The Systems Change Lab

by Becky Parker
Reaching net-zero emissions, halting biodiversity loss and building a fairer economy will require transformational change across nearly all systems. These systems include energy, transport, the built environment, industry, land use, agriculture and management of the world’s freshwater and ocean. Broader, cross-cutting transitions must also occur, such as how we measure economic well-being, deliver basic services, equitably distribute the costs and benefits of change, finance these transformations and govern the global commons.

The Lab has identified a series of component shifts that, together, can help accelerate the transitions required across each system.

0 Comments

About Becky

Becky teaches Physics and is passionate about empowering young people to act and innovate for the planet.

Recently added

Distinguishing different types of soil

Equipment:  Soil  Distilled water  Spatula  Sieve  Trowel   Instructions:  Collect a soil sample using a trowel  Remove any small stones and bits by hand or using a sieve  Take a small amount of soil and roll it into a ball – add water if necessary - is it sticky or...

Little Compost Bin

You will need: Scissors Gloves Plastic bottle (2litres) Thin fabric Elastic band Card, cardboard, thick fabric or opaque paints Small stones/Pebbles Compost soil Water Food waste, like fruit or vegetable peelings Shredded paper (or tear up some scrap paper) Worms...

Making a worm compost bin

Equipment: Large plastic storage container with a lid Drill Piece of fine screen Newspaper Spray bottle of water Food scraps Indoor breed of worm e.g. red wiggler worms   Method: Drill 10 small holes on the sides and bottom of the storage container. These allow...

Big Bang Competition

The Big Bang Competition is open for entries! It inspires students to work together, problem solve and get creative with science, engineering and technology. New for this year, celebrate students’ inner innovator with brand-new technology prizes, supported by Siemens....

Events

No event found!

More interesting articles