The United Nations have approved the Global Goals but did they achieve the most good they could? Bjorn Lomborg discusses in an op-ed published by Time Ideas.
After years of build-up, world leaders at the U.N. ...
What Youths Could Teach World Leaders on Development Targets
In a new op-ed published by the Huffington Post, Bjorn Lomborg discusses the top priorities for the post-2015 development agenda as selected by the participating young people of the Post-2015 Consensus Youth Forums....
U.N. Adopts Ambitious Global Goals After Years of Negotiations
The New York Times has published an article on the passing of the United Nation’s Global Goals. The article reports on the success of the passage after years of negotiations but also makes reference to the man...
Bjorn Lomborg meets with journalists from Africa, Latin America and South Asia
Bjorn Lomborg met with some journalists from Africa, Latin America and South Asia in New York. The journalists were each winners of Copenhagen Consensus Center Post-2015 Journalist Scholarships which has enabled jou...
Leaders aim for sustainable development after Millennium goals success
The Los Angeles times has published an article reporting on the upcoming approval of the United Nation’s Global Goals, citing the findings of our research and quoting Bjorn Lomborg.
Bjorn Lomborg, a Danish eco...
In a new article published by the Wall Street Journal, Bjorn Lomborg discusses what the United Nations should prioritize for the Agenda for Sustainable Development to do the most good for the world.
Bjorn Lomborg discusses the finalization of the United Nations' Agenda for Sustainable Development.
In short, many of the targets are either marginally useful or highly problematic. Making matters worse, colle...
The buzz from the #FutureFortified Global Summit in Tanzania
This past week Bjorn Lomborg spoke at the #FutureFortified, a three day global summit aimed at boosting interest and awareness in food fortification. In the following news clip released by Devex, Bjorn speaks to why...
Recent graduate of Cambridge University, Markus Anderljung wrote his masters dissertation on the Post-2015 Consensus. The entire dissertation is available for download following the brief summary.
