Reducing household waste in Canada has the potential to reduce direct and lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions, and is an important step towards meeting our climate change commitments.
Conflux Canada is the largest gathering of sustainability professionals who recognize positive actions to address climate change as an opportunity for growth and prosperity.
Executive Director of the Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions at the University of Victoria
Professor and Tier I Canada Research Chair on Creation, development and commercialisation of innovation at École Polytechnique de Montréal
Carolyn Fischer is a Canada 150 Research Chair in Climate Economics, Innovation and Policy at Smart Prosperity Institute, and a Collaborator in the Greening Growth Partnership project.
Margaret Taylor is a Global Fellow in the Global Fellows and Clean Innovation Research Program
Paul Ekins is a Global Fellow in the Global Fellows and Clean Innovation Research Program, a Collaborator in the Greening Growth Partnership, and a Research Partner in the The Economics & Environmental Policy Research Network project.
Nick Johnstone is a Global Fellow in the Global Fellows and Clean Innovation Research Program and a Collaborator in the Greening Growth Partnership project.
Antoine Dechezleprêtre is a Global Fellow in the Global Fellows and Clean Innovation Research Program and a Research Partner in the Greening Growth Partnership project.
Ben Cashore is Fulbright Visiting Research Chair and a Research Partner in the Greening Growth Partnership project at Smart Prosperity Institute.
$10M in new funding, including a new Canada 150 Research Chair, helps University of Ottawa attract global experts in the environment and economy.
Jeffrey D. Sachs, economist and senior UN advisor, joins Julie Gelfand, Commissioner of Environment and Sustainable Development, and SPI's Stewart Elgie for an armchair dialogue at uOttawa.
EEPRN Student Researcher, 2017-2018
Greening Growth Partnership Student Researcher, 2017-2018
Nature for Water: exploring nature-based solutions to the water challenges we face in the 21st century.
Accelerating the pace of clean innovation in Canada is not only an important tool for meeting climate and environmental goals, it also represents a critical economic opportunity across all sectors of Canada’s economy.
Convening international and Canadian thought leaders and executives in a strategic conversation around the opportunities to advance the circular economy in Canada
The Federal Budget was tabled on February 27, 2018 and includes new funding for nature conservation and clean innovation. Smart Prosperity Institute breaks it down to see how Budget 2018 can help build a stronger, cleaner economy.
This webinar is targeted at municipal staff, consultants, or politicians who are interested in learning more about what works and what doesn’t in implementing a successful stormwater user fee program.
This working paper examines the effect of intellectual property rights protection on the international transfer of low-carbon technologies.
