Taskforces
Taskforces are formal groups that mobilize scholars to collaboratively engage with key issues of governance of the environment and sustainability, within a well-defined research area and in alignment with the Earth System Governance research agenda. Taskforces are community-driven, commonly led by senior Research Fellows or Lead Faculty. You do not need to be a research fellow of the Earth System Governance Project to participate in these groups.
The increasingly complex developments in the space sector bring a significant impact on earth system governance…
The Planetary Justice Taskforce of the Earth System Governance Project brings together an interdisciplinary group of…
The Task Force on Earth System Law is composed of a large member network worldwide, which accommodates an interdisciplinary community of scientists focusing on the legal challenges of the Anthropocene and the many complex, multi-scalar governance challenges arising from within an Earth System context.
The Taskforce on Ocean Governance seeks to address the daunting multi-level challenge of oceans governance in…
This taskforce brings together researchers and practitioners exploring how humanity envisions and prepares for transformative environmental…
The Earth System Governance ‘Taskforce on the Sustainable Development Goals’ brings together an interdisciplinary global group…
The Earth System Governance ‘Taskforce on Knowledge Cumulation’ seeks to bring together scholars that share a…
Climate governance must better reflect characteristics of sectoral systems.
Aims and scope The ongoing loss of nature and biodiversity due to human activity, exacerbated by…