Welcome to the Summer 2023 edition of the APPG on Limits to Growth Newsletter, where we summarise the APPG’s recent activities and highlight some of the latest developments in postgrowth thinking and policymaking, in the UK and internationally.
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APPG on Limits to Growth | Newsletter, April 2023
Highlighting the APPG’s activities over the last months, and round up the latest developments in postgrowth thinking and policymaking in the UK and abroad.
APPG on Limits to Growth | Newsletter, March 2022
In this edition of the newsletter, we report on the APPG’s recent activities on finanical practices in the adult social care sector, an EAC oral evidence session on aligning the UK’s economic goals with environmental sustainability, the latest on the Wellbeing of Future Generations Bill and a review briefing of the Government’s outcome delivery plans.
APPG on Limits to Growth | Newsletter, December 2021
This newsletter reports on a recent event at which the APPG on Limits to Growth (jointly with the APPG on the Green New Deal) launched a new briefing on finance and public debt in the context of the levelling-up agenda and vital climate goals. We highlight the APPG’s latest activities, and latest developments in postgrowth thinking and policymaking, in the UK and internationally.
APPG on Limits to Growth | Newsletter, August 2021
This newsletter reports on the success of an event on 13 July, at which the APPG launched a new policy briefing on overcoming growth dependency in adult social care. It also highlights the APPG’s latest activities and plans, and rounds up the latest developments in postgrowth thinking and policymaking, in the UK and internationally.
APPG on Limits to Growth Newsletter, June 2021
Welcome to the June 2021 edition of the APPG on Limits to Growth Newsletter. This is the first newsletter since the 2021 AGM and re-election of officers. The edition contains details of an upcoming policy briefing, additional funding for the APPG, the publication of three high profile reports and a roundup of events, news and comment on postgrowth issues, including Post Growth the new book by Professor Tim Jackson.