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Business in Development New avenues for complementarity and collaboration Proceedings of the international symposium held on 30th June at Vienna University of Economics and Business

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Table of contents

Table of contents

1 Business in Development – new avenues for complementarity and collaboration ............................ 2

2 Agenda ............................................................................................................................... 3

3 Welcome address.................................................................................................................. 5

4 Opening panel ...................................................................................................................... 5

4.1 Martin Ledolter, Austrian Development Agency .................................................................... 5

4.2 Bernhard Weber, Institute for Collaboration in Development Projects (ICEP) ............................ 5

4.3 Andre Martinuzzi, Institute for Managing Sustainability ......................................................... 6

5 Key note speeches .............................................................................................................. 13

5.1 Wendy Chapple, University of Nottingham ........................................................................ 13

5.2 Andrew Jenkins, BRAC Bangladesh ................................................................................... 13

5.3 Jim Tanburn, Donor Committee for Enterprise Development (DCED) ..................................... 13

6 Roundtable 1: Measuring and reporting on sustainability impacts ............................................... 23

6.1 Chair: Esther Hougee de Vet, Sustainalytics ...................................................................... 23

6.2 Impulse: Moritz Nill, Systain Consulting ............................................................................ 23

7 Roundtable 2: Tackling impact in developing countries ............................................................. 31

7.1 Chair: Kenneth Bengesi, Sokoine University of Agriculture ................................................... 31

7.2 Impulse: Dave Boselie, Sustainable Trade Initiative (IDH) ................................................... 31

8 Roundtable 3: Business – development partnerships ................................................................ 37

8.1 Chair: Andre Jenkins, BRAC Bangladesh ........................................................................... 37

8.2 Impulse: Gottfried Traxler, Austrian Development Agency (ADA) .......................................... 37

9 Practitioner Panel ................................................................................................................ 42

9.1 Chair: Lucia Reisch, Copenhagen Business School .............................................................. 42

9.2 Panellists: Nicole Voillat, Bata Brands SA, and Chris Brown, Olam International ...................... 42

10 Participant List ................................................................................................................. 49

11 The hosting organizations.................................................................................................. 53

12 The organizing committee ................................................................................................. 54

Business in Development - new avenues for complementarity and collaboration Vienna University of Economics and Business, 30th June 2014 1

Welcome

1 Business in Development – new avenues for complementarity and collaboration

With financial flows of private investments now exceeding official development assistance, businesses have naturally become ever more important partners in shaping and implementing the new post-2015 global development agenda. At the same time, the debate on measuring impacts of business operations in developing countries has entered the boardrooms of many companies. Yet they often remain difficult to capture. Measuring business impacts on development however becomes critical for effective engagement and collaboration of the private sector.

We at the Institute for Managing Sustainability were pleased to host an international symposium dealing with these topics at the Vienna University for Economics and Business. We are particularly grateful to our co-hosts: the Austrian Development Agency (ADA) and the Austrian Institute for Collaboration in Development Projects (ICEP). The symposium brought together representatives from academia, business, civil society and the donor community with the following objectives:

• To engage in a dialogue with key actors on new avenues for intersectoral collaboration for global sustainable development;

• To explore potentials for synergies and complementarity between business and official development assistance; and

• To discuss impact assessment beyond sustainability reporting as an essential component of fostering a more prominent role of business in development.

The symposium also linked up with the GLOBAL VALUE project coordinated by the Institute for Managing Sustainability. GLOBAL VALUE is one of the largest EU-funded research projects to date addressing business impacts on global sustainable development. We cordially invite all participants to stay connected and continue discussions in the context of the GLOBAL VALUE Expert Crowd.

