Videos

November 2024 TRANSGOV at COP29 in Baku

TRANSGOV five-minute explainer videos

October 2024 TRANSGOV Impact visit to Ethiopia

November 2023 TRANSGOV at COP28 in Dubai

November 2022 TRANSGOV at COP27 in Egypt

June 2022 TRANSGOV at SB56 in Bonn

October 2021 TRANSGOV at COP26 in Glasgow

In 2021, two researchers from the TRANSGOV core team attended COP26 to follow the transparency negotiations. Throughout the conference, they published short vlogs to provide their perspective on the latest developments. In addition, a webinar was organized to reflect on the outcomes of COP26.

Four PhD candidates from Wageningen University reflect on their experiences at COP26. The panel also features Lia Zakiyya, a former civil servant at the Office of the President’s Special Envoy on Climate Change of Indonesia.

Webinar: COP26 and beyond

December 8, 2021. TRANSGOV hosted a webinar to discuss the outcomes of COP26 with Dr. Paul Behrens, environmental change researcher and author of a popular science book on climate change.

2016 Transparency conference

In 2016, the Environmental Policy Group of Wageningen University hosted a conference on Transparency and Sustainability in which many of the TRANSGOV team members were involved. Check out their perspectives on different aspects of this topic.

Scholars from various disciplines attending the 2016 conference on Disclosing Sustainability outline the research agenda for transparency.

Principal Investigator Aarti Gupta speaks about the challenges of securing anticipatory versus retrospective transparency in sustainability governance.

Vice-chancellor of Wageningen University Arthur Mol speaks about transparency and digitalization in cities.

Associate Professor Ingrid Boas of Wageningen University speaks about the role of citizens, consumers and the public in generating transparency.

Global Project Associate Angel Hsu of Yale speaks about new technologies and third wave data in enhancing transparency and environmental monitoring.

Professor Martin Herold of Wageningen University speaks about tools to enhance forest monitoring and making these more useful for stakeholders.

Global Project Associate Susan Parks of Sydney speaks about biases in accountability systems and role for transparency herein.

Professor Phil Macnaghten of Wageningen University speaks about how responsible innovation intersects with transparency, ‘non-knowledge’ and responsibility.

Associate Professor Virgina Haufler of Maryland speaks about empowerment through information disclosure and the role of technology in transparency.

For more videos and information about the conference, please visit the conference website.