🌍 Are you a professional with deep passion for sustainability and climate action? We need you on our team! We are hiring for multiple roles at our offices in The Hague and London. If you're passionate about driving change and want to be part of a dynamic organization, please apply before the following deadlines: Senior Strategy Director - Food, Land, and Water Program Deadline: 05/September/2024 Director, Foundation Relations - Europe Deadline: 10/September/2024 Senior Energy Research Associate, Systems Change Lab Deadline: 13/September/2024 Ready to make a difference? Apply now: https://bit.ly/3TabzVq #JobOpportunity #Sustainability #ClimateAction #JoinOurTeam #Hiring
WRI Europe
Onderzoeksdiensten
The Hague, South Holland 6.206 volgers
De Europese kantoren van het World Resources Institute, serieus impact hebbend op milieu en maatschappij.
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WRI’s missie is om de menselijke samenleving ertoe te bewegen te leven op manieren die de aarde en omgevingbeschermt met het vermogen om te voldoen aan de behoeften en ambities van huidige en toekomstige generaties. Wij richten ons op zeven urgente wereldwijde uitdagingen die moeten worden aangepakt om armoede te verminderen, economieën te laten groeien en natuurlijke systemen te beschermen: Klimaat: bescherm gemeenschappen en natuurlijke ecosystemen tegen de effecten van klimaat verandering en creëerkansen voor mensen door het katalyseren van een wereldwijde transitie naar een koolstofarme economie. Energie: stimuleer de opschaling van schone, betaalbare energiesystemen over de hele wereld om duurzame sociaaleconomische ontwikkeling te realiseren. Voedsel: zorg ervoor dat de voedselsystemen van de wereld hun impact op het milieu verminderen, economische kansen stimuleren en 9,6 miljard mensen duurzaam voeden tegen 2050. Bossen: draag bij aanhet bestrijden van armoede, verbeterenvan de voedselzekerheid, behouden van biodiversiteit en beperken van klimaatveranderingdoor ontbossing te verminderen en de productiviteit van aangetaste, ontboste landen te herstellen. Water: het bereiken van een waterzekere toekomst door wereldwijde waterrisico's in kaart te brengen, te meten en te mitigeren. Duurzame steden: verbeter de kwaliteit van leven in steden door het ontwikkelen en opschalen van ecologische, sociale en economisch duurzame stedelijke en transportoplossingen. De oceaan: wij creëreneen nieuwe Oceaan-Economie die goed is voor banen, economische groei en gezondheid van mensen - terwijl de oceaan wordt beschermd en hersteld. WRI draagt oplossingen aan en analyseert deze zeven kritische doelen door de lenzen van onze vier Centers of Excellence - Governance, Business, Economics and Finance.
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- Onderzoeksdiensten
- Bedrijfsgrootte
- 51 - 200 medewerkers
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- The Hague, South Holland
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- Non-profit
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- 1984
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Bezuidenhoutseweg 105
The Hague, South Holland 2594 AW, NL
Medewerkers van WRI Europe
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Benjamin Wielgosz
Making Ecosystems Material to Supply Chains
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Juliana da Costa Harte
Social Media @ World Resources Institute Europe | Marketing, Project Management
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Olaf Erenstein
Strategic leader & manager with international career in sustainable development & agricultural R&D spanning the globe and applied ag/development…
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Attia Ansari
Highly Qualified HR Professional| CIPD Associate| Seeking roles in HR | X Atlas Group of Companies
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What Are Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC)? NDCs lay out how each country will contribute to the global temperature goals outlined under the Paris Agreement. They detail countries' plans to slash GHG emissions and help limit global warming to "well below" 2 degrees C, with efforts to limit it to 1.5 degrees C. Many NDCs also include measures to build resilience to climate impacts, such as drought and sea-level rise, and provide information on the finance needed to achieve their commitments. More on the importance of NDCs👉 https://bit.ly/3SxnUDZ #ClimateChange #NDCs #ParisAgreement #GlobalWarming
