Breaking opportunity for economists, researchers, and policy innovators worldwide! The prestigious LSE Environment Week 2025, hosted at the London School of Economics, is set to take place from September 22–25, 2025. This year’s theme revolves around cutting-edge research that addresses the intersection of environment, economics, innovation, and global policy—a timely and essential gathering given the current climate and development challenges.
This event is not just a conference; it’s a transformational global platform that unites the brightest minds to present high-impact research, influence policy, and shape future solutions. Backed by the London School of Economics’ Economics of Environment and Energy (EEE) programme, the International Growth Centre (IGC), and the Programme on Innovation and Diffusion (POID), the week-long event is an unbeatable chance to engage with leading academics, network with policy stakeholders, and gain exposure to global research audiences.
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What sets Environment Week apart is its exclusive combination of authority, accessibility, and impact. There are no participation fees, and travel and accommodation funding is available for selected paper presenters, removing traditional barriers that prevent scholars—especially from developing regions—from contributing to and benefiting from such elite forums.
Topics include but are not limited to:
- Clean growth and innovation
- Climate policy and adaptation
- Environmental taxation and carbon pricing
- Resource management and energy transitions
- Urban sustainability
- Behavioural environmental economics
- Policy design for sustainable development
Whether you are an early-career researcher or a seasoned academic, this is your opportunity of a lifetime to present bold ideas and receive world-class feedback.
LSE Environment Week 2025 isn’t just another academic gathering—it’s a must-see international forum where policy meets practice, data meets innovation, and economics meets sustainability. Here’s what makes this an unmissable, high-stakes event:
- Authoritative & Proven Platform
Supported by elite programmes like EEE, IGC, and POID, this event offers credibility that few other events in the field can match. Accepted papers are presented alongside those of world-renowned economists, leading to exposure that could be career-defining. - Free Access, No Barriers
There are zero registration fees. Travel and lodging support for presenters helps overcome cost barriers, making this a truly inclusive event. No gimmicks, no hidden fees—just knowledge sharing and impact. - Epic Networking Opportunities
LSE draws economists, environmentalists, data scientists, and policymakers from around the globe. Whether you’re searching for collaborators, research funding, publication opportunities, or policy influence, this is where to find them. - Powerful Exposure for Your Ideas
Be the author of the next big breakthrough in environmental policy. Share your findings with global think tanks, ministries, NGOs, and academic institutions in an event that gets media and scholarly attention. - Unmatched Learning and Collaboration
Every day is structured around themes that encourage deep dives, debates, and interdisciplinary synergy—from behavioural economics to innovation strategy to adaptation finance.
This is not a drill—submissions close soon, and this is your final chance to position your work in front of the world’s most influential economists, thinkers, and policymakers. The next era of environmental economic thinking will be shaped at forums like this, and your contribution could be a breakthrough that sparks global impact.
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Whether you’re researching carbon taxes, clean energy transitions, behavioural climate interventions, or economic resilience strategies, this is your moment to lead, learn, and influence.
Name of Organizer
London School of Economics
Requirements/Eligibility
1. Submissions must include a full paper in PDF format. Abstracts, proposals, or extended outlines will not be accepted.
2. Papers must be original, unpublished, and not currently under review elsewhere.
3. The research should be relevant to economics, climate policy, innovation, environment, or related subfields.
4. Applicants must commit to attending in person in London if their paper is accepted.
5. Only one paper may be submitted per applicant.
6. Papers must be written in English.
7. Submissions must be completed via the official web portal by the stated deadline.
8. Co-authored submissions are allowed; however, only one author will be eligible for travel support.
9. The programme strongly encourages submissions from underrepresented regions and groups, particularly from the Global South.
10. Researchers from academia, think tanks, and policy institutions are eligible to apply.
Duration/Stipend
The event spans four powerful days, from 22 to 25 September 2025, hosted at the LSE campus in London, UK. This is a hybrid event, allowing both in-person and virtual participation, but presenters must attend physically. For selected presenters, limited travel and accommodation stipends are available, based on merit and funding availability. There is no monetary stipend for general attendance, but the event is completely free to join, whether as a presenter or audience participant.
Location
London School of Economics (LSE), Houghton Street, London, UK
Hybrid Access available for selected virtual attendees and non-presenters, ensuring global inclusion.
Deadline
14 July 2025
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