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Leon Martini

MSc (Global Environment, Politics and Society)
BSc (Liberal Arts and Sciences)

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Leon Martini is a Researcher at the Ecologic Institute in Berlin. His main areas of research are EU and international climate policy and politics as well as the political economy of decarbonisation. Leon Martini is a native German speaker and fluent in English.

Leon Martini supports Ecologic Institute's research on EU climate policy, including the political conditions of and barriers to carbon pricing, green industrial policy, and the (international) political economy of the transition. Leon Martini is part of the project "Transformative Policies for a Climate-Neutral European Union (4I-TRACTION)", where he works on policy avenues for developing the EU's climate and energy policy, green industrial policies such as public procurement, and the communication of the project's results. Additionally, he conducts research on the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, the implications of decarbonisation for different economies, and the role of bilateral and plurilateral partnerships for the transition.

Before joining Ecologic Institute, Leon Martini worked as a research assistant at the University College Freiburg (Germany). Moreover, he gained firsthand experience in the field of politics during an internship at the German Bundestag, working in the field of agricultural policy. In addition to his studies, Leon Martini has been involved in a variety of volunteer activities in Freiburg.

Leon Martini studied 'Global Environment, Politics and Society' at the University of Edinburgh (United Kingdom). He holds an undergraduate degree in Liberal Arts and Sciences from the University of Freiburg (Germany), majoring in Environmental Studies. During his undergraduate, Leon Martini spent a semester at Yale-NUS College in Singapore. His studies abroad were funded by the Baden-Württemberg Foundation and the German Academic Exchange Foundation.

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Recent content by Leon Martini

Publication:Report
 
Cover of the Ecologic report "Developing Germany’s Partnerships for Transformation. How can Germany’s Energy, Climate, Development and Raw Materials Partnerships become more transformative for a resilient transition to climate neutrality"
This report provides an independent, systematic analysis of the structures, activities, and impacts of Germany’s Energy, Climate, Development, and Raw Materials Partnerships (ECDRPs). A particular focus lies on the partnerships with countries of the Global South. Based on the analysis, the report provides recommendations for the development of Germany’s partnerships by answering the central question: How can Germany's ECDRPs be made as impactful as possible and more transformative for a resilient transition towards climate neutrality in Germany and its partner countries?

Developing Germany's Partnerships for Transformation

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Publication:Policy Brief
 
Cover of the briefing "How can the G7 and G20 improve Just Energy Transition Partnerships?"
This policy brief takes stock of the existing JETPs and draws some preliminary conclusions. More-over, it discusses some of the challenges JETP face and how JETPs may be improved. Lastly, we outline some recommendations for the G7 and G20.

How Can the G7 and G20 Improve Just Energy Transition Partnerships?

Taking stock of Just Energy Transition Partnerships (JETP)

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In this research and dialogue project on behalf of the Climate Neutrality Foundation, Ecologic Institute analyzes the complex landscape of Germany's bilateral and plurilateral partnerships in the fields of energy, climate and raw materials, with a focus on partnerships with countries of the Global South.

Germany's Partnerships for Energy, Climate, Resources and Development

How to make their work more transformative towards climate neutrality

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Publication:Policy Brief
 
Cover with key messages of the policy brief "Climate Diplomacy in Turbulent Times. Taking stock of major climate developments in 2022"
This briefing by Michael Jakob and colleagues' reviews some of the major developments in global climate politics in the past year and looks ahead to 2023.

Climate Diplomacy in Turbulent Times

Taking stock of major climate developments in 2022

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Event:Digital Event
 
Neil Grant from Climate Analytics presenting
This webinar, co-hosted by Climate Analytics and Ecologic Institute, presented findings and recommendations for how the EU27 can transform its economy to fulfil the Paris Agreement 1.5 °C goal. The findings are based on a quantitative analysis of the latest evidence assessed by the IPCC, which had been used to develop 1.5 °C compatible pathways for the EU27 and selected Member States.

What Does the 1.5 °C Goal Require from EU Climate Policy?

An assessment from 4i-TRACTION


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