UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose (IIPP)

🚀Discover new ways to drive systemic change at The Bartlett, UCL's Faculty of the Built Environment's Postgraduate In-Person Open Evening on 5 February 2025 with the UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose (IIPP). ✨ Why attend? 1️⃣ Engage with academics: Explore groundbreaking research and our new MPA pathways in Public Administration, Economic Policy and Political Economy, and Digital Transformation. 2️⃣ Network with peers: Connect with like-minded future leaders. 3️⃣ Tour our facilities: Visit 22 Gordon Street and see innovation in action. 4️⃣ Welcome from the Dean: Understand The Bartlett’s mission and leadership. 5️⃣ Alumni panel: Gain valuable insights from graduates shaping global policy. 📍 Location: UCL 🔗 Register today: https://lnkd.in/eTuZu39W  #Innovation #PublicPolicy 

📈How do we get growth back in the UK economy? IIPP Director Mariana Mazzucato spoke with Robert Peston & Steph McGovern on The Rest is Money podcast about the need for progressive new economics, Labour's missions, new-age industrial strategies, and more. 🎧Listen here: https://lnkd.in/eBGbxV7s

🌎 Green growth is possible. The recent report by IIPP's Mariana Mazzucato and Vera Songwe for the G20 Taskforce on a Global Mobilization Against Climate Change (TF-CLIMA) provides a clear framework for advancing green industrial strategies and financial policies to achieve the Paris Agreement goals. 🔗Read the report here: https://lnkd.in/e69sQnXC

🇧🇷"Brazil has a unique opportunity to emerge as a guiding beacon of sustainable economic development". IIPP's Director Mariana Mazzucato outlines the challenges and opportunities for inclusive and sustainable innovation-led growth in Brazil. The paper provides recommendations for how Brazil can lead by example and demonstrate how to implement an industrial strategy which, guided by UN SDGs, can create a greener and more inclusive economy. ✍️Read the working paper here: https://lnkd.in/g9358RnV

🚀Mission-oriented industrial strategy needs to be more than words. IIPP's Mariana Mazzucato, Sarah Doyle & Luca Kühn von Burgsdorff outline how to design, implement, and govern missions and how governments can deliver transformative change. 🔗Read the report here: https://lnkd.in/ewNghNAA

⏮️Catch up on our recent #IIPPInConversation event. IIPP's head of Research Dr. Cecilia Rikap and PhD Candidate Myriam Nobre spoke with Prof Ilias Alami about his new book 'The Spectre of State Capitalism'. 📺Watch the event recording here: https://lnkd.in/ezXNHQwa

❗️Applications are open for our 2025/26 MPA in Innovation, Public Policy & Public Value. Do you want to join our mission to change how the state is imagined, practiced and evaluated to tackle societal challenges? In 2025-26 we are introducing new pathways for our Master of Public Administration: 1️⃣Public Administration pathway: Offers an opportunity to specialise in how governments can increase public sector capabilities to tackle the main challenges faced by societies. 2️⃣Economic Policy and Political Economy pathway: Explores the relationship between states and markets, and the economic challenges facing modern capitalist economies. 3️⃣Digital Transformation pathway: Will develop your critical digital era skills in the public sector. 🔗Learn more and apply here: https://lnkd.in/eTA3-Wn5

🚀Governments need long-term stability but also agility to respond to new challenges. IIPP's Rainer Kattel expands on the concept of 'agile stability' and provides examples from his book 'How to Make an Entrepreneurial State' on the🎙️ Curiosity That Matters ™ Podcast. 🎙️Listen here: https://lnkd.in/e7Ug422a

🇧🇷How are Brazilian cities developing capabilities? IIPP Research Fellow Anna Goulden highlights the key lessons learned from three Brazilian city governments, researched for the IIPP Public Sector Capabilities Index, and what other cities looking to strengthen their capabilities can learn from them. 🔗Read her blog post here: https://lnkd.in/eytPC6fq

🇦🇺Lessons from Australian Cities. In their latest IIPP blog post, Senior Research Fellow Bec Chau, IIPP Visiting Professor Dan Hill, and Daniel Pejic share the key lessons we can learn from how Melbourne and Sydney are reacting to the challenge of adapting to shared systemic challenges. ✍️Read their new post here: https://lnkd.in/eD26JM3g