Events - Marc Jeuland
All times U.S. ET unless noted.
DGHI Climate Change and Global Health Initiative Launch Event 
The Duke Global Health Institute’s (DGHI) new Climate Change and Global Health Initiative will serve as a hub for interdisciplinary and global collaborative partnerships that connects health, life, social, physical, and human scholars. This launch event aims to generate momentum around the new initiative, and to consider how to best support the research goals of the Climate and Health Observatories – in the Southeast US, Amazon Region, Eastern and Southern Africa, and Southeast Asia – that are at the core of the initiative’s vision for impact. Marc Jeuland, faculty director of the James E. Rogers Energy Access Project at Duke, will be presenting. Registration is strongly encouraged.
Energy Transitions & Investment in Emerging Markets: Navigating Shifting Undercurrents
The landscape of development and development finance is undergoing dramatic shifts, with important ramifications for energy transitions in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). Supporting equitable and investable approaches requires strategies and evidence that respond to these shifting dynamics. This event will bring together thought leaders, Duke alumni, students, and practitioners to discuss how impact-driven businesses, private sector capital, and concessional finance can adapt and thrive in this evolving environment.
The Hidden Side of Energy Access: Understanding Clean Cooking
Join the Health and Energy Platform of Action, the Clean Cooking Alliance, and the World Health Organization for the second session in our webinar series, Transitioning to Clean Cooking.
Accelerating Global Energy Access
Please join the launch of the Energy Access Project Friday, February 23, 2018, in Washington, D.C. This event will begin with a keynote address by Jim Rogers former CEO and chairman of the board for electric utility Duke Energy and an advocate for universal electricity access. He will join other speakers and guests who are leaders in business, government, civil society and academia to explore the most pressing challenges around global energy access and to shape the agenda for this new research program at Duke University.
Environment for Development 2017 Annual Meeting
Energy Access Project staff will participate in the Environment for Development (EfD) Annual Meeting as representatives of the Duke-hosted Sustainable Energy Transitions Initiative (SETI), a separate Duke initiative, in Addis Ababa.