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👉🏼After seven months of intense negotiations, an important advisory group of the #EU has reached a groundbreaking consensus on the future of its agricultural system. The Strategic Dialogue, initiated by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, brought together 29 diverse stakeholders, including farmers' unions, environmental NGOs, industry representatives, and academics, to address growing polarization in the sector. More on the report presented today: 📃 https://bit.ly/3MzlFge The consensus report marks a significant shift in EU #agriculture, focusing on sustainability, resilience, and equity. Key recommendations from the final report include moving away from land-based subsidies, increasing support for small farms, and incentivizing sustainable practices. 👨🌾🚜🌿The dialogue underscores the need for a complete overhaul of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) to better protect farmers and promote healthy, sustainable diets across the continent (less meat and more plant-based proteins) 🫛🥗 As von der Leyen emphasized, the EU must do more to support its farmers and ensure a more resilient, competitive, and sustainable agri-food system. This consensus represents a crucial step towards achieving that vision. 📰 Read more @Euronews https://bit.ly/4g4xrwy #sustainableagriculture #nature #foodsystems #strategicdialogue #EU Systems Transformation Hub WRI Food
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Sweden set a powerful example in 2017 with its net-zero target and Climate Act, becoming a pioneer in climate policy. Emissions have been declining since the 1990s, largely due to progressive climate policies driving reduced use of fossil fuels and improved efficiency in the power sector, as well as transport and industry Recent changes—like removing the Ministry for Climate and Environment and reducing biofuel requirements— have raise questions with stakeholders about the future of Sweden's climate leadership. Will Sweden maintain its progressive climate legacy? It's important to watch how these changes impact the long-term effectiveness of Sweden's climate policies. 🔗 Learn more in World Resources Institute's article: https://lnkd.in/gXywH_YY #ClimateAction #NetZero #Sustainability #GreenPolicy #Sweden #GreenSweden
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Have you ever wondered if climate change affects more than just people? Well, you are about to discover that it impacts the global financial system a lot. Recent insights from the World Resources Institute show the need for a transformative change in how we approach climate finance–both private and public sources– to support climate mitigation, adaptation, and resilience, within the Global Financial System. Key takeaways: Systemic Risk: The climate crisis is not just an environmental issue—it's a financial one. If we fail to integrate climate risk into our financial systems, we expose global markets to significant instability. Investment Shift: We need to transition from funding high-carbon projects to green, sustainable alternatives such as green industrialisation, decarbonisation pathways and resilient infrastructure, so that sustainable development follows. Policy and Regulation: Governments and financial institutions must work together to create policies that drive climate-aligned investments. The financial system should reward low-carbon innovations, ensuring capital flows where it's most needed. Global Cooperation: Climate finance is a global challenge requiring global solutions. From developing nations to the most advanced economies, collaboration is key to ensuring that climate resilience is built into the fabric of our financial structures and to ensure we meet the Paris Agreement goals. Curious about the future of finance in a changing climate? Discover how climate finance can reshape our global economy for the better. 🌍💼 Read the article here: https://bit.ly/4cPsxAD #ClimateFinance #Sustainability #ESG #GlobalEconomy #GreenFinance #ClimateAction #GlobalFinancialSystem
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🌍 Europe is generating too much waste, and the consequences are significant. Despite efforts to improve recycling, the sheer volume of waste continues to grow. 👉 Each European citizen produces on average 4.8 tonnes of waste annually, that equals to one mini-van full of waste, plus the weight of the transportation van. 🚐 It's high time to drop our buy–consume–waste habits. We should embrace a circular economy to reduce waste and keep valuable resources in use. ♻️ The latest insights from the European Environment Agency highlight the urgent need for action. Waste prevention is one of the key strategies to achieving a circular economy because it can reduce resource use, maximise the useful life of products and materials, and promote demand for more sustainable products. Let’s work together to minimize waste and protect our planet for generations to come. Learn more about Europe’s waste challenges and what we can do about it here: https://bit.ly/3XlN7UO #CircularEconomy #Sustainability #WasteReduction #Recycling #ClimateAction