We are grateful to our international project partners and the renowned international speakers who contributed their expertise and experience to this event. We hope that these proceedings will be a useful resource for participants wishing to recall specific points of discussion as well as for interested parties wishing to engage with the topic of “Business in development – new avenues for complementarity and collaboration”.


http://www.sustainability.eu/?k=business_in_development&s=home&lang=en

http://www.entwicklung.at/

http://www.icep.at/ie/corporaid.html

http://www.global-value.eu/

http://www.global-value.eu/

http://www.global-value.eu/expert_crowd

http://www.global-value.eu/expert_crowd

Agenda

2 Agenda

10:00-10:30 Registration & Coffee

10:30-10.35 Welcome Address

Michael Meyer, Vice-rector of the Vienna University of Economics and Business, WU Vienna

10:35 –11:20 Opening Panel: “Business in Development – avenues for complementarity and collaboration” Martin Ledolter, Managing Director, Austrian Development Agency Bernhard Weber, Managing Director, ICEP

André Martinuzzi, Head of Institute for Managing Sustainability, WU Vienna

11:20–11:40 Academia keynote: “Systems of Governance for Complementarity and Competitiveness”

Wendy Chapple, Deputy Director of the International Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility, University of Nottingham

11:40–12:00 Civil Society keynote: “Considering stakeholder perspectives in scoping and assessing impacts” Andrew Jenkins, Coordinator of Impact Assessment Unit, Research and Evaluation Division, BRAC Bangladesh

12:00-12:20 Donor community keynote: “Measuring results and impacts of partnering with business for development effectiveness”

Jim Tanburn, Coordinator of the Donor Committee for Enterprise Development, DCED

12:20-12:40 Q&A with the audience

12:40-13:30 Lunch

13:30–14:30 Parallel roundtables


Agenda

1. Measuring and reporting on sustainability impacts

Room: Clubroom LC.2.400

2. Tackling impact in developing countries

Room: AD 0.114

3. Business – development partnerships

Room: AD 0.122

Chair: Esther Hougee de Vet, Director, Research Products, Europe, Sustainalytics

Impulse: Moritz Nill, Director, Systain Consulting

Chair: Kenneth Bengesi, Acting Deputy Director, Development Studies Institute, Sokoine University

Impulse: Dave Boselie, Senior Manager for Learning & Innovation, IDH Sustainable Trade Initiative

Chair: Andrew Jenkins, Coordinator of Impact Assessment Unit, Research and Evaluation Division, BRAC Bangladesh

Impulse: Gottfried Traxler, Programme Manager, Austrian Development Agency

14:30-14:50 Coffee break

14:50-15:30 Practitioners panel: avenues for complementarity and collaboration

Chair: Lucia Reisch, Professor, Copenhagen Business School

Panelists:

Nicole Voillat, Director of Sustainability at BATA Brands SA

Chris Brown, General Manager for Environmental Sustainability, Olam International

Kenneth Bengesi, Acting Deputy Director, Development Studies Institute, Sokoine University

Jim Tanburn, Coordinator of the Donor Committee for Enterprise Development, DCED

15:30-15:45 Q&A with the audience

15:45-16:00 Wrap up

André Martinuzzi, Head of Institute for Managing Sustainability, WU Vienna

16:00 Networking Coffee


Opening panel

3 Welcome address

Michael Meyer is the Vice-Rector for Human Resources, member of the academic board of the Professional MBA Program for Social Management and member of the board of the Competence Centre for NPOs and Social Entrepreneurship at WU Vienna. He also heads the Institute for Non-profit Management.

“The topic discussed in the symposiums fits perfectly with WU’s mentality. The new open campus without walls and fences drives research, teaching and operations. Due to the financial and ecological crisis we have to rethink economy as well as rethink business contribution to development. The Institute for Managing Sustainability has been instrumental for achieving this at WU with its 15 years of experience in the acquisition and implementation of international research projects in the areas of CSR, resource efficiency or impact assessment.”

4 Opening panel

4.1 Martin Ledolter, Austrian Development Agency

Martin Ledolter is the Managing Director of the Austrian Development Agency. He holds PhD in Law and an LL.M. from Columbia University. Mr. Ledolter is a legal expert who has spent most of his professional life in politics, notably serving as a senior political advisor to the Vice Chancellor and Minister of Foreign Affairs in the Cabinet of the Austrian Foreign Ministry in the areas of development cooperation, social and health affairs.

“Ten years ago a conference about the role of business in sustainable development would not have taken place. Nowadays, development cooperation includes many actors in order to achieve global change. The new post-2015 global development agenda is an opportunity of growing markets, while proactively engaging the private sector in developing countries.”

4.2 Bernhard Weber, Institute for Collaboration in Development Projects (ICEP)

Bernhard Weber is the co-founder and Managing Director of the Institute for Collaboration in Development Projects (ICEP). ICEP is a non-profit association headquartered in Vienna with the goal to effectively contribute to global poverty alleviation. Mr. Weber holds a PhD in Business Studies from Vienna University of Economics and Business.

