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Jennifer Rahn

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Jennifer Rahn is a visual designer at Ecologic Institute. She supports the Institute's work in the field of scientific, environmental policy advisory by designing and creatively integrating information into digital and print media. Her work focuses on web and content design, print and online publication design, infographics, and corporate design. Jennifer Rahn is particularly interested in creating complex yet easy-to-understand infographics. Jennifer Rahn works in German and English.

Before working as an in-house designer for Ecologic Institute, Jennifer Rahn worked for various web and marketing agencies with different focuses. While working at 3pc GmbH, she was involved in developing the concept for the relaunch of the Wahl-O-Mat for the federal election in 2013 and subsequently implemented the redesign on behalf of the Federal Agency for Civic Education. Most recently, Jennifer Rahn worked for a small company in the energy sector, designing and implementing innovative marketing and communication strategies for municipal energy suppliers.

As a media designer for digital and print, specializing in design and technology, Jennifer Rahn completed her training at 3pc GmbH in Berlin in 2011.

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Selected projects by Jennifer Rahn
ProjectHorizon 2020Transformative Policies for a Climate-neutral European Union (4i-TRACTION)
 

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To achieve climate neutrality by 2050, EU policy will have to be reoriented – from incremental towards structural change. As expressed in the European Green Deal, the challenge is to initiate the necessary transformation to climate neutrality in the coming years, while... Read more

Transformative Policies for a Climate-neutral European Union (4i-TRACTION)

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ProjectScientific Coordination of Research Projects on "Plastics in the Environment – Sources • Sinks • Solutions" (PlastikNet)
 
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In the framework of the scientific accompanying research (PlastikNet) of the research focus "Plastics in the Environment – Sources • Sinks • Solutions" (Plastik in der Umwelt – Quellen • Senken • Lösungsansätze) Ecologic Institute coordinates 20 joint research projects,... Read more

Scientific Coordination of Research Projects on "Plastics in the Environment – Sources • Sinks • Solutions" (PlastikNet)

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ProjectThird Cycle of the German Participatory Forum on Fish Protection and Downstream Migration
 

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With the aim of achieving "good ecological status" in all water bodies by 2015, the Water Framework Directive requires Member States to put more emphasis on hydromorphological issues and watercourse connectivity for the conservation and restoration of fish populations.... Read more

Third Cycle of the German Participatory Forum on Fish Protection and Downstream Migration

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ProjectThe EU4Ocean Coalition for Ocean Literacy
 
Why the EU4Ocean Coalition? The ocean is a source of life for human beings. It gives us food, oxygen and energy. It is home to many species and acts as climate regulator. Understanding how we influence the ocean and how the ocean influences us is at the core of ocean... Read more

The EU4Ocean Coalition for Ocean Literacy

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ProjectHorizon 2020Reconciling Science, Innovation and Precaution through the Engagement of Stakeholders (RECIPES)
 
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How do we take sound decisions on new or emerging technologies? The RECIPES project (REconciling sCience, Innovation and Precaution through the Engagement of Stakeholders) aims to develop new tools and guidelines to ensure the precautionary principle is applied while... Read more

Reconciling Science, Innovation and Precaution through the Engagement of Stakeholders (RECIPES)

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Selected publications by Jennifer Rahn
PublicationWebsite4i-TRACTION: innovation · investment · infrastructure · integration
 
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The Ecologic Institute designed and developed the 4i-TRACTION website. It provides information and materials on transformative policies for a climate-neutral European Union, as well as information on events. Ecologic Institute coordinates the project ... Read more

Ecologic Institute (2021): 4i-TRACTION: innovation – investment – infrastructure – integration. URL: https://www.4i-traction.eu

PublicationInfographicEcologic Institute from a Personal Perspective
 
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This infographic provides a look behind the scenes and introduces some of the people who make up the heart and soul of the Ecologic Institute. The infographic was developed, designed and implemented by Ecologic Institute's staff members. ... Read more

Ecologic Institute (2022): Ecologic Institute from a Personal Perspective. Infographic. Online: http://www.ecologic.eu/ecologic-infographic

Recent content by Jennifer Rahn

Publication:Infographic
 
This image shows the infographic of Ecologic Institute
This infographic provides a look behind the scenes and introduces some of the people who make up the heart and soul of the Ecologic Institute. The infographic was developed, designed and implemented by Ecologic Institute's staff members.

Ecologic Institute from a Personal Perspective

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Publication:Website
 
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Are you interested in environmental issues or European policy? Would you like to understand what the European Green Deal is, and how will it impact our lives in the years to come? Then you have come to the right place. On the Green Deal – Big Deal website you can find all episodes of our podcast, our webinars and additional information about the European Green Deal.

Green Deal – Big Deal?

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Publication:Policy Brief
 
The RECIPES project aimed to develop new tools and guidelines to ensure the precautionary principle is applied while still encouraging innovation. The objective was to address and reduce societal controversy while helping policymakers and other stakeholders to assess risks and uncertainty and applying the precautionary principle taking into account innovation. This series of policy briefs condenses the joint research project findings and presents them consistently in the project design, developed by Ecologic Institute.

Reconciling Science, Innovation and Precaution through the Engagement of Stakeholders (RECIPES) – Policy brief series

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