COP31 Green Zone Speaker

Rana Atabay Kuşçu

Prof. Dr., Director of the Sustainable Development and Twin Transformation Application and Research Center

Days
9 Nov
Stage
Zero Waste

About

Prof. Dr. Rana Atabay Kuşçu is Professor of International Trade at Istanbul Medipol University and Director of the Sustainable Development and Twin Transformation Application and Research Center (SURKAM). Her academic work focuses on sustainable development, international trade policy, the European Green Deal, circular economy, and the green-digital transformation.

She coordinates the European Commission-supported Jean Monnet Module project “The Green Deal, Sustainable Trade and Türkiye’s Integration” and leads the “Sustainability and Twin Transformation Centre” project, supported by the Ministry of Industry and Technology through İSTKA.

She takes an active role in interdisciplinary projects developed between universities, industry and public institutions, and works on putting sustainability policies into practice and building institutional capacity. She also provides consultancy under the Turkish Exporters Assembly (TİM) ECOTİM Programme, helping exporting companies establish and develop corporate sustainability systems.

She contributes to UNCTAD, UNFCCC, UNCCD and World Trade Organization (WTO) meetings, and supports wider knowledge and awareness of sustainability through her academic publications and media programmes. She is a founding member of the Green Hydrogen Producers Association (H2DER) and Vice President of the Board of the Digital and Sustainable Future Association (DİSÜDER).

She is married and the mother of three daughters.

Sessions

  1. 09Nov
    15:00 – 15:45MondayModerator

    Climate, Health and Zero Waste: Campuses and Clinics

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BIRTHS:
4,500,000
people
|
DEATHS:
3,000,000
people
|
WASTE GENERATED:
24,000,000
tons
|
PLASTIC CONSUMED:
4,500,000
kg
|
BIRTHS:
4,500,000
people
|
DEATHS:
3,000,000
people
|
WASTE GENERATED:
24,000,000
tons
|
PLASTIC CONSUMED:
4,500,000
kg
|
BIRTHS:
4,500,000
people
|
DEATHS:
3,000,000
people
|
WASTE GENERATED:
24,000,000
tons
|
PLASTIC CONSUMED:
4,500,000
kg
|