“Businesses are the key driver to foster development. Hence, the most successful companies have to be involved in fighting poverty. Companies have made huge progress in terms of responsibility. The challenge lies in shaping policies accordingly and improving the framework of business in developing countries.”


Opening panel

4.3 Andre Martinuzzi, Institute for Managing Sustainability

André Martinuzzi is the Head of the Institute for Managing Sustainability and Associate Professor at WU Vienna. He holds a Habilitation in Environmental Management and Sustainable Development Policy and a PhD in General Management. His main areas of expertise are corporate sustainability, sustainable development policies, evaluation research, and knowledge brokerage. Mr. Martinuzzi is the Coordinator of the GLOBAL VALUE project.

“The Global Value project aims to address business impacts through creating an appropriate framework and toolkit for measuring impacts of multinational companies. It also addresses systems of governance that foster business responsibility, competitiveness and complementarity.”


Opening panel


Key notes

5 Key note speeches

5.1 Wendy Chapple, University of Nottingham

Wendy Chapple is an Associate Professor in Industrial Economics and Deputy Director of the International Centre of Corporate Social Responsibility. Ms.Chapple holds a PhD in environmental productivity and eco-efficiency measurement. Her research interests focus on the areas of productivity, economics of CSR, impact and performance measurement and comparative systems of CSR and CSR in Asia.

“Complementarity and competitiveness are important in order to align business activities with official development assistance. Multinational companies have to be part of the development process.”

5.2 Andrew Jenkins, BRAC Bangladesh

Andrew Jenkins is the Coordinator of Impact Assessment Unit at the Research and Evaluation Division, and the Donor Liaison Officer at BRAC Bangladesh. He holds a Master of Science in Agricultural Engineering. Mr. Jenkins research interests include stakeholder engagement, impact evaluation, rural development, water management, institutional development.

“The MDGs have contributed to improving environmental, educational and health conditions in Bangladesh. Industry in Bangladesh is very strong and productive, but it also has negative impacts. It is not enough to sign international agreements; measures have to be implemented locally to solve problems.”

5.3 Jim Tanburn, Donor Committee for Enterprise Development (DCED)

Jim Tanburn is the Coordinator of the Donor Committee for Enterprise Development (DCED) working at the interface between development and business. He is founder manager of a UK-based NGO working in enterprise development. Mr. Tanburn is a graduate of the University of Cambridge, UK.

“Both businesses and the donor community have to adapt in order to work together in successful partnerships. This also extends to measuring the results of such collaborations. There have been many challenges in measuring and reporting impacts. Measurement has to focus on few practical and pertinent indicators derived from the goals of the partnership itself.”


Key notes


Roundtable discussions

6 Roundtable 1: Measuring and reporting on sustainability impacts

6.1 Chair: Esther Hougee de Vet, Sustainalytics

Esther Hougee de Vet is the Director of the Research team of Sustainalytics. Sustainalytics is a rating agency that provides Environmental, Social and Governance data to responsible investors so that they can make informed investment decisions. Ms.Hougee de Vet is involved in overseeing the research of the health care, chemicals and food industry teams, as well as centralized incidents research. She is responsible for quality management and contributes to product innovation an Sustainalytics. At the moment she also coordinates Sustainalytics contributions to the GLOBAL VALUE project. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Rural Development Studies and a Master’s degree in Environmental Economics.

6.2 Impulse: Moritz Nill, Systain Consulting

Moritz Nill is the Director of Systain’s Berlin office where he leads the natural resource and waste handling team. He has an extensive track record in consulting companies, focusing mainly on environmental data management and sustainability strategy. Mr.Nill has received his doctorate degree in ecological impacts of energy techniques.



7 Roundtable 2: Tackling impact in developing countries

7.1 Chair: Kenneth Bengesi, Sokoine University of Agriculture

Kenneth Bengesi is the Deputy Director of the Development Studies Institute at Sokoine University of Agriculture. He holds a PhD in Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management. His research areas are in strategic entrepreneurship and small business, business growth and turnaround strategies, corporate social responsibility, impact assessment, designing, monitoring & evaluation of development projects with an emphasis on rural development.

