The 2021 Nobel Week Dialogue was a hybrid event with a global digital audience online, as well as a limited audience present in Gothenburg. There was a mix of speakers participating digitally and physically on stage. The goal of the event is to bring together a select group of the world's leading scientists, policy-makers and thinkers for a series of thought-provoking sessions and working groups on a topical science-related theme. With this event the Nobel Institutions aim to deepen the dialogue between the scientific community and the rest of society on issues connected with the Nobel Prize and of importance for the world.
Serge Haroche was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics 2012 "for ground-breaking experimental methods that enable measuring and manipulation of individual quantum systems."
Monica L. Smith is Professor in the Department of Anthropology and Professor in the Institute of the Environment and Sustainability at the University of California, Los Angeles. She holds the Navin and Pratima Doshi Chair in Indian Studies and is the director of the South Asian Archaeology Laboratory at the Cotsen Institute of Archaeology.
Karen Seto is the Frederick C. Hixon professor of geography and urbanization science at the Yale School of the Environment. Her central research focus is how urbanisation will affect the planet. A geographer by training, she integrates remote sensing, field interviews, and modeling methods to study urbanisation and land change, future urban land expansion, and the environmental consequences of urbanisation at scale.
Nicolas J.A. Buchoud is a fellow of the Global Solutions Initiative (GSI, Berlin) and O.P. Jindal Global University Centre for Sustainability (Sonipat, India) and an honorary member of the Indonesian Creative Cities Network (ICCN). Juleen Zirath is a member of the Nobel Committee at Karolinska Institute.
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Towards Sustainable Urbanisation: A Nobel Week Dialogue panel discussion
ENG. Nobel laureate Serge Haroche is joined by Monica Smith, Karen Seto and Nicolas Buchoud in a panel discussion entitled "Towards Sustainable Urbanisation", hosted by Juleen Zirath.
The Nobel Week Dialogue is an annual science conference.
ECHO. Nobel Dialogue featureed the Grand Paris Alliance for its work on ‘extracting vs intersecting’ back in 2021
ENG. In Dec. 2021, Nicolas J.A. Buchoud was invited to the Nobel Dialogue and he presented the first results of the INTERSECTING Global Editorial project, in particular the strategic approach to move from ‘extracting’ to ‘intersecting’ as part of sustainable, long-term responses to the Covid-19 pandemic and follow an international ad-hoc conference with OP Jindal University (Sonipat, India) on
More about the keynote of Nicolas J.A. Buchoud in Gothenburg at the Nobel Dialogue (Dec. 2021):
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Paradigmatic Shift from “Extracting” to “Intersecting”: 2030 Agenda through the Lens of Covid-19 Pandemic (July 2021)
ZOOM on the Nobel Prize 2024 in Economic Sciences, awarded to Daron Acemoglu (MIT) Simon Johnson (MIT) and James A. Robinson, University of Chicago “for studies of how institutions are formed and affect prosperity”
ENG. (…) Some countries become trapped in a situation with extractive institutions and low economic growth. The introduction of inclusive institutions would create long-term benefits for everyone, but extractive institutions provide short-term gains for the people in power. As long as the political system guarantees they will remain in control, no one will trust their promises of future economic reforms. According to the laureates, this is why no improvement occurs (…)
More information: https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/economic-sciences/2024/press-release/
Nobel Prize 2024 in Economic Sciences
OCTOBRE
Photo source: AURECON, 2024
ENG. An original podcast by AURECON, featuring Michael NOLAN, Climate change risk & resilience leader at AURECON, and Nicolas J.A. Buchoud – Recorded in Sydney, September 2024.
SYDNEY
Resilient Infrastructure: Protecting the Future of our Communities
6 SEPTEMBRE
ENG. Meeting at the occasion of the roundtable about ‘Life Economies’ at the Permanent mission of the African Union at the United-Nations, New York, september 24, 2024.
Featured on the photo: Pooja Kapur, Additional Secretary and G20 Sous-sherpa of India, Andreas Schaal, Director, OECD, Sherpa to the G7, the G20 and APEC, Gustavo Westmann, Head of the Special Advisory Office for International Affairs, General Secretariat of the Presidency of the Republic of Brazil, and Coordinator, G20 Social, Heerad Sabeti, CEO, Fourth Sector Group, Pamla Gopaul, Head of the Policy Bridge Tank Programme, African Union Development Agency (AUDA-NEPAD), and Nicolas J.A. Buchoud
FR. Avec Nicolas J.A. Buchoud à l’occasion du Sommet pour le Future.
New-York, Nations-Unies, 21 septembre 2024.
NEW YORK
Rencontre avec Eckart Würzner, Maire de Heidelberg (Baden Würtmeberg, Allemagne)
21 SEPTEMBRE
NEW YORK
Life Economies and the Future of Development:
Going beyond GDP to achieve the SDGs and Agenda 2063
24 SEPTEMBRE
NEW YORK
Exploring a New Development Paradigm: Reference to Life Economy, New-York ‘India at UNGA’,
Consulate General of India, September 25, 2024
ENG. With Ligia Noronha, UN Assistant Secretary General and director of the New-York Office, UNEP, Pramod K. Anand, Visiting Fellow, Research and Information Systems (RIS), New Delhi, Rafaela Guedes, Senior Fellow, Brazilian Center for International Relations (CEBRI), Pamla Gopaul, Head of the Policy Bridge Tank Programme, African Union Development Agency (AUDA-NEPAD), and Nicolas J.A. Buchoud
25 SEPTEMBRE
Tashkent
Ouzbekistan
World Conferences on Creative Economy, WCCE
La 4ème édition de WCCE s’est tenue à Tashkent en Ouzbekistan du 2 au 4 octobre 2024. Nicolas J.A. Buchoud, Président du Cercle Grand Paris, participait à la plénière the ‘Future Frontiers of Creative Economy’, avec Rebecca Grynspan, Secretary General of UNCTAD, Santiago S. Uno, Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy of Indonesia, Sylvie Forbin, Deputy director general, WIPO, and Gayane Umerova, Chair, Uzbekistan Art and Culture Foundation (ACDF).
2/4 OCTOBRE
Cercle Grand Paris is an active member of T20 Brasil Taskforce 2 ‘Sustainable climate action and just energy transitions’
ENG. The T20 Brasil Communiqué offers concrete and actionable policy recommendations for the Brazilian G20 Presidency, reflected in T20 Brasil’s six Task Forces (TFs).
The recommendations are based on more than 300 Policy Briefs, six Task Force Statements, as well as dozens of side-events organized in the past few months and the T20 Brasil Inception Conference, held in March.
The proposals presented by T20 Brasil, alongside the recommendations of other Engagement Groups, will give think tanks and representatives of civil society the opportunity to inform the G20 decision-making process and influence the development of new paths for international cooperation to tackle global challenges.
More info about the T20 Brazil Communiqué: https://t20brasil.org/en/communique
Release of the T20 Brasil Communiqué
JUIN
Chap. 10. A Scientific Strategy for a New Sustainable Economy, by Lan-Phuong Phan
Tetsushi Sonobe, Nicolas J. A. Buchoud, Riznaldi Akbar, and Bayarbileg Altansukh, ed.
Access to the book:
Access to Chap. 10:
Transforming ASEAN: Strategies for Achieving Inclusive and Sustainable Growth
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Consultation sur les conclusions du sommet WCCE de Tashkent et développement des coopérations du Cercle Grand Paris.
Plus d’ information: https://www.wcce.uz/en/programs
World Conferences on Creative Economy, WCCE
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