...Read more

Water Management, Water Framework Directive and Hydropower - Workshop

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13 September 2011 to 14 September 2011
Brussels
Belgium

From 13 to 14 September 2011, the 2nd CIS workshop on Water Management, Water Framework Directive and Hydropower was held in Brussels. The key aim of the workshop was information exchange on legal requirements and technical tools of European States in order to implement measures for the improvement and achievement of good ecological status or potential, incentives which aim at...Read more

River Restoration to Support Effective Catchment Management - Stakeholder Workshop

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26 February 2013 to 27 February 2013
Brussels
Belgium

The technical and interactive Stakeholder Workshop on River Restoration to Support Effective Catchment Management will be held on 26 and 27 February 2013 at the Hotel Silken Berlaymont in Brussels. The workshop is planned as an interactive event with breakout sessions on different topics and the different types of rivers and pressures across Europe. This interactive format will allow stakeholders...Read more

Sino-German Training Course on Green Growth and Environmental Management

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27 March 2011 to 9 April 2011
Berlin, Hamburg
Germany

On behalf of GIZ, Ecologic Institute designed, organised and implemented a study tour for directors and assistant directors of various Chinese environmental agencies and the Chinese Ministry of Environment from 27 March to 9 April 2011. The training conveyed important aspects of European and German environmental policy to the participants through presentations, lectures and discussions. The programme was complemented by...Read more

ELEEP Network: New Funding and Plans for 2013

The ELEEP Network, which is run and operated by Ecologic Institute, Berlin, Ecologic Institute, Washington DC, and the Atlantic Council of the United States, has received grant funding from the European Commission and the Robert Bosch Stiftung to continue operations through mid-2014.

Ecologic Institute a Global Top 10 Environmental Think Tank again in 2012 Ranking

Berlin, Germany / Washington DC (17 January 2013)

For the third year running, Ecologic Institute was voted into the Global Top Ten Environment Think Tanks in the prestigious Global "Go-To Think Tank Index," conducted by the University of Pennsylvania. Ecologic Institute—based in Berlin, Germany, and Washington, DC—continues to be the only environmental Think Tank ranked among the Top 75 Think Tanks in Western Europe, where it rose from 37th place in 2011 to 33rd place in 2012. 

Transatlantic Policy Options to Address the Rapidly Changing Arctic

In this book chapter, Sandra Cavalieri and R. Andreas Kraemer of Ecologic Institute present policy options for the EU and the US for addressing challenges in the changing Arctic, summarizing key findings of the transatlantic Arctic Transform dialogue.  The book "Environmental Security in the Arctic Ocean" documents the proceedings of the 2010 NATO Advanced Research Workshop (ARW) in Cambridge, England, that was initiated and co-convened by Ecologic Institute.

The Book is available at the price of 89,99 € as e-book, 181,85 € as hardcover, and 96,25 € as...Read more

Renewable Energy in China

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13 December 2012
Berlin
Germany
The better integration of renewable energy, the creation of more flexibility for variable renewable energy, and the optimization of network expansion are shared challenges that China and Europe face on the way to a low-carbon economy. These topics were the discussion of a Dinner Dialogue hosted by Ecologic Institute with an expert delegation from China.Read more

European Union Action to Fight Environmental Crime (EFFACE)

The interdiscplinary research project "European Union Action to Fight Environmental Crime" (EFFACE) assesses the impacts of environmental crime as well as effective and feasible policy options for combatting it, with a focus on the EU. The project is funded under the 7th Research Framework Programme of the EU (FP7). Ecologic coordinates the work of 11 European universities and think tanks involved in the project.

The killing of elephants for their tusks, the export of harmful waste in contravention of existing regulations, the deliberate discharge of noxious substances from vesselsRead more

Strategic Development of the National Climate Initiative

Since 2008, the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety has financed the National Climate Initiative ((NKI) in German), in order to achieve its national target of an 80% reduction in carbon emissions by the year 2050.  In order to make optimal use of the funds, it is necessary to include technological innovation and societal processes in funding initiatives. This necessitates new approaches on many levels, involving many stakeholders and aspects of daily life. Researchers from Ecologic Institute, Arepo Consult, Oeko-Institut, and theRead more

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