7.2 Impulse: Dave Boselie, Sustainable Trade Initiative (IDH)

Dave Boselie is a Senior Manager for Learning and Innovation at the Sustainable Trade Initiative (IDH). He is responsible for organizing research and mobilizing the strategic intelligence in the commodity programs of fruit & vegetables, tea and aquaculture. Furthermore, he organizes the impact and performance evaluation studies for IDH. Mr.Boselie holds a PhD in Social Science.



8 Roundtable 3: Business – development partnerships

8.1 Chair: Andre Jenkins, BRAC Bangladesh

Andrew Jenkins is the Coordinator of Impact Assessment Unit at the Research and Evaluation Division, and the Donor Liaison Officer at BRAC Bangladesh. He holds a Master of Science in Agricultural Engineering. His research interests include stakeholder engagement, impact evaluation, rural development, water management, institutional development.

8.2 Impulse: Gottfried Traxler, Austrian Development Agency (ADA)

Gottfried Traxler is the responsible programme manager for Latin America and Eastern and Southern Africa at the Business Partnership Office of the Austrian Development Agency (ADA). In this position, he has been promoting innovative and sustainable public-private partnerships between internationally active Austrian enterprises (e.g. ALPLA, SONNENTOR, AGRANA, RHI) and their local partners in Latin America and Africa since 2011. Previous experience includes the Austrian Foreign Ministry in Vienna and in Washington D.C. As an Expert for Latin America, he studied History, Hispanic Studies and Political Science in Vienna, Madrid and Lima, Peru.


Practitioner Panel

9 Practitioner Panel

9.1 Chair: Lucia Reisch, Copenhagen Business School

Lucia Reisch is a Professor of consumer behaviour and consumer policy at Copenhagen Business School. Her research focus is on behavioural economics, sustainable consumption, intercultural consumer behaviour, consumers and new technologies, consumer policy, and corporate sustainability. She holds a doctorate degree in Economics.

9.2 Panellists: Nicole Voillat, Bata Brands SA, and Chris Brown, Olam International

Nicole Voillat is the Director of global sustainability program for the Bata Shoe Organization and the Bata Children’s Program Foundation based in Lausanne, Switzerland. Ms.Voillat has been working in sustainability and CSR for the past 12 years with both the private and non-profit sectors. She holds a Master degree (MSc) in Responsibility & Business Practice from the University of Bath (UK) and a Master in Linguistics and Interpretation from the University of Zurich (Switzerland).

Chris Brown is the General Manager for Environmental Sustainability at Olam International. Olam International is a leading agri-business operating from seed to shelf in 65 countries. Mr.Brown holds degrees in Chemical Engineering and Environmental Management and Technology. He brings over 20 years of experience from a broad variety of sectors.

Commented on by Kenneth Bengesi, Sokoine University of Agriculture, and Jim Tanburn, DCED.

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Practitioner Panel


Participant List

10 Participant List

No. Surname Name Organization Country

1 Ahmed Ben Ali Natalie Sécrétariat Général du Gouvernement Comores

2 Amengual Caterina University of Balearic Islands Spain

3 Azilazian Audrey Crédit Coopératif France

4 Barrera Alejandra Vienna University of Economics and Business, WU Vienna Austria

5 Basiye Karen Safaricom Kenya

6 Bengesi Kenneth Sokoine University of Agriculture Tanzania

7 Blachfellner Manfred International Controller Association Austria

8 Boselie Dave IDH The Sustainable Trade Initiative The Netherlands

9 Breitsma Onno Proficio Management Slovakia

10 Brown Chris Olam International Ltd UK

11 Chapple Wendy Nottingham University UK

12 Chemat Smain Euromonitor International/Research Centre in Analytical chemistry Algeria

13 Ciecierska Ewa WCN Vienna PWNglobal Austria

14 Ciraku Erarba The Directorate General of Customs of Albania Albania

15 Comehn Emmanuel Bashiel Danish Refugee Council Sudan

16 Coudenhove Barbara ICEP Austria

17 Danesi Jafar Abdulkadir Policy Research (PR) Ltd/Gte Nigeria

18 de Schutter Liesbeth WU Institute for the Environment and Regional Development Austria

