Les RDD sont organisées chaque année à l’issue de l’Assemblée générale de l’ONU à travers toutes les régions françaises pour permettre à tous de réfléchir aux problématiques liées au développement durable et dont les solutions viendront de l’action internationale comme des politiques territoriales. Le programme des Rencontres du Développement Durable 2021 a été co-construit avec l’ensemble des partenaires rassemblés par l’Institut Open Diplomacy pour permettre à chacune et chacun de s’emparer des enjeux écologiques. Des villes durables à la finance responsable, en passant par l'industrie du futur, les partenaires ont choisi 10 fils rouges pour aider les citoyens à rentrer dans l’univers complexe de la transition écologique et solidaire.
PARTNERSHIP
PARTENAIRES
17h30 à 18h45 | Clôture « Green Deal, Fit for 55, Next Generation EU… Faisons la transition, mobilisons l’Union ! » – Stream « Construire l’avenir de l’Union »
Modération : Thomas Friang, Fondateur et Directeur général de l’Institut Open Diplomacy
Intervenants :
– Michel Derdevet, Président de Confrontations Europe
– Dr. Thomas Pellerin-Carlin, Directeur du Centre Energie de l’Institut Jacques Delors
– Dr. Guntram Wolff, Directeur de Bruegel
– Barbara Pompili, Ministre de la Transition écologique (TBC)
– Pascale Joannin, Directrice générale de la Fondation Robert Schuman (TBC)
17h30 à 18h45 | Clôture « Green Deal, Fit for 55, Next Generation EU… Faisons la transition, mobilisons l’Union ! » – Stream « Construire l’avenir de l’Union »
Modération : Thomas Friang, Fondateur et Directeur général de l’Institut Open Diplomacy
Intervenants :
– Michel Derdevet, Président de Confrontations Europe
– Dr. Thomas Pellerin-Carlin, Directeur du Centre Energie de l’Institut Jacques Delors
– Dr. Guntram Wolff, Directeur de Bruegel
– Barbara Pompili, Ministre de la Transition écologique (TBC)
– Pascale Joannin, Directrice générale de la Fondation Robert Schuman (TBC)
SUR LE MÊME THÈME
ON THE SAME THEME
PUBLICATIONS
Unlocking sufficiency at the EU, National and Local Level
Sufficiency: Wellbeing for all within planetary boundaries
Fundamental decarbonisation through sufficiency by lifestyle changes
The sufficiency manifesto
Report on citizen engagement activities
Report on vertical and horizontal multilevel governance: 5 case studies
Report on the comparative analysis of sufficiency policies
Gas supply security in Europe
2023 European Year of Skills
The Swedish energy transition.
A race far from won
Regional perspectives on energy citizenship and citizen participation in the energy transition
Energy Sufficiency
European Dependence on Russian Gas –The Example of Nord Stream 2
Climate policy
of the new German Government
The German Energy transition
High energy prices. Russia fights back?
Cop 26: Europe leads the way towards climate neutrality
The European energy price spike
Building a clean mobility system in times of COVID-19
European Recovery Plan: Time for Green and Social Bonds!
Greener after
L’Europe sans charbon
Overcoming covid-19 crises
by building a clean and resilient Europe
Cities in Europe
What EU innovation can do for climate neutrality
A small electric car is 3 times cleaner than a small gasoline car
Climate Change: at the Heart of a New European Political Balance
Making the European energy transition socially sustainable
Electric vehicles, european mobility and industrial leadership at stake
Clean Mobility: The European Way – A Comprehensive Approach to Electric Vehicles in the Energy Transition
A French-German Cooperation Agenda for the Energy Transition in Europe
Reinforcing the EU Budget with a fossil-fuel contribution
Electric Cars: a Driver of Europe’s Energy Transition
Putting the consumer at the centre of the European energy system
Investment in Europe: Making the best of the Juncker Plan
COP21: an opportunity to speed up the global energy transition
2015 Climate negotiations: Speeding up or slowing down the energy transition?
The Energy Union: prospects, goals and challenges
Energy policy: European challenges, Spanish answers
What new Climate and Energy Package for the EU?
Think Global – Act European IV. Thinking Strategically about the EU’s External Action
Think Global – Act European IV – Thinking Strategically about the EU’s External Action
Meeting Europe’s resource challenge within and beyond EU borders
Promoting low-carbon energies in the Mediterranean Partner Countries
Saving emissions trading from irrelevance
The role of gas in the external dimension of the EU energy transition
EU resource management: time for coherence
A green path of growth for the European economy? Synthesis of Green Forum 2012
Energy Transition by 2050: A Multifaceted Challenge for Europe
Joint responses to energy challenges through a European Energy Community
European solidarity : where do we stand? Should we foster it and how?
An External Energy Strategy for the EU
Nuclear energy in Europe: what future?
Towards a European Energy Community
Contribution to the European Commission Consultation: European Energy Strategy 2010/2020
Towards a European Energy Community: A Policy Proposal
Background Paper : Energy Trends in Europe
An ever less carbonated Union ? Towards a better European taxation against climate change
Collective Power: Enhanced Cooperation as the Driver of a Common Tradable Green Certificate Market
Sense and Flexibility: the Implementation of the EU ETS
Energy divides the European Union
MÉDIAS
MEDIAS
Enrico Letta is thinking about funding for the green transition
A fairer energy system with energy communities
