A long-view EU: How can intergenerational fairness shape different futures

ZOE Institute warmly invites you to a half-day conference on long-view policymaking for the EU.

The appointment of a new European Commissioner with responsibility for intergenerational fairness can signal a shift away from short-term crisis response towards decision-making for the long-term.

The start of a new 5-year cycle in Brussels comes after the United Nations Summit of the Future where nations committed to actions to safeguard the future, and Europe championed a global declaration for future generations.

But what does intergenerational fairness look like in policy and the economy? Who are leading long-term thinkers and what can we learn from them? And how will Europe follow-through on its global pledges?

Join us and leading long-term thinkers to shape EU action for intergenerational fairness.

Confirmed speakers

Derek Walker – Future Generations Commissioner for Wales

Camilla Bruckner – Director, United Nations Development Programme

Giulia Tariello - United Nations Youth Delegate to the EU

Luc Bagur – Director, Directorate-General for International Partnerships, European Commission

...plus more names coming soon!

Format

Key-note speech, panel discussions, and interactive parallel sessions, followed by networking drinks.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Atelier29, 29 Rue Jacques de Lalaing, Bruxelles, Belgium