The expansion of Project STOP is another important step in SYSTEMIQ’s efforts to prevent plastics entering the ocean.
Inside Our Ocean: Day 2
SYSTEMIQ endorses the New Plastics Economy Global Commitment
Inside Our Ocean: Day 1
Sustainable Special Economic Zone project among finalists for the P4G Scale-up Partnership Award
Sustainable Forest Products to Support Wildlife Conservation and to Stop Deforestation
The UK Department for International Development (DFID) has announced £2.1 million in aid to protect endangered wildlife and create thousands of sustainable jobs. Partnerships for Forests and SYSTEMIQ will provide commercial and strategic expertise to the projects in Bukit Tigapuluh and to manage the investment pipeline in Indonesia.
NOVA Chemicals Takes Action to Prevent Plastic Debris from Reaching the Ocean
NOVA Chemicals today announced a three-year investment in support of Project STOP of nearly $2 million (1.5 million EUR) to prevent plastic debris from reaching the ocean. Project STOP is a new global initiative to design and implement solutions to reduce marine plastic pollution especially in countries with high leakage of plastics into our oceans.
SYSTEMIQ invests in OpenInvest, a Socially Responsible Investing Platform
SYSTEMIQ partners with City of London and UK Government to Support Creation of the Green Finance Institute
6th GEF Assembly: Marine Pollution Round Table
6th GEF Assembly: Food and Land Use Round Table
Jeremy Oppenheim, founder of SYSTEMIQ, moderated an insightful and action-oriented roundtable at the GEF 6th Assembly in Da Nang, Vietnam in June. The session sought to convey to audience members the huge opportunity offered by the GEF’s recent allocation of $500 million to the Food Systems, Land Use and Restoration Impact Program.
SYSTEMIQ Senior Advisor David Nabarro Named 2018 World Food Prize Recipient
Our food system is broken: we must repair it
Plastic wasteland: Asia's ocean pollution crisis
NEW CLIMATE ECONOMY SUMMIT
FOLU LIFTS OFF IN ETHIOPIA
The Next Decade Matters - Public Lecture at University of Innsbruck
SYSTEMIQ invests in Electron, a leading developer of blockchain-based digital infrastructure for energy systems
BIOCARBON ENGINEERING RECEIVES US$2.5 MILLION IN SEED INVESTMENT TO ADVANCE DRONE TECHNOLOGY FOR REPLANTING ECOSYSTEMS
Calling for disruptive early stage ventures tackling sustainability challenges
SYSTEMIQ was founded on the principle that positive disruption is required to combat climate change. We plan to deploy $20-40m over the next 3 years and are looking for early-stage companies who share our mission-driven agenda. If you share our mission, fit our criteria and are raising money, please reach out to us.
