Business Declares Kx: Corporate Lobbying: A Force for Good?
Business Declares Kx: Corporate Lobbying: A Force for Good?
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Come along and listen to a dynamic discussion + Q&A hosted by Sam Baker with Lucca Ewbank from InfluenceMap and Nick Hajdu from Climate Majority Project, about corporate lobbying - its current employment in driving the status quo, but also its power in advocating for meaningful action, policy changes and transformations necessary to tackle the polycrisis and achieve systemic change:
Lucca Ewbank, InfluenceMap's Program Manager for Transport, will share insights into the organisation's work. Lucca leads InfluenceMap's global analysis of the automotive, aviation and shipping sectors, providing vital transparency into how these industries influence climate action.
Nick Hajdu, part of the founding team of the Transition Lobby, will share some revealing findings from two pieces of research carried out recently - one to senior leaders in the business community, and the second to 100 sitting MPs - to establish views from both groups on the state of the climate emergency today, the extent to which better regulation on climate is needed, whether businesses are lobbying for that regulatory change, and what MPs need to see to make that change happen.
About
InfluenceMap
This year marks the 10th anniversary of InfluenceMap, the organisation dedicated to tracking and assessing corporate engagement with climate policy. Since its founding, InfluenceMap has worked to track and analyse corporate engagement with climate policy, holding businesses accountable for their influence over climate policy around the world. To mark this milestone, InfluenceMap is launching a new platform informed by its extensive knowledge base of climate policy engagement. The platform is designed to foster a growing community of companies committed to collaborating in pursuit of the goals of the Paris Agreement.
The Transition Lobby; The Climate Majority Project
The Transition Lobby is the 'action arm' of the Climate Majority Project's 'Regulate Us. Better' campaign. Its objective is to increase the efficiency of climate and environmental lobbying by connecting, coordinating and amplifying existing efforts in innovative and creative ways. It identifies spaces of opportunity within areas of policy that it believes have the best potential to accelerate the path towards a more resilient and regenerative economy, to limit the security threat posed by climate and ecological breakdown.