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  • A Hundred and Fifty Shades of Green

    A Hundred and Fifty Shades of Green
    23.03.2026 | Rafael Popper | Views: 38

    From Evidence to Action Sustainability is not held back by a lack of ambition. Strategies, frameworks, and targets are everywhere. The real challenge lies elsewhere – in turning that ambition into action. This is the starting point of A Hundred and Fifty Shades of Green . Rather than...

  • Aligning Innovation, Policy, and Transitions

    Aligning Innovation, Policy, and Transitions
    22.03.2026 | Rafael Popper | Views: 50

    Three Worlds, One Challenge Sustainability transitions are often described as complex. But complexity is not the real problem. The real challenge is fragmentation. Across Europe, three powerful but largely disconnected “worlds” are shaping the transition to sustainability:...

  • Governing Sustainable Innovation in Practice

    Governing Sustainable Innovation in Practice
    22.03.2026 | Rafael Popper | Views: 54

    Governing Sustainable Innovation in Practice What does it take to make innovation truly sustainable? For decades, innovation has been seen as a driver of growth, competitiveness, and technological progress. But as global challenges intensify – from climate change to resource scarcity – it...

  • Turning Ideas into Sustainable Impact

    Turning Ideas into Sustainable Impact
    22.03.2026 | Rafael Popper | Views: 33

    From Ideas to Impact: What 46 Innovation Roadmaps Teach Us About Sustainable Change in Europe What does it really take to turn a sustainable idea into real-world impact? Over the past decade, “sustainable innovation” has become a widely used term—sometimes so widely that it risks losing...

  • The hidden catalysts of the Knowledge Triangle Integration

    The hidden catalysts of the Knowledge Triangle Integration
    29.06.2017 | Eli Shtereva | Views: 7108

    Introduction The knowledge triangle integration (KTI) concept has been in the core of the European Union’s (EU) action line towards becoming the most competitive and dynamic knowledge-based economy. Although a clear-cut definition of the concept has not been established, it can be...

  • The Paris Agreement for Climate Change: New Opportunities for New Global Leaders

    The Paris Agreement for Climate Change: New Opportunities for New Global Leaders
    29.06.2017 | Plamena Petrakieva | Views: 3785

    The most impressing fact about the Paris Agreement is that it was concluded after long time of negotiations. The problem with the climate change have been there for a very long time. A hundred and ninety-five countries from around the globe agreed that urgent actions need to be done mutualy and...

  • How climate change challenges the ski tourism industry

    How climate change challenges the ski tourism industry
    29.06.2017 | Plamena Petrakieva | Views: 6630

    The world has changed in the last two centuries. The climate changes, caused by the Industrial revolution and our harmful environmental actions. It has become a huge challenge for several industries and the ski tourism is one of them. The climate change and snow, and many other things...

  • Learning from the past

    16.06.2017 | Rick Hölsgens | Views: 2393

    In recent years, the study of the transition towards a more sustainable economy has taken up momentum. Transitions are/have to be set in motion by innovations. An international sustainability transitions community has emerged in a relatively short amount of time. The academic, but also...

  • BPM for Sustainable Innovation

    BPM for Sustainable Innovation
    15.06.2017 | Boris Borchev | Views: 2665

    In the CASI project we define sustainable innovation as “ any incremental or radical change in the social, service, product, governance, organisational, system and marketing landscape that leads to positive environmental, economic and social transformations without compromising the needs,...

  • The unbearable lightness of being right

    The unbearable lightness of being right
    31.05.2017 | Kaisa Matschoss | Views: 1916

    An expert is a person who know more and more about less and less, until she/he knows everything about nothing. Yes, been there and done that. That’s why projects such as CASI are dramatically important. They make us know more and more about more and more, while at the same time ensuring...

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