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Drawing on the unique, collective know-how of our 100+ members we seek to define comprehensive solutions to the complex, interconnected challenges of our world. www.clubofrome.org

A poster for a new paper titled 'Bridging the Dichotomy' featuring African conservation themes.
Welcome graphic for Muhammad Mateen Naveed. He is featured on the left, dressed in black. White and blue text on the right side reads: “WELCOME MUHAMMAD MATEEN NAVEED, NEW MEMBER OF THE CLUB OF ROME” against a blue background. The Club of Rome logo is displayed at the bottom right corner.
Quote says: We need a new framework of thought that reconfigures the relationship between economy, culture and nature.” Attributed to Gonzalo del Castillo, Executive Director of the Argentinian Chapter of the Club of Rome. In the background, a beautiful scenery of Patagonia in Argentina/Chile.
Portrait of Kristin Van Ragnarsdottir on the left, dressed in blue and white with glasses. Text reads: "A regenerative economy requires more than gradual reform. It demands a shift in the systems, values and indicators that guide our societies.” Attributed to Kristin Vala Ragnarsdottir, member of the Club of Rome. A modern eco-friendly building in the background, with a lush green roof and innovative architecture design.
Astronaut raising arms on a rocket with text: Young Person’s Guide to Systems Change.
A harvester in a field with text about global food crisis and solutions.
Man with glasses, smiling, with yellow text welcoming Uygar Özesi to the Club of Rome.
Graphic with text about fertility trends and a group selfie of smiling people.
Man in tan trench coat with text: Celebrating Keith's Legacy.
Welcome graphic of Linda van Goor. She is featured on the left, dressed in black. White and blue text on the right side reads: “WELCOME LINDA VAN GOOR, NEW MEMBER OF THE CLUB OF ROME” against a green background. The Club of Rome logo is displayed at the bottom right corner.
Poster over photo of children running through water. Text reads: “Stories of the Future creative challenge. Tell new stories about the future and win! • Entries are open to young people around the world and can be sent in any language – the use AI is not allowed. • Entries will be judged in three categories: 15 and under, 16-18, 19-21 inclusive. • Written entries should be no longer than 1000 words. Videos should be under 1.5 minutes. DEADLINE: 19 JULY. earth4all.life/creative-challenge. Earth4All.”
A forest path with sunlight streaming through trees. Text reads: 'Development should be about creating the conditions for people and the rest of nature to thrive together.' Attributed to Kate Pickett and Robert Costanza, members of the Club of Rome and the Earth4All Transformational Economics Commission.
Webinar series announcement with butterflies, tree, and chameleon.
Webinar on climate justice with Walter Osigai and Prasiddhi Singh.
A colourful graphic with headshots of three smiling women with text: "Meet the 2026 communications fellows: in honour of Keith Suter"
Man wearing a protective mask and gloves operates a tool on a large object.
Text stating young people are taking control of the future and an invitation to join the50percent.org.
Paul Shrivastava next to a quote about ecosystems and power.
Event poster listing speakers for a research conference with a blue background.
Promotional image for a new Club of Rome podcast episode featuring Katharina Pistor and Till Kellerhoff discussing law and capitalism.
A group of professionals attend a business presentation in a modern conference room. The presenter stands in front of a screen displaying slides with graphs and images, engaging the audience.
Promotional image for the Club of Rome podcast episode discussing legal influences in transforming capitalism featuring Till Kellerhoff and Katharina Pistor. Modern and informative tone.
A graphic featuring a quote by Rica Viljoen on African leadership, set against a patterned background. The mood is inspiring and insightful.
An image promoting food security through ocean resources, featuring boats at the shore and a call to download a related report. The mood is informative and urgent.
Inspirational quote by Jeremy Lent about societal transformation against a backdrop of a forest and sunset. The mood is contemplative and hopeful.
Poster over photo of children running through water. Text reads: “Stories of the Future creative challenge. Tell new stories about the future and win! • Entries are open to young people around the world and can be sent in any language – the use AI is not allowed. • Entries will be judged in three categories: 15 and under, 16-18, 19-21 inclusive. • Written entries should be no longer than 1000 words. Videos should be under 1.5 minutes. DEADLINE: 19 JULY. earth4all.life/creative-challenge. Earth4All.”
Two young children stand amidst rubble and damaged buildings, highlighting the devastating impact of conflict. The mood is somber and urgent.
Graphic for "The Club of Rome Podcast" featuring Jayati Ghosh and Till Kellerhoff. Text highlights a new episode titled "Inequality, power and the fight for a fairer world," with Spotify and Apple Podcasts logos.
Graphic with the headline “Understanding the Story of the Club of Rome: The People, Transitions, Crises and Reinventions” on a blue background, alongside a large group photo of diverse participants standing together at a Club of Rome event in a conference hall, promoting the organisation’s history series.
A protest scene advocating for a new approach to peace amidst global conflicts, highlighting themes of interconnected risks and peacebuilding. The mood is urgent and hopeful.
Illustrated poster promoting the Earth4All Marketplace event focused on connecting changemakers online. The image has a vibrant and colorful tone.
Cover of "Earth4All: Germany – Towards a future for all", published October 2024. A muted green gradient background features a subtle outline map of Germany. Bold white text displays the title, with the Earth4All logo in the top right corner. A physical book mock-up is shown in the bottom right, featuring the German-language edition titled "Earth for All Deutschland" with a Spiegel Bestseller badge. The Club of Rome and Wuppertal Institut logos appear at the bottom left.
A warm-toned image of a lakeside at sunset, with golden light reflecting on the water. In the foreground, two people sit on a wooden dock facing the lake, their backs to the viewer. Overlaid on the image is a large blue text box with a quote: “Moving beyond GDP is no longer a rhetorical ambition. The question is whether we can generate the collective will to implement it.” Below the quote, the authors are listed: Ida Kubiszewski, Robert Costanza, and Joe Easteo, all affiliated with the UCL Institute for Global Prosperity, with the first two also linked to the Club of Rome. The Club of Rome logo appears in the bottom right corner.
Promotional image for an online event titled 'The Future of Climate Leadership' featuring Carlos Álvarez Pereira and Nyasha Frank Mpahlo discussing intergenerational governance. The event will be held on Zoom on May 8, 2026, at 5 PM CAT.
A speaker stands at a podium addressing an audience at a conference, with a large screen behind him displaying a book cover about China. Overlaid text reads: “Asia was never just an audience; it is a co-author of the Club of Rome’s history.” A caption invites readers to read the history series.
Cover of "People and Planet", Earth4All Working Paper #1, published March 2023. Bold white title text on a bright green background with layered geometric triangle shapes in lighter green tones. Subtitle reads: "21st-century sustainable population scenarios and possible living standards within planetary boundaries." Bottom text credits the report to the Earth4All initiative for the Global Challenges Foundation, with authors Callegari B and Stoknes PE. The Earth4All logo appears in the bottom right corner.
Photo of in-person participants at the end of day 2 of the conference in Buenos Aires.
Aerial view of a large solar farm with rows of blue photovoltaic panels arranged across green fields beside a railway line and a narrow path. Overlaid text reads: “By the time the Gulf is rebuilt, the countries that moved fastest will have energy systems that no longer care.” Attribution below: Nafeez Ahmed, Executive Director, Foundation for Civilisation Renewal; Member, Club of Rome. The Club of Rome logo appears in the bottom right corner.
Photo of in-person participants at the end of day 2 of the conference in Buenos Aires.
person looking at video editing screen. text: "New Vacancy: Digital Content Creator"