Introduces the history of technology and its implications for development, preparing students for collaborative projects focused on social entrepreneurship.
Covers poverty reduction targets, growth rate calculations, private investment importance, hindrances to economic development like education and governance, and the trade-offs in foreign aid distribution.
Explores the intricate relationship between energy supply, economics, and the transition towards sustainable practices, emphasizing the need for decarbonisation and a shift to a less extractive economy.
Delves into urban metabolism, circular economy policies, and material stocks in cities, emphasizing the interplay between environmental assessment and urban functioning.