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SUMMARY:Earth4All symposium: Germany has a choice
DESCRIPTION:Germany has a choice: prospects for a socio-ecological turnarou
 nd for the future\nIn October 2024\, the Wuppertal Institute and the Club 
 of Rome diagnosed the social and ecological risks of continuing on our cur
 rent path in Earth for All Germany: Towards a Future for All. However\, a
  successful change of course is possible if it is oriented towards extraor
 dinary turnarounds in the areas of poverty\, inequality\, empowerment\, fo
 od\, and energy and the cross-cutting issue of circular economy.\n\nIn the
  context of the Bundestag election campaign\, the Germany has a choice s
 ymposium on 5 February will bring together political decision-makers from 
 the democratic party spectrum\, leading scientists and representatives of 
 civil society to discuss the opportunities and challenges of courageous po
 litical action for the future of Germany.\n\nThe symposium is aimed at exp
 erts from science and politics as well as interested members of the public
 . Registration is requested. Participation is free of charge.\nAgenda\n16:
 00: Opening and keynote speech\nProf. Dr Manfred Fischedick\, President an
 d Scientific Director of the Wuppertal Institute\n\n16:30: Parallel sessio
 ns on the Earth4All turnarounds\n\n 	Poverty: How can financially vulnera
 ble households benefit from more engagement in climate action?\nLed by Oli
 ver Wagner\, Co-Head of the Energy Policy Research Unit at the Wuppertal I
 nstitute\n 	Inequality: How can the costs and benefits of the various tur
 narounds be fairly distributed\, especially given already high levels of i
 nequality in income and wealth?\nLed by Hans Haake\, Senior Researcher in 
 the Urban Change Research Unit at the Wuppertal Institute\n 	Empowerment:
  What role does care work play in a welfare-oriented society? What synerg
 ies arise with the other turnarounds?\nLed by Jacqueline Klingen\, Researc
 her in the Research Unit Energy Transition International at the Wuppertal 
 Institute\n 	Food: How can a sustainable and healthy diet be made possibl
 e for all\, and what synergies arise with the other turnarounds to promote
  social justice and ecological goals?\nLed by Lena Hennes\, Senior Researc
 her in the Product and Consumption Systems Research Unit at the Wuppertal 
 Institute\n 	Energy: The electricity transition is progressing\, the trans
 port and building transitions are floundering. What synergies between the 
 transitions can help accelerate their implementation?\nLed by Prof Dr Pete
 r Hennicke\, Senior Advisor at the Wuppertal Institute\n 	Resources: Resou
 rce consumption is stagnating at a high level\, while the circular economy
  is only making slow progress. What synergies between the turnarounds can 
 help to reduce resource consumption?\nLed by Dr Monika Dittrich\, Head of 
 the Circular Systems Research Unit at the Wuppertal Institute\n\nThe resul
 ts of the discussions will be included in the final political panel.\n\n17
 :30: Break\n\n18:00: Panel discussion: Earth4All Germany – perspectives 
 for a socio-ecological transition\nModerated by Petra Pinzler and includin
 g Wiebke Winter (CDU)\, Andreas Audretsch (Bündnis 90/Die Grünen)\, a re
 presentative of SPD.Klima.Gerecht and Barbara Metz (Deutsche Umwelthilfe).
 \n\nFinger food\, coffee and cake will be provided.
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