Nicholas Institute Partnerships
for information about partnering with the Nicholas Institute, contact nicholasinstitute@nicholas.duke.edu
Climate Change Policy Partnership (CCPP)
The CCPP researches carbon-mitigating
technology, infrastructure, institutions and overall systems in order
to inform lawmakers and business leaders as they lay the foundation of
a low-carbon economy.
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Corporate Sustainability Initiative (CSI)
The Corporate Sustainability Initiative (CSI) brings together leading
scholars, students, stakeholders, and practitioners from Duke
University and beyond to create the next generation of sustainable
enterprises and business leaders. Sustainable businesses deliver new
value by simultaneously creating profitable enterprises, reducing
negative environmental and social impacts, and offering innovative
solutions to emerging environmental challenges. CSI has 2 primary
objectives: first, it aspires to develop the theory and practice of
corporate sustainability through rigorous research and field testing,
drawing from the rich inter-disciplinary resources of Duke University,
collaborating with government, private and civil sectors, and
implementing new approaches across a variety of enterprises. A second
priority is to educate business professionals who link business and
sustainability imperatives to create the sustainable enterprises of the
future.
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Center for Environmental Implications of Nanotechnology (CEINT)
CEINT is
dedicated to elucidating the relationship between a vast array of
nanomaterials — from natural, to manufactured, to those produced
incidentally by human activities — and their potential environmental
exposure, biological effects, and ecological consequences.
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Fisheries Leadership & Sustainability Forum
The Fisheries Leadership & Sustainability Forum is a partnership
of the Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions and the
Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences at Duke
University, the Center for Ocean Solutions managed by the Woods
Institute for the Environment at Stanford University, and Environmental
Defense Fund, Incorporated. The purpose of the Forum is to assist current and future members of
the Regional Fisheries Management Councils by increasing their
understanding of fisheries and ocean science, economics and policy.
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