29 April 2024 The staggering imbalance in global and national wealth distribution has caused significant human and environmental suffering, prompting emerging discussions on the need to reevaluate the dominant systems of economic and social well being for the 21st century. Oxfam International recently reported that at current rates of poverty alleviation, ‘it will take 230 years to end poverty, but we could hav...
Balsam Gharib
29 April 2024 The staggering imbalance in global and national wealth distribution has caused significant human and environmental ...Associate Professor Ida Kubiszewski speaks on the UCL podcast to warn against the use of gross domestic product as a measure for wellbein...
To Prosperity and Beyond is a mini-series embedded within the IGP’s ...
For the first Director's Seminar of the academic year, the Institute for Global Prosperity celebrated the publication of the second book ...
01 December 2023 Matthew Davies1* , Muki Haklay2, Timothy Kiprutto3, Megan Laws4, Jerome Lewis5, Samuel Lunn-Rockliffe1, Jaqu...
UCL East Marshgate
<strong>Join us in celebrating the work of our Prosperity Co-Lab for the UK (PROCOL UK) led by Dr Saffron Woodcraft</strong> Our ...
G06, Sir Ambrose Fleming Lecture Theatre, Roberts Building, Gower Street, London WC1E 6BT
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Lecture Theatre 1.02, Malet Place Engineering Building
Many authors have discussed ‘polycrises’ – multiple overlapping shocks in different domains. But what are the consequence for our economi...P21 Gallery, 21-27 Chalton St, London NW1 1JD
Don't Stop Drawing - Visual diaries of solidarity with Gaza is a linear timeline-based exhibition of works by the two Le...