Stockholm Resilience Center

Stockholm, Sweden

An academic center dedicated to research on sustainability and resilience, associated with the University of Stockholm. It plays a crucial role in shaping policies and recommendations such as the Eat-Lancet report, which promotes sustainable diets and food systems.

CCI Score

63.14

-0.04% April 18

Latest Event

Citizens' Assembly on Climate Seminar Engagement

Stockholm Resilience Centre participated in a seminar at the Swedish Parliament on November 27, 2024, where findings from Sweden's first national Citizens’ Assembly on Climate were discussed. The event highlighted inclusive citizen participation in shaping equitable climate policies and fostering a democratic debate on climate action.

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+45 to +100 CCI Score

Companies in this range actively lead the fight against authoritarianism by rejecting oppressive practices and championing democratic values. They implement robust policies, engage in transparent governance, and drive initiatives that set the standard for corporate responsibility.

Latest Events

NOV

27

2024

Citizens' Assembly on Climate Seminar Engagement
76.94

Stockholm Resilience Centre participated in a seminar at the Swedish Parliament on November 27, 2024, where findings from Sweden's first national Citizens’ Assembly on Climate were discussed. The event highlighted inclusive citizen participation in shaping equitable climate policies and fostering a democratic debate on climate action.
+80

Public and Political Behavior

April 11

The event underscores proactive engagement in democratic processes and public debate on climate policy. By facilitating a seminar that brings together diverse stakeholders, including policymakers and academic experts, the Stockholm Resilience Centre supports transparent, inclusive deliberation crucial to countering authoritarian tendencies in policy formation.

Lessons learned from the Citizens’ Assembly on Climate
MAR

08

2024

Swedish National Citizens' Assembly on Climate Initiatives
71.57

The Stockholm Resilience Centre is co-organizing Sweden's first national citizens' assembly on climate as part of the Fairtrans research programme. Sixty participants, selected via a democratic lottery from 7,000 invitations, will deliberate and propose actionable recommendations to help Sweden meet its Paris Agreement targets, thereby enriching public and political debate on climate issues.
+80

Public and Political Behavior

April 11

The citizens' assembly represents a strong commitment to inclusive democratic engagement by ensuring diverse representation through a lottery-based selection process. This initiative enriches public debate on climate action and reinforces progressive, anti-authoritarian values by giving everyday citizens a voice in policy discussions.

First Swedish national citizens’ assembly on climate kicks off
MAR

01

2024

Participation in Sweden's First National Citizen Assembly on Climate
71.43

Sweden's first national citizen assembly on climate, involving Stockholm Resilience Centre, will kick off in March 2024. Fifty randomly selected participants from across Swedish society will deliberate on climate solutions and pathways for rapid decarbonisation, supported by experts and a consortium of Swedish universities.
+80

Public and Political Behavior

April 11

The citizen assembly represents a strong commitment to participatory democracy and inclusive public policy formation in addressing climate change. This initiative broadens civic engagement by using a randomized method to include diverse voices, fostering deliberations that counter partisan polarization and authoritarian tendencies.

First Swedish national citizen assembly on climate could show the way to transformation
DEC

04

2023

SRC Research Contribution Highlighting Pesticide Risks
43.58

On December 4, 2023, the Stockholm Resilience Center’s research on the ecological dangers posed by pesticides was cited in a report on a two‐year lobbying campaign that undermined EU efforts to reduce pesticide use. The center's findings on pesticide-induced biodiversity decline helped inform public debate and policy recommendations, countering corporate efforts to delay critical environmental legislation.
+50

Public and Political Behavior

April 11

The Stockholm Resilience Center’s contribution of rigorous scientific research on the harmful impacts of pesticide use demonstrates a commitment to public interest and environmental sustainability. By providing evidence that underpins calls for reduced pesticide usage, SRC helps counteract corporate lobbying tactics that undermine progressive environmental policy. This action supports democratic accountability and informed public debate, aligning with anti-authoritarian values.

The two-year lobbying campaign to sabotage pesticide-reduction
NOV

27

2023

SRC Bolsters Pesticide Reduction Policy with Scientific Evidence
52.20

The Stockholm Resilience Center's research highlighting the ecological dangers of synthetic pesticides has been cited in discussions on progressive EU policies, lending credibility to calls for stronger pesticide reduction measures amid a two‐year campaign by corporate lobbies to stall reform.
+60

Public and Political Behavior

April 11

The SRC provided rigorous, science-based evidence on the environmental and public health risks posed by synthetic pesticides. This research has informed and bolstered progressive policy initiatives such as aspects of the EU Green Deal and pesticide reduction laws, countering well-funded corporate lobbying. The contribution of such independent research reinforces public and political accountability and progressive policy-making.

The two-year lobbying campaign to sabotage pesticide-reduction