19 Debele Fikadu Tura

Adama City Adminstration, Labor and Social Affairs Office Ethiopia

20 Dicken Regina Fairtrade Österreich Austria

21 Eikelenboom Pedro IDH The Sustainable Trade Initiative The Netherlands

22 Emmanuel Akinniyi Ayoola University Of Ibadan Nigeria

23 Ephrame Mario Chi Nju Solidarity Developement Organisation Cameroon

24 Findler Florian

Germany

25 Foster Gillian Vienna University of Economics and Business Austria

26 Gisch-Boie Sabine WWF Austria Austria

27 González Escolano Flavia Institute for Managing Sustainability, WU Vienna Austria

28 Gorenak Stefka Faculty of commercial and business studies Slovenia

29 Gorny Helene Modul University Austria

30 Graf Victoria Specialisterne Austria Austria


Participant List

31 Gruber Verena Vienna University of Economics and Business, WU Vienna Austria

32 Grytsovkanych Nataliia MODUL University Vienna Austria

33 Gunz Gerhard OeEB Austria

34 Habl Claudia Gesundheit Österreich (GÖG) Austria

35 Heinschink Karin Federal Institute of Agricultural Economics Austria

36 Hougee de Vet Esther Sustainalytics The Netherlands

37 Islam Md Bazyidul FH Köln Germany

38 Jarmai Katharina AIT - Austrian Institute of Technology Austria

39 Jenkins Andrew BRAC Bangladesh/UK

40 Kainz Katharina ICEP Austria

41 Karapinjalli Aida CIRPS-La Sapienza, Rome (Intrauniversitary Sustainability Research Centre) Albania/Italy

42 Kerres Katharina UNIDO Austria

43 Khachatryan Arsen SibarS Inc, SalamWorld Group Turkey

44 Klicek Tamara University of Novi Sad Serbia

45 Knopp Sandra

Austria

46 Koczanski Alison MODUL University Vienna Austria

47 Kono Amougou Jean Philippe Philman Sport Marketing Cameroun

48 Krishnan Aishwarya MODUL University Vienna India

49 Krön Elisabeth Specialisterne Austria Austria

50 Lagler Verena ICEP Austria

51 Lazarescu Denisa BrunswickBrunswick Austria & CEE GmbH Austria

52 Ledolter Martin Austrian Development Agency Austria

53 Leithenmayr Roland InfraMarket Austria

54 Leonard David Modul University Vienna Austria

55 Luddin Syahrul OPEC Fund for International Development Austria

56 Luks Fred Vienna University of Economics and Business, WU Vienna Austria

57 Maier Simone Maria ICEP Austria

58 Martinuzzi Andre Institute for Managing Sustainability, WU Austria

59 Mihalyi Judit EUROPE Ltd Hungary

60 Mohtashami Hamid Global Pars Gate ltd Austria

61 Mulej Matjaz University of Maribor, and IRDO Institute for development of social responsibility, Maribor Slovenia

62 Musayeva Samira UNCITRAL secretariat Austria

63 Naamatbekov Ulanbek NGO Bugu-maral Kyrgyzstan


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Participant List

64 Noory Benafsha Integrity Watch Afghanistan Afghanistan

65 Obasi Obiora Ikeoha Foundation Nigeria

66 Okpu Onne Ambrose Heriot Watt University, Edinburgh

United Kingdom

67 Osayande Owen Teletrade Austria

68 Parger Thomas Sustain Consulting Austria

69 Pollak Ruth UNIDO Austria

70 Radnaa Gantumur CSD Consulting Mongolia

71 Rataj Olga SOAS Poland

72 Rauch Herbert ESD Austria

73 Reisch Lucia CBS Denmark

74 Resl Thomas Bundesanstalt für Agrarwirtschaft Austria

75 Reuchlin Philip INSEAD Austria

76 Rössler Daniel Austrian Development Agency Austria

77 Saleta Constantin OMV Austria

78 Sauer Petr University of Economics Prague Czech Republic

79 Schall Gunter Austrian Development Agency Austria

80 Schmidt Alexander Osb-International Austria

81 Schönherr Norma Institute for Managing Sustainability, WU Vienna Austria

82 Schorn Curt Norbert Schorn Unternehmensberatung Austria

83 Schubert Uwe Institute for Managing Sustainability, WU Austria

84 Schwarzfischer Anne

Germany

85 Sen Salil K. Center for Development Management, Asian Institute of Management Philippines

86 Siric Jelena MODUL University Vienna Austria

87 Sprenger Thom Institute for Development Strategy Austria

88 Steinbrugger Bettina respACT Austria

89 Streit Daniel World Vision Austria Austria

90 Sugiyama Mayumi

Austria

91 Szigetvari Eva Vienna University of Economics and Business, WU Vienna Austria

92 Szöcs Ilona Institute for Managing Sustainability, WU Vienna Austria

93 Tanburn Jim DCED UK

94 Tichy Georg FinComm GmbH Austria

95 Traxler Gottfried Austrian Development Agency Austria

96 Uddin Salman Focus Humanitarian Assistance Pakistan Pakistan

