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The Club of Rome draws on the unique, collective know-how of our members – notable scientists, economists, business leaders and former politicians – to define comprehensive solutions to the complex, interconnected challenges of our world. The Club has prioritised five key areas of impact: Climate-Planetary Emergency, Reclaiming and Reframing Economics; Rethinking Finance; Emerging New Civilization(s); Youth Leadership.

02/06/2026

Linear thinking itself isn’t enough to solve today’s complex challenges.

Members of The Club of Rome share how systems thinking helps us make sense of a world where everything is connected.

💬 “The first law of ecology says everything is connected. It really is,” says Robert Costanza from UCL.
💬 “Everything that acts upon us is part of a broader system of actions and reactions,” says Kirsten Dunlop, CEO of Climate KIC.

🎙️ Featuring: Azadeh Farajpour, betterSoil for a better world, Hunter Lovins, Natural Capitalism Solutions, Kirsten Dunlop Climate KIC, Michael Pirson, Fordham University and Robert Costanza, UCL

01/06/2026

It’s time for a human revolution.

The world needs bold change, and that's why the Fifth Element exists.

The Fifth Element, an initiative of the Club of Rome, is a platform for systems transformation.

It creates the conditions for people, initiatives and institutions to converge, learn and act together for global equity on a healthy planet.

How?

1️⃣ Spot the barriers: identifying tensions holding back progress.
2️⃣ Co-create solutions: uniting diverse collaborators to find fresh approaches.
3️⃣ Turn ideas into action: partnering to deliver real-world interventions that shift behaviours and ways of working.

Learn more: https://vist.ly/565kg

29/05/2026

NEW EPISODE | The current legal system has created a “license to externalise,” allowing incorporations and investors to avoid responsibility for the damage they cause. But the law also offers opportunities to transform this.

In this latest episode of the Club of Rome Podcast, Till Kellerhoff speaks with Katharina Pistor, professor of comparative law at Columbia University and member of the Club of Rome, to explore how legal tools like limited liability, asset partitioning and private contract law have quietly shaped our economy, and how those same tools could be repurposed for change.

Listen to the episode, a deep-dive unpacking the relationship between law and capitalism: https://vist.ly/55uzg

28/05/2026

The post-WWII peace consensus held for 75 years. It’s now breaking down - and the cracks are everywhere. War budgets are doubling. A nuclear arms race is quietly restarting. Ecological systems are nearing collapse, and the billionaire class are actively reshaping democracy in their own image.

In a new op-ed for Resilience, Club of Rome co-president Paul Shrivastava argues that the response cannot be more of the same diplomacy. It requires rethinking peace from the ground up - as a living, systemic concept that connects personal wellbeing, human relationships, and our relationship with nature.

This is the idea behind the Club of Rome’s Planetary Peace Initiative.

Read the full op-ed and tell us: what does peace mean to you in 2026?

➡️https://vist.ly/55s5g

27/05/2026

What would it take to build a world that actually works for everyone?

In “Ecocivilization: Making a World that Works for All”, Jeremy Lent, co-founder of the Ecocivilization Coalition, argues that the crises we face cannot be solved domain by domain. They require a coherent redesign of the world system as a whole.

The book sets out the foundations of an ecological civilisation built not on extraction, exploitation and elite accumulation, but on regeneration, cooperation and long-term flourishing. It moves across economics, finance, technology, governance, agriculture, law, urban design and education, drawing on pioneering thinking in each field.

At its core is a straightforward but far-reaching shift: from a civilisation that treats the natural world as a resource to be exploited, to one that recognises the intrinsic value of all life and organises itself accordingly.

Around the world, communities, leaders and thinkers are already building these alternatives. This book attempts to bring those strands together into a coherent framework for what comes next.

📘 Read more 👉 https://vist.ly/55med ‎

26/05/2026

Last month, we gathered in Buenos Aires for "Thought and action: the path to regeneration". This Club of Rome international conference, co-hosted by Capítulo Argentino del Club de Roma brought together over 200 global and regional leaders to address the polycrisis in Latin America and worldwide and explore new, transformational development agendas.

The wrap-up video offers a taste of the energy and vibrancy of the two days of talks, networking and inspiration - watch it now, and watch full event recordings, read the conference report and browse the photo gallery on our event page: https://vist.ly/55gcf

With thanks to our event partners Alimentaris Foundation, Universidad Austral, Buenos Aires, Fundación Pablo Cassará, OEI - Organización de Estados Iberoamericanos, La Ciudad Posible Latam, zafrán - Recetas honestas, Cervecería y Maltería Quilmes, EcoNews en Español.

25/05/2026

🌍💬 What if taxing the super-rich could help fix the world's biggest problems?

In the newest episode of the Club of Rome Podcast, Till Kellerhoff sits down with Jayati Ghosh, economist and member of the Club of Rome, to lay out the case for a wealth tax on those holding assets above $100 million 💰

Jayati shares estimates showing that taxing even centimillionaires could unlock enormous revenue enough to fund minimum public services ✨, tackle the climate crisis 🌱 and build fairer economies for all 🤝

Tune in to hear why this isn't a radical fantasy — it's an evidence-based path forward 🌏

🎧 Listen here: https://vist.ly/55d4z

22/05/2026

What could life look like if we actually worked together to solve global challenges?

We hear about climate change, inequality, and injustice every day, and it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. But the future isn’t fixed. It’s shaped by what we do next.

The Stories of the Future challenge invites young people under 21 around the world to imagine a new tomorrow. Submit your writing, drawing, painting, or film a story to show what a better future could look like.

📅 Deadline: 19 July 2026

Learn more and submit your story ➡️ https://vist.ly/5554w

22/05/2026

In an age of polycrisis - where wars, ecological collapse and rising inequality converge - our co-president Paul Shrivastava argues that "peace" as the absence of war is no longer enough.

In this new piece for Resilience, Shrivastava explores the concept of "planetary peace": a holistic vision rooted in ecological balance, regenerative economics, social justice and genuine global cooperation.

"The task before us is not simply to prevent the next war: it is to rethink peace itself."

Read the full article:
https://vist.ly/554w9

21/05/2026

Something new is coming.

The 50 Percent Global and Bridges Sustainability Science Coalition are proud to introduce We are not waiting — a new initiative that centres young people aged 14–35 as designers of alternative systems already in motion.

The project has two connected components:

📖 An open-access anthology: a durable, policy-relevant record of youth-led systems change in practice, written, reviewed and edited by young people.

Would you like to be part of it? Abstract submissions are now open.

🎙 A youth-led webinar series: real conversations about real work, hosted and moderated by young people across six themes: regenerative economics, climate justice, peacebuilding, circular living, mutual aid, and arts and storytelling.

Here, you will find all the information you need to know about these themes, and some inspiration for submitting your abstract!

🔗 Learn more: https://vist.ly/54yhp

What makes this project different?

Young people are not invited to "contribute" to a pre-designed platform; they shape it. They host, moderate, review and edit.

Here, youth-led initiatives are repositioned within policy, academic and global governance conversations as serious actors in systems transformation.

If you work with young people or youth-focused networks, share this initiative with your community. 🌱

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