Jeremy Tamanini - Using Storytelling and Data to Accelerate More Sustainable Future

<p>Jeremy Tamanini is founder of Dual Citizen and creator of the Global Green Economy Index™ (GGEI).</p><p>For the past decade, Jeremy has collaborated on projects with governments, businesses, and international organizations at the intersection of data and sustainability. He has worked in over 30 markets, ranging from the government of Denmark to an NGO in the Pacific Islands. His goal is to empower his partners to better understand what sustainability means for them, and how data, communication, and new technology can accelerate progress.</p><p>The Global Green Economy Index™, created by Jeremy, covers 160 countries, measures national sustainability performance across its <a href="https://dualcitizeninc.com/performance-index/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">18 indicators</a>, and tracks the degree of <strong>progress</strong> each country has made from 2005 to 2020, and its <strong>distance</strong> from globally established sustainability targets.</p><p>The GGEI is an ESG index that has gained widespread global recognition, with over 250,000 downloads, 100+ media and academic citations, and usage in 100+ governments, institutions, and private firms.</p><p>Now over to Jeremy&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Timecodes</strong></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>00:00 Intro&nbsp;</p><p>03:15 Who is Jeramy?</p><p>09:25 Who or What Made Jeremy?</p><p>18:27 How his early career impacted him?</p><p>19:47 What is Jeremy working to achieve?&nbsp;</p><p>23:05 The beginnings of the Global Green Economy Index&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p>25:44 The dimensions of the Index&nbsp;</p><p>28:01 Where do&nbsp;we stand in relation to the global goal targets?</p><p>31:32: Where are we making progress?&nbsp;</p><p>34:42 The truth about emission data&nbsp;</p><p>37.38 The climate paradox and feedback</p><p>44:00 How to ensure ideas are adopted or implemented&nbsp;</p><p>47:10 Implementing new ideas and initiatives</p><p>49:53 What action can individuals and businesses take?&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p>52:20 The 80:20 rule on climate impact&nbsp;</p><p>53:32 Identifying c