We (Omar and Bernhard) thank our colleagues Isabelle Castagna and Adina Rom at ETH and Sabine Sulzer and Christine Bratrich at HSLU for their help in identifying speakers and co-organizing the 3rd edition of the “SDGs in context” lecture series. We are extremely grateful to the TAs Adeline Schreiner, Mia Cunningham and Judit Tomás Verde for informing the public listeners, updating the teaching platforms and giving feedback to the blog authors. It was always a pleasure to work with all of you!
The organizers of the SDGs in context lecture series 2022.
The twelve lectures stared with the inputs by 12 experts in the different fields of sustainability transitions. Thank you for making time in your busy schedules, for presenting exciting scientific context and for engaging in open discussions!
Left to right, first row: Stefano Brusoni, Ursula Renold, Hubert Klumpner, Jörg Worlitschek, Nicolas Gruber, Marco Mazzotti. Second row: Nina Buchmann, Janet Hering, Elisabeth Tilley, Marcel Tanner, Stefano Mintchev, Marcel Salathé.
No less than 30 keynoters and panelists from NGOs, business, politics, public service and academia brought their knowledge and experience to the lecture series. It was a priviledge to listen to your stories and experience! We always had engaging conversations on how move society towards sustainability. Thank you for your time and your insights!
Left to right, first row: Daniel Dubas, Rike Teuber, Maximilian Froberg, Anik Thaler, Michael Besmer, Gnali Landrou, Wilfired Elegba, Reem Mansour, Simon Sommer, Ulrike Sturm.
Second row: Andrea Wieland, Barbara Schwickert, Dominik Brem, Philipp Wand, Aline Trede, Emanuel Fleuti, Felix Finkbeiner, Clemens Wögerbauer, Judith Ellens, Philipp Christen
Third Row: Dörte Bachmann, Mark Fletcher, Silvia Oppliger, Doulaye Kone, Gabriela Friedl, Fredros Okumu, Melissa McRae, Peter Fankhauser, Dominik Roser, Michael Lehmann
And finally, we thank all the students who participated actively in this lecture series and the 115 authors of the blog posts which are collected here. You were an amazing audience and there is so much to learn from your contributions to this SDG blog!