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	Stanley Foundation at COP24 As a part of our efforts to limit global warming to 1.5° C, the foundation put forward policy ideas to achieve a global turning point in emissions by 2020, built upon efforts to catalyze global climate action by countries and sub- and non-state actors, and worked with journalists to strengthen coverage of the UN climate negotiations.

	Transitions for Sustainable Consumption After the Paris Agreement Experts lay out how policymakers can approach sustainable consumption despite perceived complexities and untangles individual behavior and systemic change approaches to sustainable consumption while offering new areas to examine as potential policy opportunities.

	Better Than a Floppy The IAEA has identified the need to examine the potential utility of blockchain technology for safeguards applications, specifically nuclear material accounting, in its safeguards Research and Development Plan.

	Shifting to Sustainable Consumption for 1.5°C: Gaps, Solutions, and New Policy Agendas A number of key actors and experts recently gathered to consider ways to expand the role of sustainable consumption in global climate policy. Read a summary of the primary findings of that conversation, including six strategic priorities for informing, nudging, and regulating demand-side measures

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Courier

The Winter 2018 issue of Courier focuses on innovators and innovative ideas for global challenges—the role of women and vulnerable countries in mitigating climate change; the potential of blockchain technology in nuclear safeguards; the part the Boy Scouts are playing to keep the peace in the Central African Republic; the possibility that private enterprise could contribute to a more resilient society in Iraq; and an appreciation of the late Secretary-General Kofi Annan. Winter 2018 PDF. Subscribe for Free.

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59th Strategy for Peace Conference

The Stanley Foundation convenes its Strategy for Peace Conference annually to consider key policy challenges, drawing on the experience and knowledge of invited experts from the public and private sectors.

At the conference concurrent roundtables are focused on each of the foundation’s three current areas of programming—climate change, nuclear policy, and mass violence and atrocities. This year a fourth roundtable will focus on global governance. Roundtable discussion is intended to generate group consensus recommendations for policy change and multilateral action. More.

Dec 12: RT @MAC_europa: EU and its #HighAmbitionCoalition allies in joint push for the highest level of ambition in the international climate talks…

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