The successful candidate will analyse and support cities’ ambitions to test and upscale innovative and socially just climate solutions; identify municipal governance challenges that arise from green urban transformations; and monitor and assess the emerging role of cities and city networks in the international climate regime.
The successful candidate will analyse and support cities’ ambitions to test and upscale innovative digital solutions in a socially and environmentally sustainable manner; identify municipal governance challenges that arise from digital transformations; and monitor and assess regulation and policy standards that promote fair, transparent and ethical uses of digital technologies in urban space.
CIDOB’s Board of Trustees has unanimously approved the Master Plan that will set the institution’s course for the next four years. At a meeting on November 30th 2021 the budget and activities programme for 2022 were also approved.
The study aims to assess the state of integration and recommend how to adapt the Spanish reception model to current needs.
As a result of the collaboration agreement between CIDOB and the Banco Sabadell Foundation, the “Programa Talent Global” promotes the “Junior Visiting Fellowship”, the “21st Century Europe Talent Award” and the “Global Challenges Talent Award”. The call for applications is open from November 1, 2021 to February 28, 2022. The decision will be announced before May 31, 2022.
The Banco Sabadell Foundation and CIDOB (Barcelona Center for International Affairs) launch the second edition of the Programa Talent Global with the aim of promoting quality research by young researchers, through a paid research stay and two awards for applied research.
Las nuevas tecnologías disruptivas, la recuperación de Europa tras la pandemia y la emergencia de nuevas geopolíticas, temas centrales de la última edición del Anuario Internacional CIDOB
The Open European Dialogue is a platform that connects European policymakers across parties and nations. The programme, run by five European think tanks and foundations, including CIDOB, has been included as a case study in the OECD’s report on cross-border government innovation.
What role does climate change play in the Sahel’s current instability? What are the best climate emergency adaptation strategies to promote in the area? What role does Europe play in the Central Sahel’s climate resilience, and what role could it play in the future? These are some of the questions examined by the study “Climate change and resilience in the Central Sahel” led by CIDOB in collaboration with the European Centre for Development Policy Management (ECDPM) and the German think tank Adelphi.
The study, which has analysed the impact of climate change in this vulnerable region for a year and a half, is part of the CASCADES project studying the cascading effects of climate change and how they may affect Europe. CASCADES, in which 12 European research centres participate, is funded by the European Union’s H2020 research and innovation programme.
