Jeffrey Sachs

What Are His Conferences Like?

Jeffrey Sachs’s conferences are rich in knowledge and social commitment, offering an integral and pragmatic look at current economic and environmental challenges. With an inspiring style grounded in research, Sachs addresses sustainable development issues and provides concrete strategies for advancing the SDGs. His talks cover complex topics such as poverty eradication, climate change, and the global economy, motivating leaders and citizens to work together for a more equitable and sustainable future.

Selection of Conferences

Six Transformations to Achieve the Sustainable Development Goals

In this talk, Sachs outlines six necessary transformations to achieve the SDGs, focusing on key areas like environmental sustainability, social inclusion, and education. With a practical approach, he explains how these transformations can be applied at national and global levels to build a more just and sustainable future.

The End of Poverty

Based on his book of the same name, this talk presents a bold strategy to eradicate extreme poverty through investments in health, education, and technology. Sachs offers real-life examples and a structured action plan for governments and organizations to implement effective changes in the fight against poverty.

The Ages of Globalization: Geography, Technology, and Institutions

In this conference, Sachs explores the interaction between geography, technology, and institutions in shaping globalization. He analyzes how these factors have impacted economies and the effects of their transformations on social and environmental well-being.

Climate Change

Jeffrey Sachs tackles the climate crisis with an in-depth analysis of its causes and consequences, while presenting viable solutions to mitigate its effects. He discusses the role of economics in the transition to clean energy and how leaders can adopt effective sustainability policies.