Greener Vision is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to encouraging the switch to a greener future.
Greener Vision works with partners to find solutions to major challenges we face. In partnership with the Centre for Energy Ethics (University of St Andrews) Greener Vision convenes the Council for the Future to explore new approaches to tackling climate change. Greener Vision also convenes the Transport Knowledge Hub which brings together local and central Government, Mayoral Combined Authorities, Sub-National Transport Bodies and the transport community to encourage investments that will facilitate inclusive and sustainable economic growth.
The Foundation for Integrated Transport provides grant funding to support Greener Vision’s work, most recently through its Pathways to Net Zero initiative. Pathways to Net Zero is a thought leadership programme aiming to develop a credible and deliverable framework for achieving net zero transport. The central proposition is that we need a whole systems transition to net zero which will require a paradigm shift in terms of how we think about decarbonising transport and the wider economy. Our thinking needs to change if we are to rise to the scale of the climate crisis.
Greener Vision applies insights from The Tabula Project to the challenge of tackling climate change. The Tabula Project is a 30-year creative endeavour that started with the assumption that we won’t solve our most intractable problems with the same thinking that created them. The Project aims to provide a new perspective on the mind so we might improve how we think and eventually evolve as a society.
