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Originally composed for Instagram (hence all of the icons) as part of Kathy’s series on Digitally Transforming the High Street. Follow along on Instagram. With shoppers planning their holiday lists, now is the time for #localshops to get online and capture their share of the market - whether that is via e-commerce, instagram, or digital content marketing.
The European Commission has initiated a public consultation on organic farming as part of their broader goal of implementing the many ambitious goals of the European Green Deal (EGD). The process of developing an organic farming action plan begins with a solicitation of public input by 23 October 2020. The resulting action plan will address two of the EGD’s multiple strategies: Farm to Fork and Biodiversity. Read more…
This blog series explores how cities and towns can digitally transform the high street in response to market forces. Kathy and David have worked on local government tech and communications issues and understand how to reimagine public services and community engagement.
This week’s Friday Five focuses on American leadership and culture. Curated by Amplia Group Co-Founder, Darren Katz.
Every Friday, we share curated content that resonates with us. My Amplia Group Co-Founder and partner Darren sends me content and between us, we curate our weekly Friday Top Five. This week we’ve got a Top Ten.
Over the course of this week in particular, we have had many conversations with each other and with our Amplia Group network of clients, partners, Senior Associates, colleagues, and friends - about race, privilege, silence, power, democracy, and hope.
As part of its ambition to establish the European Union as a leader on the international stage, the EU is focusing on the protection of biodiversity and on building a sustainable food chain.
Recently the EU has proposed these two issues as key elements of the European Green Deal (EGD). Both initiatives have been adopted to consider implementation in the context of COVID-19 recovery. The European Parliament will now consider the proposals.
Every Friday we share curated content that resonates with us and we will share those stories with you. Let us know what you found useful and interesting. And what you’d like to see more or less of.
This week’s Top Five pieces of curated content focus on the intersection of art and technology, brilliance in science, and politics. Let’s dive in, shall we?
The European Commission has proposed an action plan on sustainable finance, a key element of the European Green Deal (EGD), to augment public funds by channeling private investment to Europe’s transition to a sustainable, climate-neutral economy. It involves accounting for environmental and social considerations when making investment decisions, leading to increased investment in longer-term and sustainable activities. Read Tom Carter’s analysis of the Action Plan in his EGD blog.