97 Vlasyuk Olga National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy Ukraine Business in Development - new avenues for complementarity and collaboration Vienna University of Economics and Business, 30th June 2014 51

Participant List

98 Voillat Nicole BATA Switzerland

99 Waldhauser Barbara University of Applied Sciences bfi Vienna Austria

100 Weber Bernhard ICEP Austria

101 Wiman Adele Institute for Managing Sustainability, WU Vienna Austria

102 Zayerkaabeh Kambiz

Austria

103 Zimmerl Gudrun ICEP Austria


Business in Development - new avenues for complementarity and collaboration Vienna University of Economics and Business, 30th June 2014

11 The hosting organizations

Institute for Managing Sustainability has been

active in the fields of Corporate Social Responsibility,

corporate sustainability and responsible corporate

conduct for over a decade. The global dimension of

responsible corporate conduct is becoming an

increasingly important aspect of this work (e.g. in terms

of global supply chains, labour conditions, human rights,

resource use etc.). For more information, please see

www.sustainability.eu.

Austrian Development Agency (ADA) is in charge of

implementing all bilateral projects and programmes of

the Austrian Development Cooperation (ADC). Austrian

Development Cooperation (ADC) supports countries in

Africa, Asia, South Eastern and Eastern Europe,

Caribbean region in their sustainable development. For

more information, please see: www.entwicklung.at.

Institute for Cooperation and Development

Projects (ICEP) was established in 1996 as private and

independent initiative in order to efficiently combat

poverty from Austria. ICEP consults partner in

developing countries regarding the integration of

impoverished people in economic cycles. corporAID is an

Austrian platform for business, development and global

responsibility - an initiative launched by ICEP. It

provides companies with a forum for information

exchange, communication and mainstreaming their

societal responsibility. corporAID aims to support the

collaboration between development cooperation and

companies as well as to improve the overall conditions

for Austrian companies within this field. For further

information please visit www.corporaid.at and

www.icep.at.


http://www.sustainability.eu/

http://www.entwicklung.at/

http://www.corporaid.at/

http://www.icep.at/

Business in Development - new avenues for complementarity and collaboration Vienna University of Economics and Business, 30th June 2014

12 The organizing committee

André Martinuzzi is the Head of the Institute for Managing Sustainabiliy

(www.sustainability.eu), associate professor at the Vienna University for Business

and Econmics. For more than 10 years, he is functioning as the coordinator of EU

research framework program projects, research projects for six EU Directorate

General, the European Agency for Statistics, the UN Development Programme as

well as for federal and state administrations. His research foci are Corporate

Sustainability, Sustainable Policies, Evaluation Research and Knowledge

Management. In the next couple of years, he and an international team will be

developing a tool kit that will support Multinational Corporations managing their

contribution to development policies.

Norma Schönherr is a Research Fellow and Project coordinator at the Institute

for Managing Sustainability (www.sustainability.eu). She has studied Political

Science in Maastricht, the Netherlands, and Toulouse, France, as well as Resource

Economics in Berlin, Germany. She worked for a global environmental

organization and as a policy analyst at an independent research institute before

joining the institute. In her current position, she focuses on CSR and global

development and specializes in the coordination of EU research projects.

Adele Wiman is a Research Fellow at the Institute for Managing Sustainability

(www.sustainability.eu). She has a background in social policy and cross-sectoral

development partnerships. Currently, she is managing and moderating a global

multi-stakeholder online expert crowd platform in the context of the EU-funded

research project GLOBAL VALUE.





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