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Discutons du Donut ! Un outil pour la transformation écologique et sociale ?
Le Centre de Compétences en Durabilité de l’UNIL organise une discussion ouverte sur le modèle du Donut issues des travaux de l’économiste Kate Raworth, ainsi que son application à l’UNIL.
Le Centre de Compétences en Durabilité de l’UNIL organise une discussion ouverte sur le modèle du Donut issues des travaux de l’économiste Kate Raworth, ainsi que son application à l’UNIL.
New report released on how to integrate sustainability in Business Education
Dr. Estefania Amer, Senior Lecturer and Researcher at the HEC Research Center for Grand Challenges, has published a new report entitled "The Integration of Sustainability in Business Education".
Dr. Estefania Amer, Senior Lecturer and Researcher at the HEC Research Center for Grand Challenges, has published a new report entitled "The Integration of Sustainability in Business Education".
Théorie du donut: revivez la conférence de Kate Raworth
Revivez la conférence livrée par l'économiste Kate Raworth à l'Université de Lausanne lundi 19 février, à la salle Nucleo du Vortex.
Revivez la conférence livrée par l'économiste Kate Raworth à l'Université de Lausanne lundi 19 février, à la salle Nucleo du Vortex.
A new distinction for sustainability at HEC Lausanne
Professor at HEC Lausanne (UNIL) and Director of the HEC Research Center for Grand Challenges, Patrick Haack has just been recognized for his commitment to sustainability topics at HEC Lausanne, by PRME (The Principles for Responsible Management Education). This United Nations initiative, to which our Faculty has recently been affiliated, aims to promote training, research and practices focused on social and environmental responsibility within schools of business and economics.
Professor at HEC Lausanne (UNIL) and Director of the HEC Research Center for Grand Challenges, Patrick Haack has just been recognized for his commitment to sustainability topics at HEC Lausanne, by PRME (The Principles for Responsible Management Education). This United Nations initiative, to which our Faculty has recently been affiliated, aims to promote training, research and practices focused on social and environmental responsibility within schools of business and economics.
Events
Blog
- Special Issue – Utopias - published on 17.04.2024
- Intangible sustainability values for business and society - published on 15.04.2024
- Nation building successes and failures matter to the EU and OECD - published on 01.02.2024
- Can NFTs Support Organizing in the Future of Work? - published on 08.01.2024
- Water, climate change and digitalization: the role of university teaching in equipping future leaders to deliver on SDG 6 - published on 12.12.2023
- Unravelling the paradox: Green preferences sustain greenwashing - published on 29.11.2023
- Private Equity: Greenwashing Galore - published on 17.10.2023
- Climate: The End of the Road for Current Solutions? - published on 07.06.2023
- Enlightenment 2.0 – The unfinished legacy of Giordano Bruno - published on 16.05.2023
- Reimagining Academia in the Face of Urgent Global Challenges - published on 20.04.2023
Marketplace
- Management of Change - published on 18.12.2023
- THE LUXURY TRANSPARENCY & TRACEABILITY INDEX - published on 19.06.2023
- THRIVE Impact Summer School: Call for MAPA Expert Collaborators - published on 13.06.2023
- Looking for Partners with business / economics skills - published on 07.06.2023