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Work with us! We're hiring for several key roles across our offices in The Hague and London and around the world. Join our dynamic team and be part of our mission to create progress for people, nature and climate. 🌍 Apply now: https://bit.ly/3TabzVq #JobOpportunities #Sustainability #CarbonFinance #DigitalMedia #Strategy #Fundraising #EnvironmentalJobs #WRI
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🌎In a world where resources are finite, the transition to a circular economy is not just an option—it’s a necessity. By designing out waste, keeping products and materials in use, and regenerating natural systems, we can move away from the traditional "take-make-waste" model. 🔃Here are 6 critical shifts needed to promote the circular economy: 1. Decreasing overconsumption: Decreasing consumption in high consuming societies is the most important shift. Human needs should fit within the planet’s resources. In 9 of the top 15 countries with the largest material footprints, material footprints per capita are still increasing. 2. Use recycled, reused and renewable materials and components: Producers need to replace virgin, non-sustainable materials with recycled materials, previously used components, and sustainably produced renewable materials. 3. Minimize environmental and social harms in resource extraction: Significant environmental and social harms can be caused by improper resource extraction, including deforestation and the destruction of habitats, overfishing, contaminating water sources, human rights violations and use of child labor. Effective measures must be taken and awareness of how resource extraction is linked to activities of producers, retailers and consumers must be raised. 4. Make production more resource efficient: Current production systems are still using resources inefficiently and generating losses of resources in production processes. Material productivity needs to be improved much more quickly than the current trend. 5. Use products longer: A product’s functional lifetime should be extended with durable design and services, such as maintenance, repair, updates, refurbishment and by consumers' behavioral changes, including product reuse. 6. Increase the quantity and value of resources recovered at end of use: Treat waste as a valuable resource. Learn more from the Systems Change Lab’s section on the Circular Economy, here: https://lnkd.in/ennkcSwt #systemschange #climateaction #CircularEconomy #Circularity #Sustainability #DonutEconomy
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🚀 We're Hiring! Are you passionate about digital media and eager to make an impact in the world of sustainability and climate action? 🌍 WRI Europe is looking for a Digital Media Intern to join our dynamic communications team! If you have a creative flair, strong storytelling skills, know videography and want to work on meaningful projects that drive change, this opportunity is for you. As a Digital Media Intern, you will: Create engaging multimedia content that showcases our initiatives, help amplify stories of those impacted by climate change. Work closely with our team to develop and execute social media strategies. This internship offers valuable hands-on experience in digital communications within a global organisation committed to making progress for people, nature and climate. If you’re ready to kickstart your career and contribute to a better future, apply now! 📍 Location: The Hague 💡 Please note that interns must be enrolled at an educational institution (such as a university, hogeschool/ college, or other) in the Netherlands for the entire duration of their internship (Sept 2024 - Feb 2025). 🔗 Apply here: https://bit.ly/3M9PnYM #JobOpportunities #Sustainability #Internship #Internshipopportunity #ClimateAction #DigitalMedia #DigitalMediaInternship
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🎉 Today, our office celebrated Intern-a-palooza! Our talented interns showcased the incredible work they've been doing over the past six months, from campaigns to impactful research projects. Their dedication and creativity are truly inspiring! Below, we've highlighted some of their insightful reflections 👇 We're very grateful that they chose to spend a part of their early careers with World Resources Institute, and we'd like to extend a special thanks to our colleagues Eleanor, Ondine, and Lucía for their guidance and support. 💡 We still have an opportunity open for a Digital Media Intern at WRI Europe (September – February). If you’re passionate about digital media, climate and sustainability, and want to make impact, we want to hear from you! Join our team and be part of a global mission for a sustainable future. Apply before 1 Sept here: https://bit.ly/3M9PnYM (students have to enrolled in a Dutch educational institution) #InternshipOpportunity #DigitalMedia #Sustainability #ClimateAction #WRI #JoinOurTeam #ClimateJobs Annabel Burg Michela Conti Paula Tejada Miranda Danckwerts Ksenija Levchuka Aicco Sapi Muhammad Ghiffari Aurelli Sol Reátegui Valles